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... few artisans. de; its ranged from up to £300 or £400. who had been one trustees of the bank, and the C. rector of Smeeth, in Kent, another of the trustees, were the trial was again adjourn also examined, and after some evidence for the prosecution Tae ALLEGED ...
... which keeps up the old customs most efficiently. There, before the Mayor on court days, lie the sword and mace in all their golden glory; and there the door are the ushers, resplendent in gold lace, and looking thoroughly aristocratic in their cocked bats ...
... 'cliouso, Victoria Road, from 7. fid. Ladies' Kid Boot* iv End less Variety from 6a T ADIES' Cashmere Boots for Summer Wear at the l—diea' ?? Boot and Shoo Warehouse, Cra -vford's, 53 Overgate, Dundee. BOOTS and SHOES, for Spring and Summer Wear, at Moderate ...
... to assist a member's wife in going to or Rent ettunty Ophthalmic Hospital at Maidstone ; Barre, 12s. foe a member who has lost a pig ; Lidsing. 4d. for sick member: Golden Green. is. for two sick members; Stoke. 4s. tid. fora new banner; Hythe, 7. for ...
... parishes of Wateringbum and West Mailing in the beet part of the comity. near Watertusbary Station, on the Booth-Beier. BW way, *boot two miles from Malting Station on the London. Ohathem, and Dover lialthsy, nee miles from Maidatine, sou about thirty from ...
... GREAT VARIETY, at Remarkably Low Prices. 58, 60, MEADOW STREET. OPENING OF A BRANCH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOT AISD SHOE SHOP AND WAREHOUSE. THE RED BOOT, 21, WESTBAR, SHEFFIELD (Next Door to Mr. Shaper's Cigar Shop). THIS DAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12. CROLLINSON ...
... in a plain fustian coat, and white slop underneath ; plain fustian trousers ; a black billy cock hat ; and strong lace-up boots. Left his wife and three children chargeable to Bourn. Supposed to be working on some railway.--41 Reward, and all reasonable ...
... Sheffield 8 Favcll, Mrs 8 Favell, Miss ••• Stanley Hanis, Mrs M , & fani Liverpool 9 Jolly, Mins Both Boot, Dr k Airs Sleaford, Lincolnshire Boot, Miss Lincoln Boot, Air A London Norton, Alhs R L^mbm Tolion, Mr Mrs Bradford Cambridge Charlton, Mrs 14 Pil>er, ...
... an inquiry tanning the death of Mrs. Pittman, of No. 7, Burritt-street, Rochester, the wife of the foresee to Mr. Plullpott, boot and shoemaker, who head dead by tti of her bed that muming. eke was 42 of age, and had addicted to drink tor the pest boar ...
... 11— 1 There is rather more for hops at firm rates reports from most favourable districts of the plantations— namely about Maidstone and Canterbury are less favourable Market Aug II— Butter: Market continues firm especially for descriptions of Normandy 120s ...
... the morn- ing till Ten at night. Stop at Baker-Ktreet Station, Metropolitan Railway, for Madame Tunsaud's. 256 ART UNION OF KENT, UNDER GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY. {\ ORD SEASON. One Shilling per SHARE. Many &*J hundreds of prizes, ranging in value to £100. ...
... trousers black waistcoat white smock he wore lace-up boots There a sum 3s 9id in the pockets together with two knives and snuff box On Wednesday afternoon an inquest on the body was held at the Golden Cock before W Barstow Esq a jury presided over by Mr ...