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... Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slippers. But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. Z. W. RANDALL'S HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAR HOUSE. 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his gnaws • thanks to the ...
... and 27, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, Denniss Paine, RESPECTFULLY INVITES ATTENTION TO HIS STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY, AT No. 24, High-st. No. 25, High-st., No 27, High-st. Trimmed Millinery. Dresses. Outfits. Untrimmed Calicoes. Boots and Shoes. Millinery. ...
... In the latter part of April the cherry trees, for which Kent is famous, were covered with masses of blossom. Both in East Kent, where the orchards are frequent, and in Mid Kent, near Maidstone, they were sights to be seen ; but in a few short weeks their ...
... lu. Maidstone. OUSE and PARLOURMAID, thoroughly good, WANTED, at the end of August, ina clergyman’s Eln Maidstone ; must wait well at table, be strong and thy, and have a first-rate character.—Apply to Mrs Moore, 1, Rocky -hill-terrace, Maidstone. OR ...
... Wellroad., The services of the Kent Fire Office brigade were not required, as the fire was quickly got under, but not before damage had been done to the amount of £6 10s. The property was insured in the Kent Fire Office. West KeNt g,:‘wum'l Owy) YroMANRY CAVALRY ...
... FRUIT PIANTATIONS. in the letter part of April the cherry trees, for Kent k honour , . were covered with imams of bloom. Ibtth in Kent, where the orehoolo are frerinent, sal in Mid Kent, near Madinat.. they were rigid* to be wan: but in a few sawt weeks ...
... this club, is fixed for Wednesday, ewptetnier 10th, between the Canal and Roeherville, the prises bring five tankards. Non= KENT Picanairezrr Brzsaerr llocurrr.—The thirteenth annual meeting of this useful sosiety is anuonooed for Tseaday esimiog next ...
... though they regretted his loss, they were not liable. —Judgment for the plaintiff. V. KNOWLEIt.-113intiff supplied a pair of boots to detendent'e daughter, a married woman, Lie stated that the defendant agreed to be resputisible. —His Honor explained to ...