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... IS-itli. Dr. a LEY in the of KENT. HEREBY GIVEN. That on the Twenty-ninth dav of June next application will made Her Majesty’s Justices of the Peace assembled at Quarter Sessions in and for the County of Kent at Maidstone for Order for directing the stoming ...
... Chairman «a he quite anticipated that under the shadow Canterbury Cathedral they would make the entry in the Doomsday-book more golden and more beautiful loan any missals yet contained in it. It. had been left to this generation ttud the answer the million ...
... CLEMENTS AND SON, Court bootmakers, of Sandgate-road, announce a great special sale. MESSRS. BULL AND CO., at the sign of the “Golden Boot,’' announce their annual clearance sale. Great Saving in Incandescent MADAME LILLIAN RUSSELL, the Court milliner, of Sa ...
... wonld have been only too pleased te have seen the money. Dr. Jaeger’s Natural Wool-Lined Boots and Shoes are highly recommended.—Sole Agents, Mobphy-Fbanois, French Boot and Shoe Depot, 30, Queen Street, Ramsgate. Ramsgate Luxury.— Fife’s Bread, WEDDING AT ...
... games with Dartford produced staleness or were the team acting under orders not to over exert themselves view the Kent Cup final with Maidstone on Saturday next latter I must certainly congratulate the upon absolutely unparelled magnificence their obedience ...
... liattshon EaFt Kt Volnotrers wet as former yaws, visit Fredvilie Pork day. It was tie of that inipella toe committee of the Kent Cricket Club to their provlora3 connected with the privi!ere of ha.f.gn.nea saner' ate's. Thew original mi.orotton was to prevent ...
... his clients claimed substantial damages. j wer* feet her slocking*, uni bottom Mrs Woolley was the first witness. She of her boots were out. Edith May was in stated that on the afternoon of the 11th Nov. worse comiiticu of and bad lasi she was out cycimg ...