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... for dead, and the surprise and joy which they felt when they heard of their safety nay more easily imagined than described. Boot Found nr ths Bivsr.— On Saturday merning, the body of boy, aged fourteen years, was found floating in the river nest the Fish-wharf ...
... In the County Court of Kent, holdc-n at Maidstone. IN the matter of proceedings for liquidation by arrangement or composition with Creditors, instituted by FREDERICK SIMMONDS, of No. 5, High-street, Maidstone, the County Kent, and of No. 30, Market-place ...
... the wet its warp ba* wended through OLD BOOTS an you offended, to LARK’S and get them MENDED—ARTHUR LARK’S. Coal Vases & Heating Stoves In every variety and price, at BUF?,T cfc FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, “GOLDEN PADLOCK AND KEY,” 20, Market Place, Great ...
... appeal made by the Sheriff at the recent opening proceedings of the Fancy Fair. Golden Wedding. —Mr, John Kent, one of the ex-Mayors of Colchester, celebrated his golden wedding on Tuesday, and throughout the day a reception was held at his residence ...
... gave corroborative evidence. Kent denied the offence. In the second case. Mrs. Milton repeated her evidence, and added that Kent said. Hit me. on. hit me.” Mm. Kent went indoors and brought out poker. She did not hit Kent on the arm. Mrs Farley again ...
... clothing, Messrs. Pocock Bros, for 50 pairs of old boots, and scholars of the Priory and British Schools, who have again helped 'by welcome gifts of left-off clothes and boots. 280 pairs of new boots have been purchased for £5l 3s. 7|d., towards which ...
... Scully, Esq., of Baltina. olough. Golden, youngest ton of the late Denys Scully, Isq., Kilfcacle, together with his family, abiurod the osv oil Popery, and joined tho oommunioß of the Church of England, on Sunday last, in Golden Church. On Mr. Scully leaving ...
... valuable beverage.-—Sold in tinlined ptekett only, by all Grocers. Taylor Brothers. Liondon. «ole proprietorE. KENTISH CHERRIES.—Kent, called the Garden of England, is noted for the fine quality of its varions growths of cherries, and amongst them the Uorella ...
... Oorlcston and la»westoft wore The evening scene on the Marine Parade was unsurpassable, and every place td amusement reaped golden harvest. Ai|unrinm, Theatre Gem, Empire, Hippodrome, ami other indoor amusements drew large crowds at each performance, and ...
... years; help given; man for boots, coal, etc.; no laundry. Mrs. Aldiss, Oultou House, Swatham. MAID wanted, to work small new house; plain cooking; good outings: family two; reference; state wage. Adams. St. George’s Boai. Golden Green. W. 11 MAID (capable) ...
... yon have puir of k'ts, put them the boot. sure that the soles are dry, then pare the edge the boot level, rasp it down ; if worn through any part, raise it up sewing on a piece of leather. Then make the soles of the boot rough, that the solution may take ...
... McAlister, Dr. W. H. Weddell acting as Surgeon-Superintendent. Liquidation. —A meeting of the creditors of Charles James Patterson, boot and shoe manufacturer, of 59, Charlotte-street, in the county of Norfolk, was held at the office of Mr. A. E. Cowl, solicitor ...