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... Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slippem. But universal opinion says There'vebthing like leather. I. W. ILLNDILLL'S HONIC-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere • thanks to ...
... merriment on this occasion tho 75th anniversary of day Mr John Friend the old and well-known leader of the campanology in Kent MAIDSTONE Cheque The great desideratum of bankers an unalterable cheque will shortly be a fail accompli A firm MaidBtone for time ...
... MOURNING. Funerals Furnished ESTABLISHED 1841. D. WINTERBALDER, 64, HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE THE CANNON, MAIDSTONE. BY APPOINTMENT, OPTICIAN TO THE KENT ...
... SILVERSMITH, and OP [ICIAN, &ec. HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, Opposite the London and County Bank. Al kinds of Repairs dove on the Premisecs. THE SHOOTING SEASON. J. Swinfen, GUN MAKER & ARMOURER, 79, BANK STREET, MAIDSTONE, wal his pumerous supporters for past favours ...
... HILL, MAIDSTONE, axp 163, HIGH STREET, ROCHESTER. Works : Lex Varrey, ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY. Ashdown and Bartlett, Successors to the late S. J. Bartlett, Gold and Silver Smiths, Watch & Clock Makers, Opticians, etc., 53, Week Street, Maidstone. No ...
... is satisfactory to find thatin Kent industrial members of the community are not content to rely wholly on others, and be sim: ly objects of charity Townrds the enlargement of the “’ut Kent General Hospital, at Maidstone, a man of their own order, Mr Jonathan ...
... and Co. William Henry Flunky, provision merchant, Vicarageroad, Leyton, Essex. David Aus , ten, boot maker and market gardener. Ban. temoe, Groontrioli, Kent, Bobe'rt Baker, grocer, draper, and shopkeeper, &afield, fitsffolik. Riolid Cuthbert Johnson, builder ...
... sold a pair of boots of that description. He said he had not, and witness then took prisoner in custody. At the station, she admitted having stolen the boots from the shop of Mr. Borer, between one and two o'clock.—Mr. Borer said the boots were his property ...
... Northampton street, Birmingham, diamond merchants, and co partners. Cbarloa Augustus Biehon, of Briara, Silverdale, Sydenham, Kent, and Charles Kenwiok Kenelm Bishop, late of Provost road, Haveretock hill, Middleaex, trading as Bishop and Son, at Marylebcne ...
... . ile Town, near Dewsbury ; E. Golden, ironmonger, Dewsbury; S. Moody, Mirfield ; J. Durham, cordial manufacturer, Leeds ; S. Sladen, farmer, Guiseley; J. Exley and Son, whitesmiths, Otley and Harrogate ; J. Stead, boot manufacturer, Leeds ; F. Brown ...
... lime ssercaaht. E. Golden, Dewsburv. ironmonger. S. Moody, Mirfleld. Yorkshire. J. Durham. Leeds, manufacturer. S. Sladen, Goiseley. Yorashire, farmer. J. Exley and Son, OUey, Yorkshire, and ir«n> rounders. J. Stead, Leeds, boot manufacturer. F- Brown ...
... where the boots were found upon her, and she wasgiven into custody. Her statement was that she had bought I the boots in Maidstone, and the magistrate set her at liberty, telling her that the police, if they found no other l owrer for the boots, would give ...