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... bailee of boots Mr Davies : Where he to sell the boots except to person was in the habit of buying second boots Those boots might have been worn by Harries They fitted him comfortably because great many persons including myself prefer to wear ...
... WANT TO KEEP YOUR FEET DRY, use T. Fowler’s WA TERPROOF DUBBIN your Booty It ha* never knowa fiul, other for Indies’ Siemens’Boots. Ooe wiil la« for month, wffl improve the leather, both for wear aod pohsluag, and make the hardest Leather soft. Come and ...
... Mr. Henderson, engineer, of Wellington, New Zealand, whom she was going with her brother (who was saved); and Percy of Maidstone, Kent, who was going out with his brother. The latter is one of the survivors. All the second class passengers, six number, ...
... and, unfortunately, arrived too at. t o be 'worn. Chief .Inettc, ',Ord Ookirilge and Mr. Beres Chreaby. at the opening of the Kent on Monday, entertained et the high sheriff ad Lord George Gotdou Lenses, a WOO% caysey, az tie Judges lodgings, The Secretary ...
... Engineer of Wellington, New Zealand, to whom she was going with her brother (who was saved), and Mr. Percy Joslen, of Maidstone, to Kent, who was going out with his brother. The latter is one of the survivors. All the second class passengers, six in number ...
... Engineer of Wellington, New Zealand, to whom she was going with her brother (who was saved), and Mr. Percy Joslen, of Maidstone, in Kent, who was going out with his brother. The latter is one of the survivors. All the second class passengers, six in number ...
... the present swim of Parliament, intitaled,• ' A Bill tor making railways in the counties of Rases and Kent to wow:poethe t the Loudon, Tilbury . and Kent Coastßailway Dover ith South Eastern and London. Ctiatheet. and Railway, and for other purposes. That ...
... —Visitor. Jane, has your Mistress got a Boot-Jack?”—Maid-of-all-Work. ** Sir; please. Sir, I clean all the Boots, Sir I COUNTY NEWS. KENT SPRING ASSIZES. Lord flliief J 'Slice Coleridge v rive 1 in Maidstone lue 6.ed uni j. itii K die-ay, . -i Saturday ...
... pirish of Cm[don. in the oo\ml{rof Surrey | at the fll“nl-fim]l‘ of WILLIAM WEST, 13, High_street, Maidstone, in the parisb of Maidstone, in the county of Kent: und at t'.e dwelling-*ou-e of GEORGE ' DUPLOCK, of Petersdeld, in the county of Hampshite. Tuaesday ...
... engineer, of Wellington, New Zealand, to whom she was going with her brother (who was saved); and Mr. Percy Joslen, of Maidstone, in Kent, who was going out with his brother. The latter is one of the survivors. All tiie second class Cassengers, six number ...
... Rowland to leave it—Rowland made no de trial at the next West fence, and both prisonera were committed to take their Kent at Maidstone. ...
... pipes, hogsheads, and quarter casks port, shipped by Cockburn and others; in sherries will be submitted an important parcel of golden wine, shipped by the well-known house of Peter Domecq and Co., consisting of 12 butts 36 hogsheads and 49 quarter casks, and ...