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... of every deecuiptice. Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slipper', But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. Z. 'W. HONE-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere • ...
... m— Norfolk Trotter, The wum u::l'wu, “BANDLING.” 3 For terms and pedigree apply to Mr' Chas. Fuller, Saodling Farm, Hytbe, Kent. B e FRENCHS CELEBRATED DIPPING SOLUTION FOR SHEEP AND LAMBS, Requires no Boiling. HAB stood the test ot Half a Cenfury, and ...
... late of Marden, in the County of Kent, who died in or about the month of February, 1874, are, or before the 14th day of July, 1879, to send by post, prepaid, to Mr. John Wither ton Mempes, of Maidstone, in the County of Kent, tiie Solicitor of the Defendant ...
... wanted, that ma milk aed used to dock ; .14 • on the fazes..-. Apply to J. B. Bishopp, Paris, Hoodway, Maidstone. .AD, to attend to pony and chaise, boots, sod eadstgardener—Mrs. Sawmills, Semeiotics. of wanted. in • : Angle hargled.—Addreee, Matt. J. 19 ...
... SERVANT, single-handed or otherwise; age 25. Good height. Nearly two years' good character. —A.8., Foat Office, Leeds, Maidstone, Kent. WANTED, a Situation as BUTLER, or single handed. Well experienced and good character. X.Y.Z., can of Mrs. Yaksow, 76 ...
... communicate .t.h.‘tho n.:htigned. w| render % charge. . B KBWEB OC. A | l:;nuh. | Bevenoaks, sth June, 1879. BRIDGE WHARF, MAIDSTONE. MESSRS. SMYTHE BEG to inform their Customers and the Public in consequence of the increasing demand for MESSRS. TRUMAN, ...
... were n remarkably flue pair of boots for 25., and told &footle to take them 9ff, which he did. The boots produced, nod recognised by a previous witness, were the same. Witness told Mantle that he was satisfied about the boots, and Supt. Berry then told him ...
... corns, I wogroeticated a heavy downpour, and, in view of • threatening eky the other day I started on an excuerion it, top-boots, mackintosh, and with umbrella, bur when come distance on my journey out Mlle Thiel tie in all her elory,and I was and ieweltering ...
... Windmill. street, last week, was not William Lloyd. TEMPORARY LlCRESE.—Yesterday, at the Borough Coati, Mr. Haley Balls, of the Kent, High. street, obtained smother licence ler six days, for the Pavilion refreshawat room. BOARD or GUARISA3B.—On Tlasarioday ...
... will bo thankfully received by Mr. Henahaw tbe Station Master. MAIDSTONE.— Thb Recent Outrage lungtoh. Apprehension op the Prisoner.— At the county magistrates* clerks’ office, Maidstone, on Monday, before W. Balslon, Esq., tramp named Daniel Allchin ...
... badge honour its nurses are wear will be coveted prize The armlet of white and emerald green emblazoned in the centre with a golden monogram of St Katharine will tell of patient watching and unwearied toil at the bedside of suffering and disease and proclaim ...