Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... age, of a short thick-set build, was washed ashore below the Terrace, Elie. The de- ceased wore a vest, trousera, shirt, and boots of good quality, such as would be worn by a respect- able mechanic. “A gold stud was in the shirt front. Tn the pockets was ...
... Townhead, Glasgow. Boot and Shoe Riveters and Finishers, National Union of —W. Inskip, 17 Silver Street, Leicester. Boot and Shoe Riveters and Finishers, Dundee Branch of the National Union of—A. Brown, 46 King’s Road, Dundee. Boot and Shoe Riveters and ...
... £10,000 or £12,000, a ward at the est Kent Hospital at Maidstone, as » thankoffering for her recent recovery from a serious er Lad ship has also intimated ber desire to endow a curacy for St Philip’s Church, Maidstone, A Sgnious Joxe.—'T'wo telephone operators ...
... Wilkie'’s Lane. with Backshop, in DS Ferry SHOP p Rent. Apply W. = Cooper: & Ben, Manse. AKGE HALL, Rosebank Strect, ou tor L Boot Faetory, Machine Shop, &c. J. Ireland, Ireland's | DOUBLE SHOP, with Well-Lighted Saloon, 27 4 West Port. Presently Occupied ...
... gublet and « purse of over £700 in ce! bration of their golden wedding. At Maidstone Assizes yesterday Hen Scott (39) and Henry Smith (49) were cony of burglary at Wickhouse House, West W; ick Kent, and stealing a collection of coins val ued ay nearly £4000 ...
... which lias been very prosperous. This ia the boot and shoe industry. In Northamptonshire and other centres, are told, new factories are still being opened, and the Inspector says, What comes all the boots that are made I cannot conceive, unless the native* ...
... bit appeal a higher tribunal. J A lad named Orchardson, belonging to Leith* and who was employed as au apprentice plumber at Golden Aore, was yesterday drownea the East breakwater, Gran ton. The lad, who was bathiug, took cramp, and before assistance could ...
... election. Walter Wright, the Kent professional, who so serionaly injured his thumb in the against Surrey at the Oval at the end of A t, was terda y al to be removed from St Thomas Hospi ital, Westminster, to his home in Maidstone. man named Jackson, at Stadwix ...
... third in the affirmati ve, and believed the m administered to deceased b felonious) of the Coroner made out a warrant to Maidstone Gaol on a charge wilful murder. Superinten- who preserved a Mayne at ones took into custody Mr Lyddon, The largest sum paid ...
... ment under a pattern Commanding Gaiters ei Naw ty W. patent agents, 96 week ending ‘November, Meal rebber tires fos boot hibsting boot hwes, packing whect metal machices; Kggar, iro) decks uf of ships, Revd, of ruad vehicles: wood, cabie treating Carr ...
... Wellin, ‘Kure Pome, Ome 64, 18, 25 and és. nd Oilm: kes AKEY'S Kurs HIN OAKEY & of Barpor Ro: BLACK APE: KENNESS or the LI GOLDEN FAC. ltis a powder, 10 =e i ia tp beer, coftes, oF Lee. or food wi and the patient ise jt has been given in thousands RFAILS ...
... on Wednesday, at Maidstone on Thureday, and at Canterbury on Saturday wheat ears were handed round, the golden tint on which was that of harvest. The Bank Holiday is not » matter of supreme importance outside the towns and many Kent and Sussex farmers ...