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... REGISTERED TRADE MARK. SLornrnaids ) FOR COOD BOOTS AND SHOES. 155 and 157, COMMERCIAL ROAD. beautiful ospreys appeared in her velour hat. Mrs. Bamber was wearing black. Mrs. Jeffery was wearing a light grey hat, encircled with black ostrich feathers ...
... profit of £374,677. The Rev. Canon M, M. ffinch, rural dean of Gravesend, and Mrs. flinch, celebrated their golden wedding at Northfleet, Kent, on Tuesday. The Home Secretary states that last year 1,204 men and 71 boys (aged under 16) were killed in the ...
... Diocesan Guild, and of the Kent County Association. Bro. Whiting has rung over 200 peals in all kinds of methods in different towers throughout Efighnd, and has conducted in many. He was the first Fareham rinfigr to conduct a 5,088 of Kent Treble Bob Major at ...
... REGISTERED TRADE MARK. FOR COOD BOOTS AND SHOES, 155 and 157, COMMERCIAL ROAD. | with a panache of ostrich feathers, worn with a black lace gown, over white silk and lovely peltry. Miss Cadie wore a 'groy striped velvet coat bordered with black fox, over ...
... encircled the waist. giiu Buckle wore white net, spangled in silver, and edged with fringe to come?ond, over soft white satin. Miss Boot looked well in maize satin, with ninon tunic, adorned with crystal passementerie, and a suggestion of {.le blue. «wre. Lionel ...
... cotton frock, white muslin apron, and pink sun bornet, and carried a milking pail and stool. Mrs. Kent was attired in a Princess dress of grey satin. Miss Kent, as ‘“Poudre,” was_ in soft white satin, accentnated with red roses, and her sister chose the character ...
... Tokio recently Field-Marshal Oyama was on the platform at the nobles’ reception of the Salvation Army leader. Later, General Boot.. called personally to pay the Field-Marshal and his wife, the Marchioness Oyama, s respects. The brave soldier is retired ...
... bare floor, now in the shadows of the cavernous room. and then back into the light. her eyes flashing, and her mudded thin boots pointed ‘ grotesquely. RN R § e ~ “Let us leave her,” whispered Madge to her companion. “But my bedroom is there,”” answered ...
... s&rfieo being Miss Florence R. Harding, eldest aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harding, of West Street, and Mr. George Eke, of Sidcup (Kent). The Rey. Percy Binns performed the ceremony. The bride was given away b! her father, and the best man was 'kr. Arthur Spicer ...
... and Messrs. W. H. Dutfield and A. G.Tatchell. The new aspirants to office are Messrs. W. Douglas, R. R. Gale, C. J. Jones, F. Kent, N. E. W, Kinnell, W. Knight, R. Staveley, P. Terry, and T. Wood. FAREHAM.—BoARD oF GUARDIANS.—A meeting of the Board of Guardians ...
... was imposed. Taerr o Boors AND A CouNTERPANE.—CharIes | Shorter, a labourer, was charged, on remand, with lwfiincn pair of boots, valued at 4e. 11d., the pro;uty of Mr. Albion Dodge, shoe-dealer, West Street, Fare| ham.—Mrs. Carter, wife of Thomas Carter ...
... he accidentally slipped. No one else saw more than witness. The deceased was sober, so far as he knew.—Frederick Kemp, of Maidstone, said tkat the decoased was a labourer, working with the engine and waggons, and that he performed various daties. Witness ...