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... & 24, KING STREET, GRAVESEND BOOTS AND SHOES, BEST AND CHEAPEST MOST Vv - MI.A_Ft, FOR. LEAST MONEY '2 LADIES' DRESS & EVENING SHOES. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED J. C. THURGUR, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER THE GOLDEN BOOT 167, WINDMILL STREET, GRAN ESEND ...
... early bourn of the law day of theo'dyear which has just passed away, William Thomas Mask was executed within the well* of Maidstone Prison for the murder of Lie wife, Julia Hook, at Gravesend, on the teL September hit. The ineidente of the dreadful crime ...
... from Cowley's 'monument, was a noble wreath of laurel, bound by a broad ribbon of while silk bearing the name of the poet in golden lettering, the manorial tribute of the Municipslity said Venial The final prayers at the grmeeide were said by the Dean, and ...
... NOTI CE. EXPIRATION OF LEASE AND GIVING UP THE BUSINESS. O. T. GROVES'S GREAT CLEARANCE SALE BOOTS AND SHOES. SALE NOW ON. The Whole of his Stock of Genuine Boots and Shoes Must be Cleared Out, regardless of Cost. TAKE NOTE OF THE ADDREBS-11, MILTON ROAD ...
... 009 T. Old Gold and Silver Bought. B. & W. 013.011T5, Pawnbrokers, &c., 173 174, WINDMILL STREET, GRAVESEND and 74, WEEK MAIDSTONE. ESTABLISHED 1835. L.. SOLOMON, Undertaker and Funeral Furnisher, 71, NEW ROAD, GRAVESEND, Aro 2, THE HILL, NOBTHFLEET. PRICE ...
... last, a match was played at the Conservative Club between the Conservative Chess Club and Maidstone Cheat Club, and after • goof game, resulted in a win for Maidstone. Gravesend were handicapped by the absence of four of their team who failed to turn up ...
... London County Council offered to purchase the Ch Asylum for £190.000, which the Kent authorities refused. He thought the requirei c ir•dul emundetation; they know the Kent County had not treated the bomughs very feirly : they bad taken over the mein rotas ...
... DARTFORD REPORTER—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1820 REVIEW OF THE CORN TRANI. INDIAN AND COLONIAL. THE KENTISH NOTE BOOK : North Kent Railway Time TabIe—FEBRUARY. (Fit. the Arricoeforal Garet's.) INDIA. Mere has not been so much work done in meaty Priam Albert ...
... Tuesdays, 3 to 4 ; Fridays, 3 to 1, to KR. CHURCH, 9, Harmer-street, Gravesend (side entrance) ITE FOR MAKING AND REPAIRING BOOTS AND SHOES TO TO Old-Establiabed Leather Warehouse, 4s, WAIL:WIELD STREET, GRAVESEND , The Northfleet Carriage Works. B. WHITBREAD ...
... the let Kent Artillery Volunteers. 817DDIN DI/TR.—Yr. W. G. Penman, borough coroner, held an inquest, on Monday afternoon, at the Town Hall, on the body of William Bassett, a deaf and dumb man, who had been in the employ of Mr. E. Porter, boot manufacturer ...
... Wasterham, were dug up at Borden. near Bittingbourne, in Kent, about seventeen years ago. Gold coins of Cunobeline are rare. irrrarws IN ALL same' cfroactreasic, xAmerosa. Mr Ballard, of Maidstone, forwards us the follow. ing quaint epitaphs, from the ...
... with tenderness et soul, soft-spoken, tall, sad graceful in form, with deep Woe eyes and affluent hair which shimmered with golden hues In the sunshine, and became a rich deep brown In the shade het face sorrowful in moss, flashed with animation when stung ...