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... with bay window), two wv.u's, houseceeper's roomL with large store cupboard thereto, kitchen, scullery,, pantry, wine cellar, boot S house, &c., yard in rear and torecourt, with sideway entrance. The Venetian blinds, gas and other fittings are included in ...
... their M7\Iart, as above, at Twelve 0 Mrs. o'i.lock liooa,-A n. STOCE-IN-TTADE OF LADIES', S MR. GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREIN'S BOOTS the AND SHOES, All of reliable quality and present style. - Catalogues post free. h155 RS,- iDfE Mfessrs. Sm//z, SaA & /ITyatt ...
... days to join sl the fleet in the Mediterranean. She hac p. been paid, in consequence of being about to a sail foreign, in golden guineas. On the 28th hI of the month, early in the morning, the f seamen had been -washing the decks, and the carpenter had ...
... to SEsLL by - i AuCTar N at their M1art, as above, on the above date, at Twvelro o'clock N'oon,--A T STuCKU-1N-TNIADL OF BOOTS AND SHOES, a Comprising a nhisnellaitcoita, assortmnent of ladies', ( tgentlenmen's, and chtldren's hoots and. shoes, apats ...
... MANCES OF T ROAD. SY DALRYNMPLE J. BELGRA .~—Swirr NIcK. The closing period of the seventeenth cen- wary was the golden age of highwaymen, were geacrally cowardly who ook care never to the were greatly in favour, They were pests to honest men. Still, ...
... on the 25th to take the boots and walk by Mrs. Carter, of Portchester, who gure was followed, and the boots was further were taken from under his coat.—fhe prisoner stealing a » Valued at the of the land- rd of the “ Golden first called for a drink in ...
... of the Auc- mmoreial Fare. tioncers, ham. and Petersfield. Messrs. Love and Cooper, OSBORNE ROAD. SOUTHSEA. T fe) LET. St. Kent-road, Southsea ; de- bedrocms, two tached; very ; bre fast 3 Rent n oderate.—Love and newly ; back and {rent Coop2r, Sout be ...
... Uopoor road. lVn»inouth, the wiia of Loftu* C. Hudson, of a son. KIMPTONâOn the 28th ult., 187, N«l*on rued, (julmgliam. Kent, tbs wifa of Arthur h. Kimptoo, H.M. Dockyard. Chatham, a son KELLOWAYâOn the 27th Deoember, at the Hotel. Edinburgh road ...
... would result in tax being placed on all imports of wood pulp, which is largely used in paper mills at Maidstone and in other parts of Kent, Maidstone correspondent wrote to Mr. Chamberlain on the subject, and received the following reply: ’* Sir, —I am ...
... single class of importation in Fiji in 1906 and 1909 was, strangely enough, drapery. The Kent Gaunt Council did dad to erect new county offices close the Courts at Maidstone, an coat of MO,OOO. annual meeting of tlia Matropolitan A—ociation for Befnending Young ...
... Pauntley, Gloucester, and Mrs. Alfred Allen Stokes, of Palm Cot- ham, Kent, and Phyllis Mar- garetta, o tage, Gilli only daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Green, of Oaklands, Maidstone, will take place at All Saints’ Church, Maid- stone, at 2.30, on April ...