... mer- chant—2d dividend oi 41., any day at Waitiakjr'*, Southampton. Htriry David Munser, Green-street, near 3ittiagboarn ...

... by Leighton Brothers. Puss in Boots,”is its title; and it will form the coloured Christmas Supplement to the JUuetrated London Newt. This particular Puss hi Boots”is a sleek kitten, wearing • Pfk »« ...

... QO. CHARLES MORGAN A CO.’S Alb, Poam, tad - Stout »« produced from the Wei Miteriele only, end with water from mains of the Kent Walsr Wocta. which is deseribed by Dr. TTissall as Standard ef Purity.” KJld. rt Pat. ISOafl. OaU. It OaO. aAa A . A India ...

... manufacturers—R. L. Norledge and C. H. Stroud, Bowness and Windermere, fish dealers—Hackett and Rawlinaon, Silver-street, Golden-square, printers— J. Bates and Co., Derby, leather dressers—Stewart, Hastilow, and Co., Newcakle-upon-Tyne, upholsterers —Sutcline ...

... in the country (In Ilyery). a FOOTMAN, who has bean well trained ntwler a butler .• good plate cleaner Mate. Penable. no boot cleaniag.—Apply .I.IIA 'war, Wilmington Nell. Dartford. WANTED, GROOM, who thoroughly understands his wort : he will be reantred ...

... T hands 15 yeara-cause of leaving retiring from tinsiless-no Sunday trade.-34, Brewer-street, Golden- Lqu~arve. Coffee Shots (Freehold). NBEAR the Old Kent-road-average takings at least N £12 per week-price. isneclding Philnt, fixtures, oodwill and ireelid ...

... to note, besides those recorded at page 306. Sir Sydney Waterlow, M.P., addressing the students of the School of Art at Maidstone on Wednesday evening, said the best remedy for depression of trade was the cultivation of greater intelligence in those persons ...

... this Notfeo, will deposited follows, that to sayAs regards the work* and lands the county of Kent, with tho Clerk of Peace for that county, at his office Maidstone j regards the works and land# in the County of Surrey, with the Clerk of tho Peace for that ...

... Bickley, Mr. John H. Johnstore, Barrister-at-Law, to Josephine, daughter of the late Mr. J. J. Wells, of Southboroitgh, Bickley, Kent, June 5. KILVERT-PITCAURN-At St. barnabas, Kensing- ton. Edward N., son of Rev. Robert Kilvert, MPA., to Eleanor C. S., daughter ...

... the auspicious occasion, and make them presents. Mr. Jull was born at Charing, Kent, on the llth of October, 1804, and on April 7th, 1828, married Lucy Brenchley at Maidstone. Deptford Broadway on Bank Holidatr. Comidaint has frequently been made at the ...

... Raison, Leith Ostrich, Whittle, Hull Ouse, Adams, do Expedition,Phaiips,Bocbester Kent, Gillaid, do 3 Sisters, Morrell, do luv'Cta, Saunders, do Superb, Daniel, Rover, Kent, OUlard, Rochester Expedition, Phillips, do Sisters, Morrill, do Cluenco, Simons ...

... a well-kept establishment ; three ,Year.' flestclasa character from present situation .- J. H. Wood lodge. Shooter's Hill, Kent. AIiDENER (HEAD) ; married, no family; VI thorough experience in each department; has for mural yearn had charge of good country ...