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... 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 ...
... trousers, and boots belong' ing to the West Kent Militia ; was last seen at Tonbridge, Kent, about the middle of September, 1878. Wife and three children - . Two Pounds Reward. Information to Superintendent Gifford, of the Borough Police, Maidstone. (W.) B ...
... 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 ...
... purpose of getting out of the army. Mr. Balgny sent him to prison for three month Niw Magistrates. —On Thursday week, the West Kent Quarter Sessions, the following were sworn a* county justices: —Lieut. Colonel E. S. Beamish. E.jL. Bexley; Llewellyn Vaughaa ...
... best coat unpacked, save deceptive day of downpour. And yet here are the compliments of the season from saddlers, tailors, boots and breeches makers,—from men who sell brushes, from men who mix physic, from men who deal in naphtha, from devils who prick ...
... first of coarse of lectures connection with the Blackheath Centre of the above was five* dam farmed principally members the Kent (Blackheath) Artillery Voltmfaeis, although few member* neighbouring rifle eerpe had entered their and were iweseat. The shaxr ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...