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... AGENTS:— Maidstone—GEO. CORNELL, Jeweller, Bank.tdreer. Tunbridge Wells—G. FABRICS, Jeweller, The Parade. Bromley—K. DOTTER, Jeweller, 23, Market-eqoare. A SIDI TO KHIVA. By Captain FRED. BURNABY. Royal Horse Guards. Says, page II:— Two prim of boots lined ...
... GENERAL CONTRACTOR all House Repairs. ESTIMATES GIVEN. NOTICE ! TRY JONES'S HOME-MADE BOOTS Fnr Tender i'eet harr your turn La*t». A PAIR OF LASTS AND A PAIR OF BOOTS MADE TO MEASURE For 12s. 6d. 50, OAKLEY STREET, WATERLOO ROAD. JOHN GOSNELL and Co., ...
... GENERAL CONTRACTOR In all House Repairs. ESTIMATES GIVEN. NOTICE ! TRY JONES'S HOME-MADE BOOTS For Tender Feet have your omn Last*. A PAIR OF LASTS AND A PAIR OF BOOTS MADE TO MEASURE For 12s. 6d. 50, OAKLEY STREET, WATERLOO ROAD JOHN GOSNELL and Co., Wholesale ...
... 'I'litl fiee from pain. You are at liberty to my name. Yours truly, John Diiat, Working in Brenchley's Brewery, Maidstone. Linton, Maidstone, Nov. 23, 1874. Dear Sir,—Last Saturday week my right knee was swollen with Rheumatism that w.is twice its usual ...
... somewhat sandy clay ‘bones or on the condition brick-clay. We forbear the site of Maidstone when on the age of the animal tramped along the then existing and savannahs Kent. One te lost its of its kind have also , never to rise again, ‘sinking into at least ...
... Dover t.ailways. This line is promoted by the Sevenoaks, Maidstone, and Tunbridge (tail way Company, and will afford a fresh communication by railway between London and Mid Kent, wa Otf ord, Maidstone, and Ashford, while at the same time it will open up beautiful ...
... Thou-as, at Alorningtori-crescent, STALLARnD, scife of Mr Frederick, Barrister-at. N.W., Jure 27. Law , at Lesrisham-hill, Kent, June 27. SMrT %ife of Rev. R. W. J., at Blyfleet, Wey. VAN DERVELL. Mrs. W. F., at Hayfield, Canterbury- budge Junle aS road ...
... stealing a ir of boots from outside the shop of Mr. George oolwich.— Pri- binson, draper, Hare Street, t them soner was seen to take the boots and under her shawl. She then spoke to e shop- man on another subject, and walked away with the boots, which she placed ...
... 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 ...
... Middloses Unapital ORI Y T ettt . Capors, & Pockhass 3 er_ouly, . rue, . ‘ Mu f% Kent-rd 5 i 2 (wllllu. Bervant good) wanted at onoe, who [ junrhllh-‘ niirse 3 for windows and boots wages £lB 10 £l5 Apply 85, 2 YVENBRAL Servant wanted |l5 good wages. Apply ...
... animals in a position to prove by the previous dictum of the judges themselves when the decision is against them, that the boot is on the wrong leg. High-stepping park hacks, and horses that would take one quickly to covert—perhaps negotiating a fence ...
... Nares reet, hinckney ; Downes aud White, Church-strocl, Badgrwares wad ; Flemiag, St. Mactin's-lnne ; Floming, Brewersireet, Goldens uare; Fish, Kentish-town-road; Fryett end 3 m, Whitechape!- ad; Farmer, Amwell-streot, Poutonville; Field, Station-ruad, muL_v ...