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... distinction of upon only for their remarkable instance of enthusia football is a wet Kent Junior between and le con- stable, a su) of the former v es the all the way Maidstone to Wales a distance of forty miles, to witne J. A. Smith, the hon. secretary wand ...
... 2910 HOL SEKEKPERS for Hotel and private houses await situations; alv» Cooks, Waitresses, Housemaids, Barmaids. Generals. Boots. -Employment Bureau. 63, York Street; ’Phone 860. 2656 HOI'SEMAID (Protestant); cood needlewoman; Housemaid laundress, several ...
... Barley—per 6011> Canadian .. « « .. 9 33% lmports of Grain (In Centals). LIVERPOOL PRODUCE. 16. —Sug*r~ Cano stcadjr iair la rates. Boot otoadj; May 9* 4l ...
... attention late level pneoe. Kents, 55s to Essex. to Lincolns, &5a bloddands, 60s to 55a; King Edwards, oa, eiltland*, 65s 70s per ton. Spitalfields—Largo ai rival® met with slow support current ratos. Eescx, 50> 60s; Kent*, 60s; blacklands, 45s to 555; ...
... rates. Kents, to Essex, to 655; Lincolns. 55s to blaoklandb, 50s to 555; King Edwards. 755; si It Lands, 65s to 70s per ton. Spitallicld«7-Largo arrivals experienced poor support, and prices displayed weaker tendency. Essex, 50s to 60s; Kents, 45s to ...
... FOR SALE. TO BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS. TRUST ESTATE OF ROBERT BUSSELL, S 3, Victoria Street, Belfast. MB. EDWARD BUCKLEY, C.A., THE TRUSTEE OF ABOVE, invitM Tenders for the STOCK-IN-TRADE, eanskdin* of LADIES’, GENT.’S, AND CHILDRENS BOOTS AND SHOES, kc ...
... quiet, supplies being large scale. Kents and Essex, 5Se to 65s ; Lincoln*, 55s 6fis; black ads, 6% 55a; wards, 65s to 756; •iltlands, 70s per ton. Spitalfielda-Blow support wa« accorded the liberal quantity op offer. Kents, 45s to 60s; blacklar.ds, 50s to ...
... churches and other buildings at Cowes were at half-mast yesterday. IN THE DEATH CHAMBER. Princess Louis of Battenberg arrived at Kent •House on Saturday evening, and was present with Princess Louise, Lady Frances Balfour—the Duke's sister--and Mr. Nial Campbell—the ...
... Association. 2s. 2s 9d. 4» JL 1 6d, 6d. 6s 6d. 7s 9d. 8s 10s 6d; nothing •will please a boy better than a football. TITOOTBALL Boots, 6d, 4s 6d. 5s 6d. 6s lOd, .7s lid, 6d, 10s 6d; all other requisites for football in very groat variety. The Athletic Stores ...
... Association, 2*. 2s 3s fid, fid. 5a fid, fid. 7s 9d, 9d. 10b fid; nothing will please boy better than a football. T7IOOTBALL Boot*. 3s fid, 4s fid, fis fid, fis lOd, X* 7s lid. fid, 10s fid; all other requisite® for football very great variety.—The Athletic ...
... Utam. WMtterbjf yaalanliijr AUrafrasmMoto Mr. D. M. Gant’s KENT r. SUSSEX. heavy showers at Canterbury yesterday morning not only daUyed resumption, bat considerably affected the turf, and Kent wens placed serious disadvantage. the circumstance it was ...
... OF BATTLE.. Scenes of Devastations Mr. W. Wilson, Kent man, who mart ried to French lady, and carries on farm* near the Bois de Vincennes, in letter to his mother, residing at Langley, near Maidstone, gives a realistic description of scenes on the battlefield ...