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... A SHFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Kent.— £A Chairman of Governing Body, W. Pom-ret Pomfr-it, Esn., M.P. Head Master, Benjamin Snell. M.A., Trin Coll., Camb. Clauical and Mo- lern Education. One ...
... Crayford, Kent •jT URSE. —WANTED, an Experienced Nurse for two young J.l children for near Liverpool : single-handed : good needlewoman ; Churchwoman: personal character.— Addrass, stating age and wages, Mrs. Mackean, Eaßt-hiU, Ashford, Kent. ]I^URSE ...
... first established in 1777. The oldest and largest Boot Shop in Sheffield. Employs more waiters and workpeople than any other shop of its class in Sheffield, and it ia known by the name of THE GOLDEN BOOT, whioh ia over the princi- pal shop door, tha shops ...
... Bridge Wharf, Old Kent-road. rpHE SEABORNE COAL COMPANY (Limited) JL SELL BEST SILKSTONE for 255. per ton, equal to thosa now advertised at 28a.— Address Parliaintnt Wharf. 16_>,Urosvs_nor- road, Westminster, or Bridge Wharf, Old Kent-road. THE SEABORNE ...
... ASHFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Kent— Chairman nf Governing BodT. W. Pomfret Pointful, Esn., ?? Head Master, Bi-n jam in -.nelU M.A., Trin. Coll., Camb, Clasa-'-al and Modern Ediicati.)n. One *-t the heslthiest situa- tions in Kent. Separate Cubicle.. Shorthand ...
... Furniture, kc. Parcel sent, P.O. remitted : CAST-OFF CLOTHES.— 50 per cent, more REALISED by Gentry who send their Clothing, Boots, Uniforms, Teeth, ! Jewellery. Trinkets, Plate, Linen, Furniture, Antiques, tc, to Mr. or Mrs. GORDON HAWKINS. 25, Jam ...
... Wrexham, and all stationers. l£92n BOOTS! BOOTS!! Jfc**^ _% C AS h~4 c o • s By^ BOOTS AND SHOES. & B THE WEAR ( IM.AMEEP. kSt\ ; LADIES & ?? : - W GENTS «dfi B DRESS ?? /'■ _¥ SHOES ! *tBLJI CASH ANDSCO.'S BOOTS GIVE EVERY SATISFACTION. WARRANTED ALL ...
... Perkt's), THE BRIDGE, DOUOLAB. 01.D8i._3 Ps.f CTfALLT A_TfIND_U TO. [«03 BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! NEW GOODS FOR THE WINTER ! I ! Established over 6* years. CHARLES KENNAUGH, i BOOT, SHOE, AND HARNESS MANUFACTURER, 29, STRAND STBEET, C.K. , h*s prreat pleasure ...
... laundress, church: no extras whatever.— Mount Grannlle, Lewisham, Kent.— EDMUND COULDERY, PrincipaL IjMH'CATION.— Messrs. PALMER and COCQ _i Nelson College, Newstead-road. Lee. Kent. InclusiTe senna from 20 guineaa. 42 lofty ro.>m«. Large recreation ...
... Utexsils.— Four wolnut hat and ?? stands, China vases, dinner ond tea services, piotures, and electro goods, ond a quantity of boots ond shoes which must be cleored. Sale ot Two ond Seven p.m. On view Tuesday Afternoon and Morning of Sale. Auctioneers' Offices ...
... Furniture, Ac. Parcel sent, P.O. remittee! CAST-OFF CLOTHES.— SO per cent, more REALISED by Gentry who send their Clothing, Boots, Uniforms, Teeth, I Jewellery. Trinkets, Plate, Linen, Furniture, Antiques, Ac, to Mr. or Mrs. GORDON HAWKINS, 25, James-street ...