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... A. E. Asij Bread-street, Golden-iqnare, manufactarers of mineral teeth ;so far as sonceros E. O. Ash— T. Mosorop aad W. Foinees, Pecritb, Cumberland, printers— D. Slater aid H. Siccre, Weliicgbcrcngfc, Norttamritonshire, boot aid stce rr-arjufacturers— ...
... Giddes. The prisoners pleaded Not guiity. On November 21st, Detectives Robinson and Brian met the prisoners in Flint-street, old Kent-road, one of whom was carrying a large piece of leather. Noticing something suspicious intheir manner,the detectivesstopped ...
... BIRKEREEAD. PRINCE OF WALES TFCEATRE.-Proprietor, Mr D. Grannell. -On Monday last, the 30th December, the Pantomime of Fuss is- Boots was produced to a crowded house. The Opening has been written by Mr J. F. M'Ardle, and no expense has been spared upon its ...
... THEATRE, - Every Evening. Address as above. Principal Burlesque and Opera Bouffe. U IS S GRACE H U N T L E Y, YL as PUSS IN BOOTS, THEATRE ROYAL, GLASGOW, Every Evening. M S S L E N N Y V I N I N G ?? of C. Wyndham's Pink Dominos Company No. 1 and 2) ...
... — Apply, by letter, Miss Lamb, Lower Camden, Chislehurst, Kent. \\7ANTED aT Upper Norwood, a Plain COOK, it or Good General Servant, also a Houso and Parlour Maid ; gardener cleans knives, boots, and windows ; comfortable situations. —Address J. H., Mr ...
... ostained a try, but_the | Horser, 1. Guy, aud l-.mum C. E Sy .G, ¢ e and Fairciough played exceed-l . - - - B{u‘)flmfl.h At the Maidstons Quarter - Saturday, on before Mr, . R, B. -nhm. Ann Wood ntity of flansel, property Ml!fi ?:-rm' -hfo :bo small ‘ “utriz's ...
... bom 2:s - : Ah ANNOUNCEMENT SPECIAL. -To LADIES , rv a J n ?..£ ENTLEMKN th TENDER FEET. -WEAR WM BIRD'S IMPERIAL FLEXURA BOOTS and SHOES for stv\ n' and economy in price. Ready made, large stock to select from or gfel ,Z a n°d m n Cal PrinCiplM - T ™ ...
... 7 0 . Mre. T. V. Durrell ?? £3 3« Mr. O. Helsch (Ships) .. 1 10 ! Ditto (Boys' New Home) 25 0 V Mrs. Little 2 0 0 Mr. T. J. Kent (Ships).. a 10 10 0 Miss E. Noakos a 315 0 Dangerrield 110' Miss Farley and Friends 3 00 C.ptu -ton a 6 03' Miss Robertson ...
... and clothing, aided by the weather. The condition of the district described as really awful. The Kent magistrates, at their meeting yesterday at Maidstone, discussed the gut stion of the best means to repress the increase of drunkenness. Mr. Morley, M ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. In the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division.— Spruntv. Sprunt and Sprunt v. Pugh.— Lee, Kent, and Old Kent-road.— Eligible Leasehold Investments MR. H. WINSTANLEY (of the firm of Messrs. Winstanleyand Horwood) will OFFERfor ...
... with accomplishments,. Mestere attend. College essminet s.—Mrs. P., Mr. Simmons, Boot. seller, lath-street, Leamington. DrCATION.-11r, PA LM ER, Cellingwen I College, Lee, Kent. has n small school 'in connection with the College] for pupils Ae,lrlug to continue ...
... 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 ...