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... Proprietor. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. «i!b,J?? EAPEST BOOTS in the market are DICK'S £0™ D s WATERPBOOF BOOTS, with Leathir or &itta T.n/.5r c 2 t3 UF ? n 5 t P x BOYS' and GIRLS' STRONG BOOTS very suitable for School or General Wear. The* will also ...
... clothes for t funerals, Ao. Ai wu) at ball the usual BARGAINS.-HA* BOOTS, 10s. 6d., worth a gum. , and 5, King-street, Covent- garden (opposite Evans's), 1. l.t an immense Stock of very r Boots, best linish, make, and style, and is selling same at half the ...
... absolutely nothing. Mr. Wodkhouse said the expenses, whatever they mit'ht be, were only sue had been borne by other Unions Kent without complaint. The resolution moved Mr. Pittock was then put ' the meeting and carried. 19 voted for it, one, Mr. . K. ...
... Marshall and Snelgrove contemplate adding to their business that of a GENERAL SToRE for Groceries, Provisions, Ironmongery, Boots, Hardware, etc. To obviate misunderstanding, which gives rise to much inconvenience, Marshall and Snelgrove lind it necessary ...
... fln-il performance* at the ITALIAN OPERAS.— RoyaI Library, ii, Old Bond-*?eet. GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBARE'S AUREOLINE produces, by two or three applications, the beautiful golden colour so much admired. Warranted perfectly harm- less. Price ss. 6d. and 10s. ...
... Marshall and Snelgrove contemplate adding to their business that of a General Store for Groceries, Provisions, Ironmongery, Boots, Hardware, kc To obviate misunderstanding, which gives rise to much inconve- nience. Marshall and Snelgrove find it necessary ...
... Great Hall, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. § LUMP SUGAR, 3§d per Ib. CARPENTER’S TEAS & ‘RE always good and cheap, and are supplied, at g ,A. lowest éuf Prices, in qnf'ntiu-n ot e 's i 81bs. and upwards. . 15, WEEK SBTREET, MAIDSTONE, »% per post or carrier receive ...
... On having the theatre Mae modern Hussar continued to sll a utoyeationahle cries, sad were escorted home by • yelling and booting orowd. The police took the aames - eI the students, who will be prosecuted. The lodise! Fares tall upon the Government to ...
... far from favourable, some essallent 'booting was made. In the Alfred PAM, the only competition which was i n the the four money awards, amountiag is4too o regate to A 56. bad to be divided between Brand, 20th Kent, Quartermuter-Sergsant Lamer, lith Raney ...
... jaw, 2ft. 4in.; eye-socket, Tin. in diaroetsar; foreleg, including thigh beme, 7ft, long, weight ?*|[:^ c 4 - IQd- to ild. Kent ,]. t 1501 b. The bones were petrified. According to 1W bd^ter.ftL measurements hitherto made the skeleton is about to ls!tMd ...
... the remainder of her term of imprisonment. GAME Paosrgere.—The Maidstone Journal of Friday says the broods of young partridges have suffered fearfully by the excess of rain in Surrey and Kent, and hundreds of young birds have been picked up dead from disease ...
... the Mart ; and of Baxter, Payne, and Lepper, auctioneers and land agents, Town Hall, Bromley, Kent, and 69, King William-street, E.C.. Chelsfield and Downe, Kent..The Three-quarter Share in the Freehold Pasture and Orchard Land (divided into five fields) ...