... Medicines, Perfumery, Wine, Spirits, Beer, :l'ob'mgomd_.(}igug. G Wearing Apparel (Ladies’, Gentlemen's, and Children's), Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Hats, Caps Umbrel'as, &e. Dressing Cases and Toilet Ir?icl;lr,—‘l;tt;'l;alll. Trunks, &c. 1 Household ...

... RANDALL Of the Old Established Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Now known as the “GOLDEN BOOT.” At tne Borrom or Gasrier's Hiun, MAIDSTONE. NXIOUS to show their appreciation of the very flatlering support which they continue to receive, have A decided this year ...

... Six Rooms, beside* Cellar and Streot, 'TO BE~LTST~or SOLD, No. 5, BELLEVUE BOAD, A. Totterrt close the Three j'l'O VILLA, (Golden Road, , A. Rent ilS.—Kayaat Hawthorn Villa, next door. ryo BE LET, HOUSES the beat part at Oxford , -A. street, tiadford ...

... GOLDEN BOOY, at the Bottom of Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstonse, Geo, Baker and Son, Are now making their AUTUMN SHOW o NEW DRESS MATERIALS, WINSEYS, PRI Rgs};fn?nr, ’ruxNAnLfi, CALICOES, &e. . At NUMBER SEVEN KING-ST, MAIDSTONE, VERY large stock to select from ...

... sister of late Sir Joseph Thackwell Waterloo hero died 1869 Maidstone correspondent reports the death Maidstone of Mrs Elizabeth Weaver who in her 105th year having been born at Maldon Kent September 19 1775 She had enjoyed exceptionally good health and ...

... with the offence he had taken the boots for a customer Jere Prisoner now stated that the boots to try sell them and called witness— frequenter of the court who heard the prisoner in public-house that he taking the boots customer prosecutor in reply to Court ...

... stamps; complete, 30: state age.— John flajor, Estp, Eliza-terrace. Bermondsey, London. 435 ANTED. LEFT OIF CLOTHING any extent -Boots f I mniture. Ac.—Mr. and Men. Dove, and S, Sims salley, ygl Draining, draining, draining, can now be effectually done Steam ...

... required, but tbe Ordinary Service will be as on Sundays. ANK HOLIDAY anrl BOXING-DAY. SEVERAL of the M*IN LINE, NORTH KENT, MID KENT, and BRANCH TRAINS will be WITHDRAWN. A Late Train will run :— From Charing-cross at 11.45 p.m. to Croy- don, Caterham ...

... Meu.icines, Perfumery, Wine, Spirits, Beor, Tokacco and Cigars. ’ Wearing Appnro\ (Ladies’, Gentlemen's and Childrea’s), Boots and Bhoes, Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, &e. Dressing Casee aud Toilet Articles, Portmanieauns, Trounks, &e. ¥ e ) - Bo\;«hold ...

... having, it is believed, committed suicide. The gas was turned full on, hut not lighted, and deceased had placed hes dress and boots up the chimney, blocking it up, and had placed her other clothes at the bottom of the door, thus confining the gas to the room ...

... AND 1500KBINDEIIS. lbs ',nonh Snjirioo, A' rfHE SYATIONEliS' HANDBOOK and GUIDE tO the PAPEft. l'ri.o Its. 1.0.. tense rnadp. Kent ant Ce., Peternoeter.row. Ps New to be teal an neutne Ottuobotalee, ;.n00 0010 IClu'ling, S ELECTIONS from CALEIJ ?? ILLIAMS ...

... or two since housemaid to her haif -year’s from her ground had unjustifiably dismissed not shoes instead of boots The master contended the boots the carpets and waxcloth and made pattering noise The Sheriff the defence holding the wearing hoes waa one ...