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... the Annual General Session. F. RUSSELL, Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Sessions House, Maidstone, lth Seitember, Ift79. LENT AND SUSSEX BOTHER LEWEIS. SOOTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, riIRAT a BOOT of 2. Bd. per Acre for all A. lands lying witbin the Upper Levels ...
... Many can claim no boots at all, ;put trudge along depleting their Jaskol fest, and frequently a broad petit of shoulder, a tanned threat, or a bars leg. But though in poverty, hunger, and dirt, they are bound for the hop gardens of Kent, they are jovial ...
... Tunbridge Wells. FOR ALL KINDS OF MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AND MENS, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, GO AND JACKSON, CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS, AND BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSEMEN, 88, High Street, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. ALL OUR GOODS BEING DIRECT FROM THE ...
... the morning breeze as a soft wiud is wafted from the misty river. Scarcely one in a dozen can boast of a pair of boots. Many cau claim no boots at all, but trudge along display - j ing their naked feet, aud frequently a broad patch of shoulder, a tanned ...
... 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 ...
... Tnnbridge Wells. FOR ALL KINDS OF MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AND MENS, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, TO AND JACKSON, CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS, AND BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSEMEN, 63, High Street, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. ALL OUR GOODS BEING DIRECT FROM THE ...
... JOHN POTTER, 103, Kingsley-road, Maidstone. » FRANK KING, 27, Stone Smnhlhidm w THOMAS FARDON, 11, Stone Street, Maidstone. CHARLES A. CASE, Esq., High-street, Maidstone. Mr. WILLIAM DAY, jun., 28, High-street, Maidstone. CONSULTING ACTUARY. J.S. PARKER ...
... of boots. Many can claim no boots at all, but trudge along display- ing their naked feet, and frequently a broad patch of shoulder, a tanned throat, ora bare leg. But, though in poverty, hunger, and dirt, they are bound for the hop-gardens of Kent, they ...
... 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 ...
... aimer Coach and to let jll TO BOOT Shoemakers For a Boot Screwing Lemercier in splendid condition brass fittings balance action movable rest superior finish excellent work bargain from Apply stamp J H 109 Week-street Maidstone- jll HATS HELMETS LOST FOUND ...
... YORKSHIRE BOOT CO. For LADIES', •t 2 /I' worth 4/9. Go to tits YORKSHIRE BOOT CO. For LADIES' BLOCK FRONTS, at 01. Go to the YORKSHIRE BOOT W. KID BOOTS, at 5/11 H OO T the New Styles, 11a to the YORKPIRIRK W. For LADIES' BIrrI'ONED and LACED ...
... 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 ...