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... for dead, and the surprise and joy which they felt when they heard of their safety nay more easily imagined than described. Boot Found nr ths Bivsr.— On Saturday merning, the body of boy, aged fourteen years, was found floating in the river nest the Fish-wharf ...
... referring to the price of a young lady's boots. The plaintiff, who sought to recover the price thereof, is a boot and shoe maker in Magdalen Street; and both and his wife deposed in the most emphatic manner that the boots had been ordered ana delivered the ...
... ng markets daring the week English and foreign wheats were firm. KENT, Saturday.— The trade in Kent daring tha week has been quiet; prices about the some last week. Market at Maidstone on Thursday dull; prices showed material variation. Grinding barley ...
... valuable beverage.-—Sold in tinlined ptekett only, by all Grocers. Taylor Brothers. Liondon. «ole proprietorE. KENTISH CHERRIES.—Kent, called the Garden of England, is noted for the fine quality of its varions growths of cherries, and amongst them the Uorella ...
... Illustrated Catalogue.—Riches & Watts, Engineers, Norwich. 19,847 LADIES’ WHITE BOOTS, 2s. 6d. per pair.—We shall offer for the approaching Season a Manufacturer’s Stock of WHITE BOOTS, much under tlio usual price, 2s. and 3s. Cd. per pair. —J. Buckingham & ...
... effected his escape. It appears the prisoner, who had been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed an officer in a third-class carriage of passenger train from Maidstone to Tunbridge. Soon after the tram left the prisoner succeeded in jumping out ...
... active Girl, age 19 30. HOUSEMAID. Country preferred.—Apply, Mrs Henry Column, liracondale, Norwich. [lO 525 WANTED, good BOOT MACHINISTS, at beat Wuges.-Apply B. Murray, St. Martiu'a-at- OaKUatea. [10,529 WANTED, a YOUNG MAN accustomed to the Baking ...
... wore unw illi ng wiers a the prices lent . both being sqoal in quality, bat one reliberal land. however, wee dimmed of et &boot Is advance. lord, the other • stingy one, how would this operate P,lces for otbnr kind' of grain remeln stationers , . on Mr ...
... way to Chatham the complainant pulled his boots, he was suffering from gout. When the defendant was leaving the carriage at Chatham told complainant be ought ride in third-class carriage for pulling off his boots in front of lady. altercation followed. ...
... Mr. Fredenc Oddin Taylor, solicitor of this city, has been appointed by the trustees Sir John Mordeu’s College, Blackheath, Kent, receiver of the Norfolk rents of the College in succession to the late Francis John Blake, Esq. The Treasurer oi the Blind ...
... following unsectarian chanties : Asylum for Fatherless Children, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. the Kent County Ophthalmia Hospital. Maidstone ; the Merchant Soamen’s Orphan Asylum, Scaresbrook; the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Riyal Benevolent ...
... it. leaves shores.” observes the Times of India, Henry Webb, the detective sergeant, said that a having gained a rich and golden harvest of good- warrant handed to him on Saturday la*t for will wherever he has been ; and we only give ex- the apprehension ...