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... Fred. T. Keeler, as above. (1U04.) SIDCUP (Nearj^Kent.— Several very valuable PLOTS of FKEKHoLD BUILDING LAND for SALE.-Apply to Mr. Fred. T. Keeler, as above. (432 B.) SIDCUP, ELTHAM, and REXLEY, Kent.— Messrs. WOODS and SNELLING have numerous Detached ...
... MANSFIELD T.P.Wood. UPPINGHAM J. Morris. WIRES WOBTH Charles Wright and Sou. Sole Manufacturer . — THOMAS GRANT. DistiUery— Maidstone. 3094 ?? A SBESTOS PACKING. _p%SW_sjfev%\ Asbestos AlilLboard is rapidly ?? ?? lndi * robber and other Jointings \*s__f&jtt_§) ...
... Bromley Kent by tanner’s son strong useful lad of 18 as working to miller Address E S W Mrs Cook Street End Lower Hardres Canterbury QIl UAIGN res-pectable young Person BARMAID or in any business Address H Mrs Smith Stone-bridge green Fgerton Kent SI ION ...
... nriirorm, fernery on carved atand. parton groups, set of crequet and lawn tenis, three capital ?? bicycles, new knife cleaner by Kent, wringing and mangling na^.hine, several excellent saddles, bridles and bits, garden seats, wheelbarrow; lawn mower by Shanks ...
... of the ordinary necessaries of life. The men who are now on strike, too, belong to East Kent, where the weekly wage is certainly lower on an average than in West Kent, so that 16s. or 17s. a week all the year round is probably a fair average for the men ...
... marched London from the Weald Kent. At Woolwich on Tuesday they attended mass meeting at the Skating Rink. Mr.Cooper, Ashfortl, presided, and the speakers included several of the labourers and tlieir friends from Canterbury, Maidstone, and other parts of the ...
... INTELLIGENCE. (fly TcfeyrapA.) Bank rate reduced five per cent. Consols one quarter lower. The Kent ish labourers left London this morning by B)iecial train for Maidstone. The men marched to Charing Cross under the leadership of Mr Simmons, and were warmly cheered ...
... largest data onasfaeterlee la Bangor. Most of the are redacting espousal sad !owning wars. THE KENT LABOURERS. labourers left London. spoota train for Maidstone. TM am marched to •ere., ander the leadership Mr. Simmons. and pees warmly sheered on their THE ...
... rich their fern aim ;mister the ;ow pool*, serious endue proride b.. .fur the sad those ill =ad putouts. I O. kilo Si,. t, Maidstone, Cool A 17 of th• Kest the rd.& of the Isere M.y policy sea eutetentielly fualowed by laml although the &volumene iu t'eutnel ...
... Surrey ids office «t win.-ton Causeway, In the said Conntv. nnd with the Clerk of the Peace for the County of Kent at his office at Maidstone in the said County, nnd that on or before the same dny copy of so much of the said plans, sections, and bo' kof ...
... established Boot and Shoe Factor*;. — Apply, in confidence, to M. A. F., office of tbis paper. [w4347 TT 7 ANTED, a strong youth as outdoor Apprentice to VV a carpenter and joiner. — Apply J. H. SWAL- LOW, Builder, Syston. [2715-4363 BOOT TRADE.— Wanted ...
... at the , Kent, ou or before twe o’clock on the Lr, 1878, Forms of tender and orders and premises on g pplication. T , Payne, and Lepper D ovEr A CeNTURY), and Timber Ageuts, and OFFICES, FENCHURCH STREET, E.C, AND o 1&: HALL, BROMLEY, KENT. o L“ A ...