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... dangerous,not only to horses by wrenching tile caulking off their shoes, but also to women and children with small-heeled boots. —On being put to the vote, the recommendation was adopted. There was no recommendation about the tenders for the drainage ...
... United Orders of the Temple and Malta in England and Wales. The ceremony took place at the Hall of the Supreme Council, 33, Golden-square. The ceremony was performed by ( olonel Shadwell H. Gierke, Great Sub-Prior, in the presence of a distinguished company ...
... unlawful poaeeaaioo of pair new boote with which wm •topped In William-etreet, Woolwich.-Mr. Allieoo, bootmaker, Powis ttreei, Woolwich, identified the boots as stolen from his shop. —The prisoner said be bought the boots (or Ss. from a stranger.— Mr. Baiguy ...
... stationery, medicines, perfumery, wine, (Otis, s, beer, tobacco, and cigars. Wearing apparel (ladies' gentlemen' and children's), boots and shoes, hosiery, bats, mbrellas, Household furniture, cutlery, linen (house and n'proof clothing. Pianos (selling, hiring ...
... 14—Brighton, Kent v. Sussex 15. 16,17—.Maidstone, Kent v. Yorkshire 10. 20. 21—Tunbridge Wells, Kent v. Surrey 22, 23, 24—Tunbridge Wells, Kent v. Sussex 2 7-Cant«rbury Week 10, 20, 21— Canterbury , Kent v. ...
... confidence to Ma'isK l ' * yours itc.. Manager, JOE WootEV. Address, Harry Courtney, Uj inej-place, tlie Palatinate, New Kent road. MANAGERS ! ATTENTION! A NOVELTY! IS C 0 CARDIOiN, THE PICCOLO PLAYER THE FLUTE PLAYER. THE VIOLIN PLAYER. only Ldv Kliutist ...
... the amatr-ur s. In IB7H Kent could not «lo wrong at Canterbury; waa evidently not their week in IHTIt, for defer, t by an of Fngland wound up tlie carnival at the Bt. Lawrence Ground. Ih-ally. on paper, the Gt-ntleim nof Kent koaod to ig>s*eM about good ...
... ENGLISH STAGHOUKDS. Rut Majmti’s.—Tuss.. abridge Cosuasa ; PH, Nholteshvooke Park ll.;w MID Kknt. —Urst open Artichoke, Maidstone; first open *ut.. fTrotham—U.lfi ENGLISH FOXHOUNDS. AiDEitsTONr.—Wed., Inn ; Fri, Shilton ; Sat, CUMpel Oak- 11 -T»es.. Thnrs ...
... his daily occupation ; but he was prouder of the science which brought about thelast of amen than the skill which fitted a boot to the last. In appearance be was patriarchal and almost venerable ; certainly there was nothing bloodthirsty or repulsive ...
... in a Balloon. By Mar}' E- Pcnn. A Christina Party. j. Beethoven's Pupil. Sixpence Monthly. The Argosy continues to sail on golden seas. Daily Telegraph. The Argosy is the best and cheapest of our maga- tincs. Standard. The Argosy is one of the marvels ...
... trong, the UNE one in June 14, dcLr 12, Brighton— Kent v Poh hin Derby unbridaetW elis—Kent v Suss . « UM, Ava 2 to 7—Canterdbury Week. 8 and Ava 19, Canterbury—Kent v Avo 30, Oval—Kent Ava %6, Maidstone—Kent v ...
... Road. I.imehoose, was charged on remand wirii having in his possession, and not giving a satisfactory account of aame, a pair boots.— Police Constable Gladwell said saw the prisoner week ago standing against a wall in William Street, with a pair hoots in ...