... EFFECTS OF HIGH-HEELED BOOTS. M. Onimus, says the Medical Examiner, lately made some sensible, though, we fear, vain remarks on this subject, at a meeting of the Parisian Medical Society. Since the introduction of the narrow, oblique high heelson which ...

... inclined to hold out for time to see what Waybill and Maidstone fair brin,. forth. Mid Kent hope hare been selling fop £3 10s. to 16s Whole growths bi-en taken averages of £4 15s. to £5 ss. f; ,„ Kent bops of fine quality have brought and medigin sorts ...

... Adriana. The following lauded Queenstown Mr. T. Camming and Mr. t. harry. This Day.—Annual clearance sale of Ladies’ Winter Boots and Warm Slipper* at reductions of to 20 i»cr cent, to make room for new stock.— T. K. Fleming, 8, Basnett-strect (three doora ...

... hardware man. K. l'jiskins, Holingbourne, Kent, tfroeer. 11. W. Eandall, Maidstone, Kent, bootmaker. Southwell and Noble, Halifax, worsted spinners G. T. FuUam, Kineston-upon-Hull, master mariner. Colhitnon and Wadel, Kingston-upou-llwll, basket turers. J. ...

... Winchester-street, London, merclumt. W. Stigant, Chatham, pensioner. J. B. Liddell, New Brompton, Kent, engineer the royal navy. H. Wrandell, Maidstone, boot maker. S. Piilmer, Watford, Herts, out of K. Mardell, St. Albans, dealer. T. Key, Stanton Lacy, ...

... :—Beechwood, 121; St Stephens, 13 for FOR THE WEEK, Tits Dav (Saturnay). At Edgeo-hill, Manchester v. (continued), At ld, Huston At Boot Sefton v. At Seiton Park, v, Sefton (second elevens), At Park, Suuthport v. Dingle. At Hall-lane, Te steth Pre At Rock Ferr: ...

... -iJanis, A. Adams, J. I'rcer, Leicester, boot mau j« facturer?, A, T. Gnixty and H. Swansea, wine mere U». F. and T. Heap, Lict field, brewers G. VV'ilkins, Hughes, and J. Griffiths, B. VV . and E. Hal!. Sheerness, Kent, drapers. T. 11. Gray and G. St. Dunstan's ...

... Shilling per PAM 559 S. LEES, GOLDEN BOOT, No. 7, QUEEN STREET, ULVERSTON. A SPLENDID STOOL OF LADIES' BOOTS, Of every description, from 4/- to 25;-.—Also LADIES' WALKING SHOES, From 5j9 to 15 -.--All kinds of GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. A Large Assortment ...

... C. Cartwright, Chiswick, Loudon, out of business. D. Holder, £ittingbc»urne, Kent, greengrocer. J. Marriner, Gravesend. Kent, stationer. W. L. L. Brown-?, Northfleet, Kent, no occupation. G. Smith Tunbri.lge Wells, coach builder. E. W. Nundy, Kingst ...

... Limited. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Baler and E. Chater, Kettering:, Northampton, boot manufacturers. W. and Emma Vaughan, Grea't Devon, glove K. Starnes and G. Morfett. Maidstone, ironmongers. A. E. and E. C. Johnson, Westminster, Eondou, metal merchants. ...

... being to Maidstone and not to h(oreemonger-lane Goal is owing to a mere accident that the house at Inge is just a few yards out of ' Surrey, and belongs rather to Berkenham district which is in Kent. Very many persons were present at Maidstone Gaol to ...

... is applied to and Son, 76, 74, snd 72, Lord-street. instruments in the music trade by James Smith 159950 KENTISH CHEERIES.—Kent, called the Garden of England, is noted for the fine quality of it various growths of cherries, and among them the Morel!a ...