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... Bteasey, M.P., and L. N. V. L. Mosityn. Nnw klaersesiaes.—Mr. Mostyn, who was sworn in as & Justice of tbe Peace at the West Kent Qnarter &maims on Thereday. took his seat on the Bench. RAT CATCIBBIB9. - 4le o . Reed, James Reed, and Reed, lantitere, ...
... Mi-Bmbant 1/-. Mm. F. Pamon* 2/-. Mm. Howard 1/-, Mm. Goddard 2/-, Bov. H. Fowler 2/6, Mr. 8. CfcspyjK IC*. Lattimore' 1/-, Mr. Kent 1/-, Ur. J. W. Seott 1/-, Mm. Nowell 1/6, Mm. Edward Soott 1/-, Mm. Edward Seott IA, Ur. Hunt 2/-, Mr. Thompson 1/-, M>- Stratton ...
... their will. Cold feet are the bane of many women. Light boots keep up • bloodless condition of the feet in the day, and iu many women there is no subsequent dilatation of the bloodvessels when the boots are taken off. These women come in from a walk, and ...
... ./B. years in previous situation; good reurtme for present situation; goal character; as 30.-.!. Brsinloy, Mei ewc rt Maidstone Kent AS Coachman, or Groom and Coachman; single; age 211 27: two and hell good cb.usider.-Addrods, W.J.S.. Drum Weimer. £8 ...
... Dandies my strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slipper, But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. R. RANDALL'S HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S RILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere • thanks to the public ...
... to natural causes possibly accelerated by exposure to the inclement weather Boots Broadwater— Alfred Whey Godaiming before the Magistrates Saturday remand stealing pair of boots the property of some person unknown to taking the pond Broadwater were the ...
... committee was formed to receive subscriptions in order to diffuse information on the subject. AY A sterns° of the Kent magistrates at Maidstone, the question of the best means to repress the increase of drunkenness was considered. Mr. Morley, M.P„ Mr. Talbot ...
... woman, was indicted for having etolen a par of child's boots, value the pa optrty of John Attri,ige, dealer Au see.nd-hend clothes , , on 21st October. Prisoner went to prosecutor'. shop, took the boots, and placed them under her shawl. The theft, however ...
... laminations •-, B. E , Mr. Allmai INDICATION K. '» Vi m-- .forte, an.l . pDUCATION. Kent (Boughton Hou The school 1 ; e playground, is in a note Is eon- ' INUIJCATION in KENT; 25 guinea* per annum. t'eiv A , Vegy healthy posi- [{J L V v (Protestant). - YOINe ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Epiphany Session was commenced at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Thursday week before J. O. Talbot, Esq , M.P. Among the other magistrates present were the Hon. J. 8. Gathorne-Hardy, M.P. (who presided in the second ...
... views The President’s reply was Gentlemen been blood enough spilled another drop shall be if cah help it”’ The Kent Quarter Sessions Maidstone on Friday before J G Talbot MP the appeal of Taunton v Jarvis involved important of decided Mr Biron appeared ...
... age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark hair, rather slight built, red blotchy face, walks a little lame ; was last seen at Mailing, Kent. Two children. (W.) Five Pounds Reward. Information to be given to Superintendent of Police, Dartford, or to Mr. Thomas Wills ...