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... Hastings ;to Mr. Churchwarden 89 street, Hastings; either the Banks. Hastines names hare already been given ' December, 1879. THE KENT AND SUSSEX CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. Hthler the Limited Liahilla Art*,. ISS2, 1567, and 1877. CAPITAL 12,500 SHARES ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... , Medicines, Perfumery, Wine, Spirits, Beer, Tobacco and Cigars. Wearing Apparel (Ladies', (tentlemen's, and Children's), Boots and Shoes, Hosiery. Hats. Caps, Umbrellas, &c., Iln sing CAMS and Toilet Articles, Portmanteaus. Trunks. Ace.. Household furniture ...
... 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 ...
... BOOTS AND SHOES. Resident MILLINERS and DRESSMAKERS A, B. invites special attention to these departments A HOPEFUL VIEW OF BRITISH AGRICULTURE. The Timet Wednesday published tbs following letter Sir. cannot agree with the gloomy forebodings o the Duke ...
... 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 ...
... “Shooting Boots” “Shooting Boots.” F. W. RANDALL & Co, OF THE WELL-KNOWN OLD ESTABLISHED HOME MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, now kuown as the ¢ “Golden Boot” at the bottom of Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstone, desire to ...
... but the Ordinary Service will be as on Sundays. B~ AN Kf ~IIOLT_SAY and BOXING-DAY.-— SI.VERAL of the MAIN LINE. NORTH KENT, MID KENT, and BRANCH TRAINS will be WITHDRAWN. A Late Traiu will run :— From Charing-cro s at 11.45 p.m. to Croy- don, Caterham ...
... Indian Other Outfits. Liveries. Guns, Fiekng Teach', and all Sporting Requsites. Saddlery, Hunting Breeches and Boots. Jewellery, Watches and Clocks. Drapery Goods Generisqy. Court lin:sues. Millinery, ix. In 1444, it is proposed that the Association ...
... Wednesday, on the ground that she had n unjustifiably dismis-ed because she wonld not wear shoes instead of boots. The master contended that the boots marked the carpets and waxcloth, and made a pattering noise. Sheriff Birnie sastained the defence, and held ...
... the next Assizes for the comity will be opened at Maidstone, m Monday, the 12th Janlary next, and huainese wil' commence on the following day, 'I uebday. As the latter day is fixed for holding the Kent General Sessions, it in by no means unlikely that ...