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... Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slippers. But universal opinion rays There's nothing like leather. Z. W. MAI/MALI:I HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, LT W. RANDALL begs to tender sincere • thanks to the ...
... within fire minutes' walk of either MAIDSTONE. Orders per post or carrier receive careful attention. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO OF KENT AND SUSSEX LABOURERS' UNION. T. Z. J. ZALI4 Or WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. WAVING been favoured by Mr. A. NIMMONS with a sitting ...
... Dandies may strut in golden Loots, Fops in silver slippers, But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. E. W. RANDALL'. HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere • thanks to the ...
... e may be obtained t the luctioneet's Offices. 23. High-street, Maidstone. By Order of th• Mortgagees. _ WiTERINGBITSY, KENT. Xr. W. Day, - - . WILL Sell by Auction, at the Hotel, Maidstone, on THURSDAY. N 7th, 1878, at three o'clock to the minute. in two ...
... country preferred.—A. E., Eat awl Sasser 011os. 40. Migli.strert, Maidstone. ItADESM EN and Others wanting their Books I Is ept in Order. or Writing done. address. U. A.. 79, Bower.place, Maidstone. Advertises disengaged after seven p.m. 2 EC IiETARY one in ...
... tint ri the Au :tioneet's Ogees, 23, 114 h-street, Maidstone. MAIDSTONE FAIR. o..rrossa 17tH, 1878. T. W. May, Zum., ‘VILL by Auction, in the Market Field, at 10.30 to the miaote, 13 euperi4r pica bred Kent Ram Tee, 2 two-par old Rams. tlte property of Mr ...
... barley in demand ; poorer hard to sell. Beaus and peas quiet. A WoRTH K INO.—The Kent and Times ia the penny paper and the best adwartiaing medium in the counties of Kent and Some:. lINITATION.-80W0e , dryWISP. *oath awl the nire. For these symntouni to ...
... le Dingley found prisoner an. his wife in Earbetr‘et, when the woman was wearing the boots. Prisoner's defence was that he left his wife in Vie shop while the boots were being wrapped up. and that be did not know but what she paid far thorn when she came ...
... time having in his hand a pair of new boots, winch he asked an assistant to change. that they were tai.) small for girl, and that they had been purchasod two before. Supposing the Pr net's statement to be true, the boots were &singed foe • pair • size larger ...
... Duchess of Kent to my commanding officer. After some time the regiment was ordered to Hull, and thence to Etlingburgh, Caarlebar, and Athlone. These movements of the regiment took three or four years, but I heard nothing from the Duchess of Kent. At the ...