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... having any DERI'S, OLU MS, or DEMANDS against the ESI ATE of EDWARD CROPPER, late •it Sttvylands, Pensburst, in the county of Kent, and of Gr. nde Nrrt erth. in the county of Peml.roke, and of Rise Hush Onisiry, in ihe .-aid county, Esquire, who died on ...
... follow- partxnents vill be added. \fEW DEPARTMENT - J3l for Ladies' Mantles, Jackets, li VfEW DEPARTMENT Xl for . and Girls' Boots and Bl mHE WHOLE STOCK I must be clear, d out the end of the mouth, when ihe premi- rill lie cloted for pome idays. DALE Clothing ...
... a Bay Geldins:, 16 haudi thre3 inches, a capital fencer, been hunted with tlie West Kent and Bui stow foxhounds up to the present time, and list year with the Mid-Kent staichouuds. Has lieen in harness.— Oa view. W. and S. FREEMAN, Proprietors. ALDRIDGE ...
... widow and three children unprovided for. Proxies will be gratefully received by Mr. John Gorbell, 64, Granville Park, Lewisham, Kent. FANCY - DRESS BALLS.— In consequence of the KIB.E at 8. MAY'S. Costumiers, the BUSINESS will be CAPRI ED ON at 36, Bow-street ...
... SHIRTS, BOYS' BOOTS and SHOES. FT YAM and Co.'s SELECT^ DEPARTMENTS. GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE DEPARTMENT. NTI.EMENS SELECT ORDER DEPARTMENT. HABIT and LIVERY DEPARTMENT . 8' and YOUTHS* SEPARATE DEPARTMENT. HATS, CAPS, HOSIER. , SHIRTS. BOOTS, SHOES, 4a ...
... each performance. N.B. No fees for cloak-rooms nor for booking of seats. rf>BEAT RE ROYAL, COVEN T-G ARD tSN. A\ ri'SS IN BOOTS The highest cbus of Pantomime evar pieiduced. Good soncts, magn.tlceut ejects, charming actiug, roais o 1 laughter, encore ...
... rmation can . 1., gratis on ap- * plication, or pu. ; * El MOSES and SON'S BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT Is pr all the newest and most fashionable oUetoeo, and Bch wear. The far-fsi Boots, for Home or Colonial wear, defy competition for durability. El MOSES and ...
... »-ation to be ?? Inland Revenue-office, London, Jan. 1, 1878. ?? STARTLING ¥ ICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM ?? Asylum-road, Old Kent-road, S E lhe ANNUAL BALL win take place at St James's Hall aa . „ on TH^s«l>AV' next, 17th inst. Siti^rfi 8 ?? Principal M ...
... REMOVED from Blackfriars, to 17, ST, BRIDE- STREET, Ludgate-circus. Table Glass, China Services, aud Chan- deUers. — Works, Old Kent-road. NOTICE— AI ) VERT ISING.— C. H. MAY and Co., GENERAL ADVERTISING OFFICBS, 78, Gracechurch-street, London. E.C. Established ...
... Regent-street only. ALFRED L. ANNETT, Secretary. 67, Fleet-street, EC, Jan. 14, 1878. DEAF and DUM B ASYLUM, Old Kent-road, S.E., and Margate. Kent. Founded 17. 2. — At an Election of Thirty nd Dumb Children, held at the Cannon-street Hotel, E.C. , This Day ...
... 'ss. cash prices Tela. H-8P «*»»■* PTrtt-.g hy post Brftii ptlv it tendml to. * ** GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBARE'S AUREOLINB produces, by two or three apphcation*-, the ?? golden colour so much admit cd. Warranted perfectly harm- «•?•, p -? ce , 6fl * 6d* -nd 10s ...
... Jan. 29, at 12. Picketr, Robert John, Bristol, late licensed victualler— Jar. 30, at 2. Stephens, Joseph Ashby, Tanbridge, Kent, farmer— Jui.. 28, at 3. WickbkiD, George, Plymouth, Devonshire, grocer — Jan. 31, at 12. Wilicox, Joseph, Lavender-hill, Wanda ...