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... able-( OUKIERS and TRAVELLING SERVANTS, having the highest rccrnimendatiors, by applying to the secretary, J. Fondatori, SB, Golden-square. V\ ANTED, a SITUATION as Tnorough Vv 1 AD'i 'S MAID, to One Lady, bya Person, aged 2i, with a gcod character. - Address ...
... SHEFFIELD. /QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. Tiie CHEAPEST BOOTS in the market are DICK'S NOTED WATEBPEOOF BOOTS, with Leather or Gutta Percha Soles. Parents wiH find our BOYS' and GIBLS' STBONG BOOTS very suitable for School or General Wear. They ] will also ...
... Wheel For-jl000 to 1000 20 1000 Sir ! CRICKET v THIRTEEN OF KENT The daj- of Canterbury' attended by very bright though boisterous weather The feature of the cricket was the brilliant made by the Kent men who ran up respectable total 142 and dismissed England ...
... , under a Butler ; age 20 ; two years and 1? three months' personal character; height sft. 31n.— H. P., Springfield, Maidstone, Kent. GROOM, one or a pair; age 22, weight 9st. ; can ride and drive well ;13 months' good character.— J. S., Bur- row-hill ...
... a wedding present to the Duchess of Connaught, consisting of a consecrated shell set in fuld, two massive golden bowls for jewellery, and a golden pedestal with two branches. 'i‘he Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh luoched with her Majesty on Monday, and Colonel ...
... restricted wale, sod the level of stoat the Quotations lalerlor Wawa. 45 101 W.; mecond quality, 103 to 5.• ; lame oleo 44 611 Se boots,.w e .. heep, Se Od to • • 0: ; wooedeoed enemy 4 . e .. 1 to S. ; omega woulled.th to .10.1; i he% h. :own, ' • 7. ; buwe ...
... ousdl-,1 or of, Mtew-s. Harvey and flavidle, auctioneers and eurveyora. ill,j Risopeal6etret.Contihill.. ,'revho!d ?? Fpe ?? Kent.-To be Sold. urmuant to rn Ordr fth Hg C,.urb of Justice (Chancery Division). re,- W. tle' Estate (Robinson v. Shoolbred, 1877 ...
... Broad-street, B.C. Result of last Wednesday's Auction.— ln tho HU**h Court of Justice, Chancery Division.— Warde v. Cronk.— Kent, Maidstone.— Valuable Freehold Warehouses. Wharf Houses, Cottages, and Shops, pro- ducing a i:xa_B rent i per annum, in Nine Lots ...
... subscription, rty £16,000t0- Bl & now Bridge at Maidstone. Thus encouraged the au- town, with the con- sent of the consti- tuents, proceeded to fi‘,:.r, ,‘h;,,‘__ o sary logal powers. T A g ment, callod ** The Maidstone Dridge passed in the last session, aud by ...
... one golden triootor, one bronze, and one silver tricolour or silver edged. First prise promoted by Mr. W. N. Davy—Lt, Mr. W. Betteridge ; Sod, Mr. E. Chamberlain. Four exude or nosegay ditto, distinct. First price prevented by the Southampton Boot Society-Ist ...
... m}:' i phs ot Qld , Maidstone - Bridge, s photogra; 0 “ % @ ,n “before &o t'ous (sllvfifiéh ed), are fo be obtainéd of H. C. Pearson, Mid Kent 3& and nery %mh '«a“'flumfifih W]fi-t Borough, Mai ices : { sB, 68, . ’ s n - At the Maidstone Police-court, at the ...
... destroy it. Will never blister. Is nonnotsonous. Has no smeU. Has no Chemical Action upon GBlFFffis, FLETCHER & BEEDOE, CHARLTON, KENT. LONDON OFFICE :-107, CANNON STREET. LIVERPOOL OFFICE:—d2, SEEL STREET. Gothenburg—S E Whf Co, 76 dry hides. J Fisher, gum ...