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... GREAT CHEAP SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, AT AN EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION OFF OUR USUAL PRICES. THIS DAY, • AND FOLLOWING DAYS. ' - THE MUNSTER BOOT COMPANY, ' 18, GRAND PARADE, (Pacing Great George's Street), BEG to announce that in order to make room for their ...
... THIS TAMEb, BAXcttPAX. iflt, i»7/. tb* terrific storms tut pnnUad tint part st Kent some time since. Altogether the crop, both for the growers end the pickers, hoe proved very unsatisfactory—three weeks’ picking being the longest period of operations ...
... Irish Wbiskar, Half-a-dostß of Oherry, end Half-dozen of Claret, woo Ticket No. 375.625. Purchased by Mrs. Hodaa Taldina. Maidstone. Kent. Prize—A handsome Japanese Cabinet, mounted in Stiver, won by Ticket No. 300,810. Purchased by A. Ashworth, Booth**! Haw ...
... from Hatcham Vicarage to that place toetormer InSorrey and the latter la Kent, and that wished to avoid going to lane Jail. Surrey, aa would much rather have prefoned Maidstone, the county jail Kant. Hla IriendT however, aaceitalnad that the change of ...
... passed upon Louis Adolphus Edmund Staunton, Patrick Staunton, Elizabeth Ann Staunton, and Alic • Rhodes, now in the Kent County Gaol at Maidstone, he resulted until the further signification of her Majesty's pleaeure.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, B. CROSS ...
... ntinqatee Of thrir rueroue support hitherto so WWI) bc.towtd spas his. Treks, 13th Jeue.lo77. 'BOOTS AND SHOES. T. O'CONNOR Ac jolt received a large assnelmsnt of BOOTS and STIOREI, and in cowpleura of paying ready ea-li for Ram., ran of rd II • • Sell no ...
... you. I have not had a dean flannel for a month. 1 have been here a month on Saturday, and it is time I should at home. My boots lias worn out. His Lordship next referred to the arrangement which was evidently made for the purpose of keeping the unhappy ...
... almost the vanishing point, it becomes question wbeiber tie >tilesmen who advise the «ul tan would not do belter to eeizt a golden opportunity for ensuring prolonged term of tracq-iil Uty in preference to encounterirg the siern chances of war and tbe many ...
... relatives who ted with a pair of Pp reunion was of the m ‘after ten o'clock, and ¥ out of the eatat 0 were to be commen: shortly kent up silver salvers. bi in the enbscquent will of The intention of i to an advanced hour in the string band was in attendance ...
... pectal tion, a brief intermission in the Sane of chew and ter, What would be ¢o next? Had be more tters somewhere ? ‘ere his boots stuffed with them? Was his coat lined with them? warranted to hold a week's Did_he wear patent dence? Whilst these thoughts ...
... monthly AGENTS. London Messrs. JAMES HARTLEY & Co., 137 Leodenhall Street, Miller’s Wharf Lower Enst Smitlifield, and West Kent Wliarf, Southwark. Great Western Rnilwav Company. ..Messrs. WILSON,SON, and WALTER Corn Exchange Bristol BRISTOL GENERAL ...
... chasubles of the richest silks and velvets embroidered lavishly with gold and silver. Rows upon rows of silver, gilt, and even golden chalices are arranged in prefusion. Jewelled mitres and ostexsoria challenge admiration. The Patriarch of Jerusalem sent a ...