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... And at all times the Golden Boot will be found the best House for Children’sßoots and Shoes. ‘ | . , ' Come and Judge for Yourselves. And remember we have only One Shop, the GOLBEN BOOT, AT THE \ BOTTOM OF GABRIELS HILIL, MAIDSTONE, ...
... AT LOW UT 11111111•1111. Dandies may strut in golden boot., Fops in iolv..r But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. N. W. RANDALL'S DE I:00T AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, U W. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere • thanks ...
... HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, Next to the London and County Bank. MARSH & SON, 29, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, BOOYL & SHOE MAKERS. IMPORTERS OF PINET'S AND MAYER'S T ORLEBRATED s | FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES. Riding, Hunting, and Waterproof Shooting Boots, Gaiters, and ...
... end Mid Kent Bicycle Glabs, and Mersin. A. W. and G. 11. Lacey (West Kent Bicycle Club), Mr. Farmer (Bockenhim Bicycle Club). Mr. Tanner (West Kent Bicycle Club), end Mr. Leak (Forest Hill Bicycle Club). Mr. C. R. Hain. hon. secretary of the Kent Bicycle ...
... LECTURE.—Our a«lvurtixiu;i columns annouuce that a lecture on ‘* Maidstone and the Men of Kent under the Long Parliament '’ will be delivered on Monday next by the Secretary of the Kent Archwological Society, Canon Scott-Robertson. Those who reraember ...
... tremble in their boots. | (Laughter.) When a godfather was wanted on 4 certain occasion, 1t was announced that the house of Dombey and ! Son was sufficient to provide a iod'nther 'ithout(oin‘ (out : and he would say that if the Maidstone Farmers | Club ...
... stook at G. Warehouse, 5, Ge,rge-street. Ladies may purchase Kid Boots from 21. 3d. to 59. lid., of very good quality; Gentlemen's Boots from ss. Ud. ' Children's at very low prices. These Boots are well mis'e, and were never cheaper. —Advt. Mt. Laces a are ...
... . 30 Lobelia, Enrror William oooeel 30 —— Blue Stome .ccoeeiiiiiiiiinnn. 89 *Marigold Golden gem bedder 31 Petunia, uvin:sed’ double.c.irivinriiiinnnn, 82 Phlox Drummondii grandifiora .. ...
... be iticatt sagrd Nate* ma IRIIMIIIII BOOTS FOR THE SEASON. WILLIAM STEVENS, BOOTMAKICR, HIGH STREET, HYTRII, near the Coapegatiosal March, bogs to tho attention of his !deeds to his large stock of aessonable boots and limn an at very moderate &A t Laces ...
... varied Stook of Boots and Shoes, Every deacription of Boots and Shoes made to Order on eTR N S, Customers waited npon at their own Residences. All kinds of Repairs promiptly executed. JOHN FOX AND SONS, OOAE B R B W BER Y. NEAR ORPINGTON KENT. Kilda. KK 01 ...
... once belonged, or of the ducal or o'ber aristocrstic families, who had given them asa:, as they did their old clothes and boots, a= perqui-iies to their servants ; or perbaps, if they were ver; frugsl, which they bad coneigned in part paym-at for ucw ...
... of removal in the case of Charles Harraer, alios Charles Babb, man of 36 or 37 years old, who was admitted into one of the Kent lunatic asylums in August, 1878, and becamo chargeable at that time. The pauper was illegitimate, but the birth settlement ...