... GOLDEN WEDDING Mr and Mrs W. H. Whitehead, of Bearsted Mount, near Maidstone, Kent, celebrated their golden wedding last week. Married at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, Mr Whitehead is son of the late Mr Charles Whitehead, of Barming House, near Maidstone ...

... Llrerpeol, leather dealer..—W. Liverlool, 'lamed Licerpaeld dealer, itaat, Jai 3. J. 16111 A, Faversitara, Lea, watch anal Maidstone, Kent, dealer.-1. lien, Great elptbier.—J. Lowe, New Church-street. Fagg, Harden, Fenelturch-street, City, Dena* Mower-plane ...

... interest of education, they would suggest that the compulsory deities of the Education Acts can hardly be enforced until mud-boots and boats be provided for the use of the children in endeavouring to reach terra Threw (laughter). That the street is in a ...

... In Plain or Patent Leather, 2.. lid. per pair. - JACIEBOIOI, Golden Boot, 12, Burrowgate, Pen. iith. U7ANTED, Fatmera, Postmen, Quarrymen, Farm Servant., to try CARRICK'S Handsome STRONG BOOTS, made to massere.— Caniuec's, blalu•atreet, WANTED, • MAN to ...

... Manufactory—Oakley Corner, Westminster Bridge Road. A Lege stock of OWN • MAKE to select from. No machine work. Any description of Boot or Shoe made to measure. Prices moderate. Two Prize Medals 1862. Netherlands, 1869. Paris, 1867. 11.,) OAST your MEAT with ...

... Tilbury, West Kent (esclus‘ve of the Woolwich district west of the Irregular line of Egypt Bay in the Thames, High Haistowe, Trottescliffe, Aylesford, Deptlin Mardis, and GoodhureV, and including Gravesend, the defences of the Thames, and Maidstone ; a Sheerness ...

... destitution and without any boots. He states that he is the son of Mr. John Smythe, timber merchant, of Maidstone, Kent, and that lie was learning to be •farmer at Aspatria College. He also stated that he waseducated at Maidstone Grammar School under the ...

... and a noisome of vivid erre of booth African lite. we/I the betterhnown 'Tramiel Front At Nile at the Naval College at rhkm, Kent. on Wydr•ary an of Nei. glued 191 h. 1794. in an mk (rum made fens 11.11. N. Victory. fetched A ktter. &Wel Augnet and. 1799 ...

... prisoner was brought from Maidstone Gaol by train, and from the railway station to the court in a cab. Immense crowds bad congregated to witness his arrival, and for a long distance the vehicle was followed by a mob booting and yelling as the prisoner ...

... to me the boots she was then wearing, which she said had given her freedom of movement and comfort she never knew in walking till her attention had been 1 directed to the physiological aspect of the question. She bad on a pair of Hygienic boots, models ...

... factor. eon, -- Jury and F. Jury. Maidstone, Kent, tailors.-43. Maw, , lirandon-streee, Wilworth, chemist —A. Hannibal], Great Portland-etrect, boot maker.—J. Evennett, High-meet, pager corn dealer.-11. W. Worman, Charlton, Kent, widow.—T. Inks, Purk-etreet ...

... is a boot machinist. Witness missed her last Friday morning, after she had baen playing in the garden, and oould hear nothing of her till she was informed the little girl had been found, and was at the police.ststion.—Serjeant Venal', of the Kent County ...