... —FRANK PORTER’S i celebrated HIDE BOOTS for MENand BOYS.—The above HEW will be given to any on« who can WEAK OUT pair cf these BOOTS SIX .MONTHS. Brices measure from Cd. to 255. The softcsl leather and the most flexible boots ever worn. The uppers have been ...

... to the Clerk, and they reed consider there at the next meeting. The Board then adjourned. CRICKET. _ KENT v. SURREY. This match wee played at Maidstone, en Monday and Tuesday, with the following result : A. P Lots. c b It. Humphrey c 6 • • li.a•ne ...

... Harts, Beaks, Wilts, Somerset, Devon. Hants, Leathers, of Bury. On the 111th July. at Little Bratty church. Thomas King, of Kent, and Surrey, snd was called Wanes; another Grimsby, formerly of Colchester, to Annie Maria, third daughter comprised Norfolk ...

... GENERAL SERVANT, a^ed 25 to T T 35 ; two in family ; man cleans boots ; plain washing done at home ; wages 16 all fonnd ; place quiet; Church of England.— Mrs. S„ 16, Hif-h street, Ercmley, Kent. \\TANTED, a SITUATION as COOPER, or T v Porter in a Warehouse ...

... 39, Ladbroke-square, London. George Smith. Esq., Director of the Scottish Australian Mining Com- pany, and Chairman of the Kent Waterworks Company. Secretary.— Charles Grainger, Esq. Ai ' ■ Robert Fletcher. Esq., Public Accountant. 3, Lothbury, London ...

... HASTINGS, July 28th.— SOUTH-EAST KRN RAILWAY.— Leaving NORTHFLEET 6.42 a.m., calling at Gravesend, Snodland, Aylesford, Maidstone, Wateri ngb ury, Paddock Wood, and Tunbridge. Fare there and back, Third Class, 3s. Children under Twelve, Hall Fares. JOHN ...