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... Makers. LADIES' FBENCH BOOTS From Pinet and other celebrated Frenoh Makers. LADIES, GENTLEMENS. AND CHILDREN'S BUTTON AND BALMOBAL BOOTS. PLAIN AND FANCY BOOT P. WALKING AND D..ESS BOOTS in Great Variety, LADIES' KID BLAS 110 SIDE BOOTS, ...
... religion among the Santhals. The Annual Festival of the Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of the Province of Kent will this year held Maidstone. will be in the recollection of our readers that the Kentish Brethren were entertained the Canterbury Lodges ...
... I am in want, and I will remit doe course). I received am answer to my letter, sadi :11:0011 .. ant MO . leg , gates to Maidstone dor to The sequence of these peoceelog., ear netted a letter acknowledging the •-• preserved two of the letters • nothing ...
... not paid for them, however strong pri-| Mr. Genders, of the Maidstone goods station, rud the soners’ intention to defraud might be, the j::.k, Tnight take a | arrival of the charcoal at Maidstone for Chapman, July. merciful view nqmmmmn smi u&ghl have] By ...
... Smiths, Watch & Clock Makers, Opticians, eto., 53, Week Street, Maidstone Ko coulectivia withi any other House in the Town C. G. LONG, NEW INN AND RAILWAY HOTEL Directly opposite the Maidstone and Sevenoaks Raslway, NVITES attention to nms first-class stock ...
... police, at Maidstone. At the end of Jau. I received warrant for the prlsonere' apprehension. know them all well ; they have lived some time in Maidstone. Barker has not been there so long the others. Amies lived in Stone-street, Maidstone, and kept small ...
... Riddell. Pair of ‘-)gyp!ian shoes, from Messrs. Browne and Relf. Series of ** Acoustic pots' (11th centnry&tmm Leeds Church, Kent, from the Rev. A. P. Morris, Leeds Vicarage. e Some butterflies and a fl{ing fish, from Mr. F. J. Hume. Skull of horse, group ...
... comprised the names of 35 prisoners, 17 being committed from Sussex, and 18 from Kent. One other Kentish case, that in which William Morfm was charged with stealing a pair of sea boots aversham, was at first included the calendar, but, being sessions case, was ...
... Lady, residing in Kent, a PAIR of good CARRIAGE HORSES, of about sixteen hands.— State all particu ars as to price, age, colour, soundness, paces, temper. Ac . and address H. H. H„ Kent Messenger Offlce, 50a, Week -Btreet, Maidstone. LANDAU.— A Bargain ...
... were negotiations with other countries advocate polity of EA.RLIAMLNTAIII NOTICLS, Mecch, school mistresses, Bexley Heath, Kent. —George E. , , ~1 ~,.1.,,. 11 . ~ ~ , oualities sell .in«iv . n i l operating. Manufactoreria Others 1 vacant), nor yet stop ...
... ufiafln tools, mechanlcal tools, &ke.—W. Tuumlus and Sons, mm.unm‘y‘,cfl and eolour mum&w Colman and Mary Evans Meech, Bexley- Kent, proprietors of a ladies’ City, '—::‘#nfl i e w«uw 3¢ Sanuuel Qud Town, E smitas—U and Rem Hm i l:‘:“\?:\fiho. y-hw-‘m devorators—T ...
... draper, locheeroa Dundee. The Reverend Alexander Guthrie, late minister of the parish of Tomintoul, Banffshire.—William Bone, boot and shoe maker, 107, Stirling-road, Glasgow.— Frederick Neal, commercial traveller, 9, .Maxwell-street, Morningsidc, Edinburgh ...