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... HOUSES. situale_Kin4 Street, bringing in yearly rent of LiU 4d. Price £BOO. AT GRA^S. HIGH STREET—An old-established Bumness Boot Manufacturer and Repairer, with extensive workshops, presses, cutting machine, and trade utensils, with -I years lease. Price ...
... had directed the ball for the Kent represeniatives. Galvin just got at it in to save th© threatened downfall, and few minute* mor© th© Greyhounds footed it the other end: Edwards having conferred the order of the big boot.” Mann slammed over. Dickenson ...
... back, Mr. G. Clinch appeared I the Lighterage Company and Mr, Arthur 0. Kent defended Mr, Kent applied for adjournment the abeeno* couneel Iw* ■wae granted ipr week; Mr. Kent intunafin* tto* Whan*, a» the atnte now over, eom* might be arrived at -hereby ...
... the body. He had uneec pe fr-'in similar fate the week befo J GRAYS URBAN COUNCIL Thursday. Oct. 11th.—JVt^cnt: Me»Bn*. J. Golden (in the chair). Farrow A. Green. J. Lawrence. W. H. Sutherden, and T. Weston; with the Clerk (Mr. C. E. Hutten), (Mr. A. C ...
... seems have held number of offices. In hold -he Hving of St. Mary-le-bitrand, and about the same time the living Otfoni, in Kent. He was Prebewlary St . Paul’*. Prebi'ndary of Lincoln,. Unanoellar of lu»kl the Wardahi tin* isthsof Eve and Berkhanv>t ...
... one hotel proprietor .stand ng his door (Laughter.) It aa* huge occasional suburb of London Views were also the hop fields of Kent with the workers in them during the Hea*on. the lecturer remarking “Ah, I know where these inhabitants Kont come from, for ...
... word PriAc-lant nowhere oocun. in h. 1 ,wo three’ minute, sf.erw.rd, Ketcher fell hove made up end ..ken over the fouu For .booting a rey.dver » ,r ? m on « ...
... Seabrooke wer® w.l.jnw' t.» Vi for , n4» ...