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... ES' WHITE AND COLOURED BOOTS. CHILDREN'S SEWN AND RIVETED BOOTS. CHILDREN'S FANCY BOOTS in ffreat variety. GENTLEMEN'S BEST HaND-SEWN BOOTS. GENTLEMEN'S RIVETED BOOTS. i Every dur-c-.-ipt; _n of Boots and Shoos ...
... Jobn as Whiteley and Oo., of Maida Vale. Middlesex. Motteram, of Bedford. Middlesex. Williats Qearmby, boot and shoe dealer, of Batterses Park- road, Kent. Moys, butcher, of Victoria-read, Ramagate, Franels O. B. Farrant House, Folkestone, of no occupation ...
... owned in seven days will be soul.—Apply, Joseph Marshall, 66. Kinn-etreet. nl7 YOUR BOOTS can be Soled in three hoars C. RoUinsoo, Queen-street, Barnsley, and Golden Boot Shimbtes-street. FURNITURE BOUGHT; Qantifcy, Quality, or Description object. Removed ...
... but new Gladstone Rmd Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Sharp, builder, )a*e of Heath Road. Darifor-I, Kent, then priioner for debt in Maidstone Gaol. Date of adjudication, August 39rd, LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. B. Crowilier, bootmaker. Mirfleld. ...
... INTERESTING LAW SUIT. A suit of much interest to a very large number of persons in East Kent, says the Mudstone Journal, is set down for bearing at next assizes at Maidstone. It involves the right to the undivided moiety of the estates of Mr. John Chapman, ...
... Junction Bngine Works. Leeds. Gro. Jennings seed merchant, of Ockley. Surrev. John Harris, occupation, Bexley Heath, Kent. Cooper boot and thee Austell. CornwmU. John Will ism Major, wheelwright and carpenter, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. John Baker, baker ...
... telegram from tbe Home Office advising the Governor the Kent County Prison at Maidstone that the capital sentence upon the four prisoners convicted the Penge murder had been respited, was received at Maidstone at about a quarter before seven o’clock Saturday ...
... Clarke, wine merchant, of 139, LeadenhaU- street, London, residing at Chesham Lodge, Burnt Ash. Kent. William Lichfield, otherwise Litchfield, lately boot and shoe manufacturer, but now of no occupation, of St. Germain*, Aaerley-park, Surrey. Henry H ...
... now out bf business. North Omsby. Edmund O. Jeokbu groc» and ehsof emonger, Street, Gmrosead, Kent. WiilismT. Bail's, licensed rietuallor, Isle of the Golden Lion Hotel. Broomsgroro, Woreestsrsbiie, now lodging in Ladxwood Road. Birmingham. _ HJf* twine ...
... ce, Middlesex. William Quarmby, boot and shoe dealer, of Battersea Park- road, Surrey. Stephen Moys, butcher, of Victoria-read, Bamsgate, Kent. Francis 0. B. Farrant, of no occupation, of Roxby House, Folkestone, Kent. Alfred Davies, draper, of Sherl ...
... S”uot teliiM. Inn l»™ METROPOKITAN MEAT SARKCT ~ • EKIH MARKKT, A .n. T -“ Meii Oil loU'sOd; calf skins (ligljl), •• ,;., Kents and half breds. totls?J ; Ss 5. Od. .0 lUmK.m-. ».«.-I--»*• per load. T TOtJIDATIONS by arrangement. Henry Driscoll, I’ontonvllle ...
... jury setting aside Mr. Cooke's will, on the I ground of unsound i.nd undue influences. THE WEST KENT MILITIA. The West Kent Militia will not assemble at Maidstone this month for drill, owing to the prevalence of small-pox in several of the districts from ...