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... Sir, yours respectfully, William Bootes, Carpenter, Snadling Road. the Proprietors of Woolley's Pectoral Candy. P.S. —You have my permission to make what use you like of this estimonial. Prepared WOOLLEY, Chemist, Maidstone, and sold in boxes at Is. and ...
... Seats, 2d ; Members, half-price 17 Lindsay Street, 11 March 1856. CHEAPNESS, DURABILITY, AND ELEGANCE OF FIT, AT LEARMONTH'S BOOT ESTABLISHMENT, 53 MURRAYGATE. DANCING ACADEMY, BELL STREET HALL. MR SINCLAIR, Professor of Dancing, &c, begs announce that ...
... ruined son-in-law. The Late Duchess of Kent.—The Time* says Monday next, between one and two o'clock, are the day and hour fixed for the interment of the remains of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. the day fixed for the interment, the remains ...
... Sarsnets, At P. & P CAMPBELLS No. 10 Reap, Dunpes. DMIRABLY adapted far Winter wear, either in town or country, are the GOLFING BOOTS, Jou & Som, Broghty Fey well known as at onee 'HAYWARD'S OVERSHOES, and withal the smartest, To be the most effective had, ...
... newspapers. Gateshead Observer. Smuggled Boots and Lace.-In the days when high- Leeled French boots were the pride and fashion there was a shoemaker London who made fortune by the sale of the best Paris boots at price which all his fellow-tradesmen declared ...
... granted. Frightful Death of the Lion Quken. On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the Golden Lion Inn, Chatham, before J. Hinde, Esq., coroner for West Kent, touching the death of Ellen Bright, young girl aged seventeen years, who (as was briefly ...
... of the marriage, and the two children who accompanied their parents: * John C. Strang and Marian Hill were married Chatham, Kent, Monday morning, November 1833. John George Strang, born in Glasgow April 1854, 16 South Street, Mungo Street. Elizabeth Larinia ...
... sterling value the tales, and the entertaining, instructive, and practically useful character of its other contents. London : Kent & Co. LET. TO BE LET, rpHAT Seif-Contained HOUSE, No. VIII. Windsor . , e, y occupied Mr Julius Lubbers. Entry can lie given ...
... found at last —and that its name should be SyUANTUM BlackwoocTt Magazine. Will op the Duchess op Kent. —The will of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent was proved in the principal registry on the 3d of this month by the Prince Consort, tbe sole executor ...
... Sandwith, and to abide by his decision ; and on these terms of Halt to receive him. -~ THe DucHESS OF Kent RopBED.—The private apart- | ments of the Duchess of Kent, in St James’s Palace, were broken into last week, and upwards of £500 worth of silver plate, ...
... looks remarkably well. As Aristocratic Insolvent. —In the Maidstone County Court, on Tuesday, the Hon. Adolphus Frederick Capel, brother of the Earl of Essex, and insolvent in the county jail of Kent, was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment, at the suit ...
... the fact no secret. It is Lord Maidstone. Within the last few hours he has been obliged to succumb to the long-pending pressure liabilities, utterly beyond his power to grapple with, and has quitted England. Lord Maidstone had ordinary amount of abilities ...