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... SMITH & WARREN, 13 & 14, CASTL EGATE, Aim 9, WHARP ROAD, GRANTHAM, PAWNBROKERS, OUTFITTERS' BOOT FACTORS, JEWELLERS, CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, Ac., Have on Sale, Tliii Special Lino in Fnll-Bize BILTON SHEETS, Hemmed ready for wear; v«> fceavy. and right sort ...
... GENTLEMEN'S STORM BOOTS, CITY or COUNTRY WEAR, SHOOTING, FISHING, and GOLFING. Also for GAMEKEEPERS, FARMERS, SHEPHERDS, POSTMEN, MINING ENGINEERS, LAND SURVEYORS, ARCHITECTS, Made is Light and Dark Brown and Black. Tmua HIGH-CLASS BOOTS can now sad, Made ...
... Wednesday, it was reported that the tramway pro tits the past year had amounted £7,930. OaiMsar, Wednesday, celehratod the golden wedding and Mrs. Mudd. Alderman Modd was of Oritnsby's fishing industry. Mk. Manrvikld, M.P. for the Spalding Division of ...
... s to th» Auctioneers, Oakham; to Missus. ADAM SON, Solicitors, Oakham. let. BED and SITTING-ROOMS LET, tors Gentleman Mrs. Kent Home, Launder Tun-ace, Grantham. SITTIN GEOOM and Two nished; central position ; terms moderate.—Mrs. WautL7.it, 61,_High Street ...
... old Elimhethan mansion at East Sutton Park, near Maidstone, which wee many times ransacked and plundered the soldiers of Cromwell. East Sutton Park, which is beautifully situated above the Weald of Kent, oontains a valuable collection of pictures and tapestry ...
... trunk; Hallas,'3lb. ijoz., clock; A. Roe, 21b. 6£oz., pair boots and pictures; B. Tindal, 21b. 50z., pair sheets and counterpane ; E. Bmith, lljoz., pair boots and pipe; Crowder, lljoz., pair boots and pipe; F. Popple, 7Joz_, pot and steamer ; J. Mitchell ...
... , soft coal (Babbington); J. D. Haines, men's suits, men's trousers, and boys' caps; Freeman and Co., women's boots; G. Holmes, men's boots ; Chambers and Co., boys' caps, neckerchiefs, handkerchiefs, women's stockings, skirting, flax, grey calico, shirting ...
... The Queen is extremely attached to the house. She spent some time retirement there after the death her mother, the Duchess of Kent, and has visited it frequently since. It has been a great grief the Royal family of Russia that as yet they have had no son ...
... town. Details:—lst prize (pair of boots, given by John Chambers and Co., Ltd., rabbits, given Mr. Redmile, and medal given by Mr. B. 3. White), T. Bardook; 2nd price (pair of boots given by the Public Benefit Boot Co., and balf-e-dozan collars, given ...
... her husband. ever loyal the pledged word of this your wedding-day. Look upward look onward in faith, and hope, and joy. The golden prime is before you; the sun shines, heaven smiles your friends confide. Aud may the good God bless you both and prosper yon ...
... Market Harborougn. Five eotries. Class 7.—OrpiugVou, cock, black—£l, W. Cook and Sons. St. Mary's Cray, Kent; 10s., William H. Cook, St. Paul's Cray, Kent; 55., M. Bell. Ring weed, Hants ; res, V. B. Johnetoue. Hall. Five entries. Class hen, black—£l, William ...
... Church, Grantham, and afterwards he was curate at Gainsborough and Erapingham, Rutland. His first living was at Tovil, Maidstone, Kent, where he remained ten years prior to going to Sowerby. Grantham and District Homing Society.—This Society flew their ...