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... he and his friend had left the yard. The astonished Spruce took one look at his own face as mirrored in his patent-leather boote, then pulled himself together with a strong effort, and turned to us. What can Ido for you, gentlemen 7 By the bye, east ...
... under his chin, beard and moustache shaved, rather bow-legged, a leather strap round each wrist, old blue pilot coat, navvy boots, dark cloth cap, with two tassels in front ; a Somersetshire man ; worked near Settle at the latter end of 1877, and in October ...
... Jell, M.A., honorary of St. Aliens; W. P. P. Matthews, MA, rectors,! St. Breuck ;Rev. Thomas Moore, vicar of Holy Trinity, Maidstone, aortagal.; and linv. M. J. G. Ponsonby, vicar of Kirkstall, Leeds, vicar of St. Paul's Chichester—patrons, the Dean and ...
... , *• At a meeting of delegates representing 5,000 members of the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union, held at Canterbury the other night, reports wore presented showing that in East Kent there was reasonable ground for hoping that, after another fortnight ...
... biography and cotes, Mr. Charles Kent; Bernardm St. Pierres perennial of Paul and VirginiaDe Foes deathless fiction of Robinson Crusoe ; ” Dr. Dulcken s '• Picture History England ; Aunt Elbe s Rhymes ; ” Golden Light; or. Scripture Histones for ...
... suppliant but yet interesting expression being very noticeable. The above are the production of Hobbs and Son, of the Kent Paper Works, Maidstone, an inferior description of goods being supplied by Messrs. Dilks and Co , Nottingham, and comprising the following ...
... were charged on remand with stealing a small dre-sin{r-gla«s, value 6s. 3d., from outside the shop of Richard i'hiip, 198, Old Kent-road.— One of the Prisoners was seen to take the glass from outside the shop, where it was exposed for sale, and hand it to ...
... Charles Grey (with his dioramic entertainment), and Miss Julia Rosenberg (eerie). The grand comic Pantomime, entitled Puss in Boots; or, Princess Fead- ~and the Ogre Rat (fronm tim pen of Ur J. F. M'Ardle) is anrounced for production on Monday, tue 30th inst ...
... a:m*lly twit,. the deceit Cognac brandy. in sombination with the pike of the celebrated Kent mitt per dozen, of sll wine merchants, or of Thomas Grant. Distiller, Maidstone. INDEX TO CONTENTS O, No. 1356 or THE FIELD.—DEC. 21, uric,. •Direennuirrs.-Notiose ...
... to W. W. Horns. Established 1865, BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. CASH buyers, send for a price list to the choepest hosse in the trade for superior hand-seen and st'onm riveted goods. HI. W. SULLIVAcN, Wholesale and Expoet Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 69 aind 70 ...
... inveterate old of acquaint- lar- to jingo I dnced me wouldn’t prayers as it gentleman On entering the D G Watt tinister of Maidstone he pray not know to cou'd not for the British arms becanso he bit never a more wicked uncalled war he could it to stop A ...
... Liquidations in Kent. —William Brooker, Fawkham, farmer and gardener. Thomas Green Dallman. Sevenoaks, hotelkeeper. James Elias Guest, Forest Hill, builder. Bobert Hams, Badsell Park Farm, Brenchley, farmer. Joseph Hawkins, Maidstone, builder. Albert ...