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... would be better to sea some of th conntly surveyors I could mention walking about in petticoats imbed of tee:users and ton-boots. • C • I see that Mr. John Cooper has beer. unsneeeum ml in his attempt to secure a seat on the Aelifoed Local Board, and when ...
... Town Hall, Maidstone, to-day (Saturday), before the newly-appointod reiewder. 8. Prentice. lffsq •Q. c. There are four prisonera for trial. Mr. John Line, • freeman, and formerly a builder of Maidstone, who was one of the four or five Maidstone men who many ...
... the Central Secretsry, Hr. Wm. CHOWN, 19. Speke-road. Clamor= Junction. S.W. The Legal Went Kent Lodge meet at the reae and Crews Hotel. High-street, Maidstone owe every fear weeks. pIMBITIKEL—Poe HeadbMs ries& el the NT AND Prang Ornc - .. 40, Heide ...
... 'ltemises. THI •DDllibe Dandies strut in golden boots. Fops in silver slipper!. But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. Z. W. ILLIDALL'S HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WARE- HOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, El W. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere ...