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... 15, Motcomb-stroet, Bel- grave-square, S.W. Kent.— The Caring Estates, situated in the favourite parishes of ,ne, aud Headcom. MR. Vi'M. DAY, Jun., haa reoeif-ed tnstructkmi to ON. at the Star Hotel. Maidstone, on ne 28, in Four Lots, the following valuable ...
... hold-15, Dorchester pi. ; 32, D.ike St., Ma nch est I'K-Ikuold— Sutton House, Kent, by Mr. Kol.eiL Raid, a at 2. Tbe Vine Inn and brewery, Ipswich, by Messrs. Q> lit the Golden Lion Hotel, Ipswioh, »t7. of drawing-room, plate, pictures, wine, k ■arden ...
... Auctioneers, 31, London-street, Green- wich, and Blackhcath. Wilmington, near Dartford, Kent. llf R, WM. HODSOLL will SELL by AUCTION, i.v J. at the Bull Hotel, Dartford, Kent, on Tuesday, June 5, at Three tor Four, a very desirable FREEHOLD PBOPEBTY com- prising ...
... ; is a and hell-hanger ; has worked on railways. seen at Crediton, Devon. DARTFORD 'UNION. crk—Mr. Jour HAYWARD, Dartford, Kent. ALFRED STOREY, a labourer, aged 24 about 5 feet 5 inches high, thinly built, fair corn- a small moustache, usually dressed ...
... _. FRANCIS HAYGAETH, Colonel, f ireas * lr - !rs - CHARLES L. TODD, Secretary. IT U'SPITAL for DISEASES of the THROAT, J_ Golden-square, W. (partly self-supporting, sinca its f. undation. J4 years ..go, has lelieved upwards of 4G.000 poor persons. FUI ...
... uninsured, and bad been replenished that morning. A GOLDEN WEDDING.—Uri Wednesday evening a very unusual and interesting occurrence was celebrated in the Congregational Schoolroom. We refer to the golden wedding of A. E. Collins, Esq., of Shannon Villa, ...
... celebrated PORPOISE HIDE BOOTS for MEN and BOYS.—The above REWARD will given any one who can WEAR OUT a pair of these BOOTS in SIX MONTHS. Prices to measure from 17s. Cd. to 255. The softest leather and the most flexible boots ever worn. The uppers have ...
... orer from Maidstone to Bromley on Wedaiinny night, and ooneejri to the Bromley Town-hall fix o’aleak in the morning. There me Urge number persona p»a-a-nt thehrtring, hot few were assembled to the Highstreet. It should that the eoroner for Kent and the ...
... FtEandEFFlJl -May be viewed the daj iing the sale, and catalogues obtained of the Am n Hall, Bromley, Kent, and 157, Fenchurch-atreet, E.C. i-, Kent, within about four miles of the Orpington Railwaj ray.— The growing Crop of Grass, Sanfoin, Trefoil, on ...
... outbreak. London,' • LADIES' FASHIONS IM R. OR dark tints worn for out-door wear are I meter and otter brown, dark chestnut, golden brown, Russian and myrtle green, moss, jasper, said pistache green, and some dark plum shaded. The light colours most ala ...
... , ThaN^ ' TENT, with Table, £3 10s. ines.) no centre poles), 21. 10s. N, 'inufirtM *™ te benjamin Eelgington). r ' 3, Old Kent rom i Til ' I^Mngs lU oX t e { ?? t Foldhig Garden Seat. The best v-i r, Ipswich. « Bins, Croquet and Lawn '■•S n £L a i2 ...
... styles ; good drying and bleaching ground ; plenty of water; open to view.— Address Mrs, Walker, Alexandrian laundry, t&7, Old Kent road. $*lt* bfi faction. Pall mall.— On view.— The Collection ol Pictures and W.iter- 10b ur Drawn gs of W l.lewe It 11, E- ...