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... arrested on the following Monday the missing parse was found in his poseession, and with the money he purchased a pair of boots, a belt, and a quantity of sweets.—Snpt. Waghorne stated the father would not appear, or hare anything to do with him; be was ...
... shing, boots, or knives. W.. Devon - lodge, Kingston • road, New Widen. 2107 I 7 ANTED, a lieueral Sera.int or, 18 to years. I —Appli, Mrs. Bean, Victoria Tavern, Victoria- Surbiton. 2118 1 Seta tor sale ; Itrambliag mud early weather*. nod Xast Kent Wkitetrille ...
... Saints’, Maidstone, from the year 1542 | to the middle of the 18th ceatury. The registers | contain much valuable and interesting information, | and 1t is proposed to publish them in mouthly shil- | ling numbers. Mr F. Bunyard, W-&-M‘ Maidstone, is taking ...
... Public generally, their REMOVAL FROM 133, SNARGATE STREET, TO THE PEOPLES' BOOT STORES, 143, SNARGATE STREET, DOVER, (Near the General Post Office). Every Description of BOOTS and SHOES at Factory ! Prioes. t'.ic by Practical Workmen. ...
... DovER tIoUNTY SAILVRDAt 16, 1890. ANAInt. Mr. Pepper said he booted to withdraw his of motion in regard to %tire:Waif* appointed for the lsoroegb, he foiled ait Act of Parliament el the nth August, 1875, utterly forbid the appolataust of an Analyst 1 ...
... Low, (C.) - 342 Coal in Kent. Liberal Majority 1886. __ Another correspondent in Truth gives his on the above subject as a sort of rejoinder to the lines quoted in our last. Mr. Campbell, (U.) Capt. Sinclair, (L.) COAL IN KENT. Conservative Majority 1888 ...
... Municipal Borough, we tind the following figures. There are in Kent 10,330 women qualified to Vote; Canterbury, 549; Deal, 370 ; Faversham, 149 ; Folkestone, 655 ; Hythe, 130; Lydd, 33; Maidstone, 675; Margate, 673; Rainsgate, 889; Rochester, 364; New Romney ...
... his clothes searched by boy of 14, Augustus Holder, who took the sum of 15s. 6d! and devoted it to the purchase of a pair of boots, a belt, and sweets. The police give the boy a bad character. and the magistrates have sentenced him to 10 days’ hard labour ...
... Prices for Cash. RIDING, WALKING, EVENING WEAR, FISHING, :00TING, LAWN TENNIS, FOOTBALL, BOATING, RUNNING, FIVES, &c. ELLIOTT'S Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 30, CORN MARKET STREET, OXFORD. PROF A. RICHARDSONS. (OWN MAKE) OXFORD BANJOSs c AS PER ILLUSTRATION.C ...
... Guano Co., Ltd., 29, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London, E.O. W ANTED in Oxford,-Partial Employment W by an elderly Man; boots, knives, gardening, &c. thoroughly understands horses.-C, Journal Office, Oxford. 6 ANTED by a young Man,-Situation as W COACHMdAN ...
... m*taoc«i of th« Board for allowiug nuiaai oti •«« occupied by him -Mr clerk the Bonid. appeare ...
... rru) EMPLOYERS.—If you want Shop As- X sUtantr. Clerks, Apprentices, advertise in the M-ii'htoht and Kent Journal, Ofßcea, M.o-ket Buildings. Maidstone. General Servant Wanted; one who thoroughly understands good plain cooking three other servants kept; ...