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... fron choice pen, cniilainiiig prize and prize-bred Golden-pencilled Hamburghs.—3. I>u.wich-rise, Lordship-lane, Surrey. CHILDREN DRESSES given away.-Send 7*d to J. Hayward. St. Michael’*, Ashford. Kent, and she will forward princras dre« pattern, and size ...
... Bushell; Salmon a bye. 20-At Tunbridge. Kent v. Lancashire V Uni Salmon beat King. the end of the 20-At Southampton. Hants v. Somersetshire ,ra ° , itt^mMi^^h^direex did most work, and won. „_ Tunbridge Wells Kent v. Hants Wbiouth, 28-At Taunton. Somersetshire ...
... can occur. [4 C. TENNANT. BOOT M A ND.FACTURB B, 51, MARKET-STREET, LANCASTER, GENTLEMEN'S Hessian Boots, Riding 800 Hunting Boots, Fishing Boots, Shooting Boot Cricket Boots, Gymnastic ...
... week. A Salvationist Chaboed with Bttbglaby. — Thomu Saxby, hairdresser, in business at Borough- green, Kent, but who formerly resided at Maidstone, where he wu a member of the Salvation Army, wu charged at the West Mailing Petty Sessions on Tuesday, the ...
... was found. Nash was also carrying three boots, two of which have since been identified as belonging to the prisoner Hescott. It was noticed both by Mr. Wade and the constable that neither of the prisoners had boots on. The following evening Hescott was ...
... occur. [4 C. TENNANT~ BOOT MANUFACTURES 51 , MA RKET-STREET. LANCASTER f^i ENTLEMEN'S Hessian Boots, Riding Boots VJ Hunting Boots, Fishing Boots, Shooting Boots' Cricket Boots, ...
... shortly afterwards, W. A. Murphy, of the 2nd battalion a's Own Royal West Kent Regiment, was thrown j Jjr, his horse whilst hunting with the West Kent on Saturday afternoon near Maidstone, and injuries which resulted in death. Rattle have increased more than ...
... WATER LIUKS, good roots. Is. each, postage 3d any quantity.—J. J. Ahmistmad, New Abbey, Dumfries. PRIMROSE DAY.—Flowering Boots, also Foxgloves, 20 plants. Is; 50, Zsfree —Matthsw Tings, Bauk Cottage. Kendal. PRIMROSE BUTTONHOLES for the 19th April. 20 ...
... CORBISHLEY. C. TENNANT. BOOT il ANUFACTUBEB, 51, MA RKET-STREET. LANCASTER, GENTLEMEN'S Hessian Boots, Riding Bocts, Hunting Boots, Fishing Boots, Shooting Boots, Cricket Boots, Gymnastic ...
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... la Cl; one should without ootlie.—lt. JABVis, Grocer, Dv idington, Kent. _ KENT COB NUTS, well harvested, 4H per pound, delivered oa rail.—William Romani, Vineyard, London road, Maidstone. REGULATOR OLOOK, beats true seconds, ill walnut ca->e.6sin. long ...