... CLEANER that does not bear Kent’s trade mark, with the words Kent. Patentee and Manufacturer. 199 High Holborn. London. All others are deceptive Imitations, not possessing those easeniiali srtsaad arrangcmenU whlcli make Kent’s machines so effective and ...

... VNER that does not hear Kent’s trade mark, with the words ’• Kent. Patentee and Manufacturer. VM High Holborn, l-oudon. All others arc deceptive Imitations, not possessing those essential parts and arrangements which make Kent s machines so effectiveau ...

... other matter we are unable to tind room for it, •D 0 you ever have any * hops’ in Maidstone?’ asked a London belle, who was dressing for ball, of a country cousin from Kent, yes, lots;’ was the reply, ’pa has forty acres ot ’em.’ An orator who had raised ...

... Depdt, liner St. London, B.E. HENT.KT SON BOOTS ! BOOTS I BOOTS ! AT THE GLASGOW SHOE DEPOT, CLANBRASSIL STREET, DUNDALK. AIARGE Stock always on hand of every description, Ladies’, Gentlemen’*, and Children’s Boots, at Reasonable Prices, consistent with ...

... and raaoufafr turer. V. Cbarjottewt.. Fliaroy-aquarc. T-kUY R()TARY KNIFE CLEANER J* .hat doee not boar Kent's trade-mark, with the word* ** Kent Patentee and Manufacturer, 190 High Holhorn, l.ondon. other* are deceptive ImltaUona. not thoae eaten* ;V‘i ...

... lh'>»u c>>enr. l au* which make Kent machines effoetivean-l dnrahla. the prlneiple whmb now pn.to.-ind a Inrlhar patwnl having been granted in Jannary. Prices of Kent's niarhlnej from U. to jiiustiHtc,t atsiognesof Kent's Domestic luveutious I «i .t-frt ...

... CLEANER -i-w that doe* not near Kent's trade mark, with the words “Kent. Patentee and Manufacturer. i«fj Highllolborn. London.’* All other* are deceptive liniutlona, not po>M*slng e*aea> tial parts and arrangements which make Kent's machines effective durable ...

... J.U KUTAHY KNIFR CLEANER X> that Kent'* “T*,??! “Kent. I .c.ntrc »»0 Mnnurnru.mr. .lull llnllinr .I mi.lui. All others are de' ei live imitalions. not se-toiu, tlijs*. .• 'Onl ttorisand nrniUKPincni* wiiieb tnaka Kent *» uiaeitiiiC’s so durable tbe prlnrlle ...

... beautiful park, neat Maidstone. From six to eight thousand are expected present, and thia glorious sunitber weather will no doubt attract large p.itiea of excursionists. It thought probable that the interest which Lo Palmerston takes iu the Kent Volunteers will ...

... eldeet'son of Mr. T. C. King, the great tragedian of Drury Lane Theatre. This young and talented gentleman, had already gained golden opinions.” A special telegram to the Eastern Budget dated Rome, May 17, says : All the Austrian bishops are now here. Most ...

... enswathed in living light— Coeval with the immeasurable past With what placid and effulgent face The mild moon travels ‘mid her golden isles, And the Earth, asleep in Night's embrace, Pours the soft lustre of her quiet smiles ! (’an I, O God, who tremble hero ...

... revolution. There were glass screens in golden frames, and a clock, that represented the death of Hector, the chariot wheels of Achilles con! veniently telling the hour A round table of Mosaic, mounted on golden pedestal, was nearly covered with papers ...