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... parties, wertdiugs, dinners, funerals, Ac. An immense Stock of Boots (hand sewn) at half the usual prices. N.B,— Lef t-off clothes bought. P. 0.0. by return for parcels. BARGAINS.— HA.N D-SEWN BOOTS, 10s. 6d., worth a gninea.-BLACKFORD, 4 and 5, King-street ...
... ls. yd., Oct. 11, or any following Saturday, at Cock and Smith's, Adelaide-buildings, London- bridge. Owen Cooper, Byarsh, Kent, biick manufacturer— lst dividend of ls. ?? any day, at Katclitf's, Chatham. Jchn Aaron Browne, Isle of Ely, Cambrielgeshire ...
... 6 h » r e h °ldw» and tho present vststi& E 2itS&£F£ RESALES have beenmade. KKSKRVK^Ft? ABEI> ' m ' for 628.626;. 14s. 3d. Kent r vft v ?? eight per cent. QUARTER PER MEREST on SHARES. SIX-AND-A- Third Annual Report, Balance Sheet, Share Application Forms ...
... the wife of Briery Rune Esq.. of a tie. NT.-ttet. 7. at lanuem Heath, Kent, the wile of Georg, Botiverie Maim, a .on. C.-ikt. 4, at the Vicarage. Worksop, the wife of the W. F. Boot, of • son. D. ht:d. -tat. S. at Trefusis. Foresthill, the wife of N. G ...
... EdsewArm, Wadiorndi te JDId Bied LVon, Bernet: and of llessrs. Teotell and Sons, laud surveeors nd valuers. 10, King-street. Maidstone.___ _o.3. edfrd-ucac -T remainin excellent Housnholdt For- niture, ?? a portion of the Drawing-roomn Appointments. an Emran ...
... balls, parties, weddings,.! funerals, Ac. An immense Stock of Boots (hanu sewn) at half tl ■ prices. N.B.— Left-ofl clothes bought. P.OO. by return for paroels. BARGAINS.— HANDTSEWN BOOTS, 10s. d. worth a guinea. — BLACKFORD, 4 and 5, King- street, Coveni ...
... CASTLEDEN, formerly of Harbledown, near Canterbury, In the county of Kent, but late of No. 8, West Cliff-terrace, in the parish of Saint Lawrence, in the Isle of Thanet, in the county of Kent, corn factor, deceased (who died on the 2- . th day of May, 1879 ...
... miss, Mr Noakes (28) was credited sixth, and killing four in the next beat nine oth cleared the pool. Mr J. Hammond of 31, Kent-street, Aston, supplied some first-class birds for the occasien. ret to Tue WILLIAM THE Fou u, Green.— No Green, J. Tucker ...
... age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark hair, rather slight built, red blotchy face, walks a little lame ; was last seen at Mailing, Kent. Two children. (W.) Five Pounds Reward. Information to be given to Superintendent of Police, Dartford, or to Mr. Thomas Wills ...
... Works, Bromley, Kent: of Messre Latter and Willett, soU- citors, Bromley; th« place of sale; and of Baxter, Payne, and pepper, auctioneers and land agents. Town Hall, Bromley, Kent, and 69, King William-street, E.C. MSt. Mary Oray, Kent,. -Gas Shares in ...
... Ribstou pippin, golden nobs, and Hessel pears—every acre of ground thus fruit grown mu Kent must, in an average year, gives good return for outlay; the more so as, from its nearness to the London markets, fruit is delivered from Maidstone and its vicinity ...
... interesting readings, comic and sentimental recitations. Miss Rose Moss gave a concert at the Assembly rooms, Park-road, New Kent-road, on Tuesday evening, when there was a large attendance. Mr. T. J. Williams, Mr. W. Huxham, Mrs. Lansdell Sims, and Miss ...