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... , or at his Business Premises, as above, where he keeps large assortment of French and English Boots and Shoes of tie best make. Agent for F. Pinet's Boots.—[Advt.] Travellers and Persons Removikg will be glad to know that they can leave Luggage or Furniture ...
... years, with muoch success. —Yours Lruly, J. Puine, MAN UI‘AC!YORYTHE OLD GOLDEN MORTAR, 298, HIGH STREET, CHATHAM, SPECIAL AGENTS—~ARGLES SON, and STONHAM, CORFRB, SIMPSON, Maidstone. E. ROOKI Sittingbourne. PERRY, Gravesend. FRENCH'S TEETHING POWDERS, FOR ...
... news that comes from Rome as to what is going on a certain Anglican monastery in London—undoubtedly Mr. Nugee’s in the Old Kent-road. Some of the inmates (says this Roman .Protestant) are afflicted with religious scruples as the validity of the Anglican ...
... drainage, was accepted, it being the lowest of the two sent in. There were two tenders sent in for boots, the one accepted being that of Mr Bath, Chatham ; men's boots at 7s. per pair, boys’ and others in proportion. There was one tender sent in for the supply ...
... JOHN SHAM, and etary. United Kent Life Assurance and Annuity Institution or Company Limited FATANLIIOI Iq4. 51E1 OFFICE— MAIDSTONE, KENT. ; Hog. Lord SWUM, Governor. : • t Kart., of the West tent • •• • c ' Eig , of the East Kent Board. RANCES effected on ...
... d, and all the Surrounding Villages _ _ SATURDAY - NUA.RY 4,i879 . [ONE PENNY. I I SELLING ON ! ! BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. IF you want aheap and good Boots and Shoes 00 TO MESSRS. WEST & USHER (Of the Old-Ebt ,, blished Finn of Kingsmill & West), TOWN, DEAL ...
... the year witnessed an attempt at bringing about the fusion of the Kent railways,but the projeot failed,and perhap it is as well fof the interests of the public that it was to. In Maidstone the new bridge snd the drainage works have been steadily progressing ...
... more of hearsay report known and experienced these our-s lves had yet another year with its possibilities of good with its golden opportunities ) neglected have had experience both sorrow experience of the tempta- vhioh like parasites beset both gladness ...
... cheap. And at all times the Golden Boot will be found the best House for Children’s Boots and Shoesy Come and Judge for Yourselves, Aud remember we have only ©ne Shop, the GOLDEN BOOT, i AT THE BOTTOM OF GABRIELS HILL ...
... on the estate of Thomas Thistiethwayte, Esq., there. was fined 15s. including costs , or fourteen days' hard labour.—Henry Kent, of the parish of Titchfield, for having been drunk and disorderly in the highway at Simsbury, on the 16th ult., was convicted ...
... :— ton for the occasion, after prefacing nem with few ex- with etesling a box containing 4s! | Wine merchants, grocers and boot- ic played the part, by no means Guildford, at the age of 86. She was one of Before leaving Cabui Shere Ali addrossed a letter ...
... Shegleld—Yorkshire v. Kent. June 19 at Blanchester—Kent v. Lancashire. July 3.t Brighten—Kent v. Sussex. July 14 at Tunbridge Wells—Kent v. Surrey. July 17 at Tunbridge Welts—Kent?. M. C. C. and Ground. July 24 at ...