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... School House, Uffeulme, Philip Gorclon, the beloved child of -the Rev. F. Jones, aged IS months. February 24, ?? Hill, Maidstone, Kent, Emily Blanche, third and beloved daughter of the Rev. N. J. B. Hole, rector .of Broadwoodkelly, aged 3 years and 6 months ...
... Webb, to Winston ?? Durham.-Rev.' B. Whitelock, to Groom. bridge Pt., Kent.-Rev. T. Whorwood, to be a Surro- gate for: the Diocese of Oxford.-Rev. A. L. Winter, to Oare P.C., Kent.-Rev. S.Woodman, to Chettle C., Dorset. -It is rinourid th ththe Rev. Samuel ...
... his Lordship's seat Mote, E near Maidstone, in the 68th year of his age. The noble n Earl is succeeded in his title and estates by Viscount Marshn (now Earl of Romney),, Member for West Kent. It REPREBSENTATION 0 WEST KENT.-Tha unexpected : decease of the ...
... ROUND THE WORLD. The typhoid epidoilic at',t Maidstone it abating. A lil'o of irl-. Barney Barnato is being prepared. u Tho cyclist carnival at Southenipton re- stiltol in a ?? lOSS of .£100. A ?? veteran narned Burd died 6ud- denly at Plymouth on Saturday ...
... fell headlong into the gutter; and now l'r on dry land, as he fetched up on the curb-stone. His concluding remark, as his boots followed his head down an open cellar way, was- now the wheel is broke. and the wehicle is upset. The last jest we have heard ...
... liwleringu illness, aged 26 years, sincerely lamented by his friends anid ac- quainance, Mr. Henry Woolcott, of this city, boot and shoe maker Died, 0!nil uiiy evening, after a short illness. TI 'hias ?? SlItr, agred 1 9, fourth son of M1r. \Villivn sit; ...
... nothirg- but haty and the golden tankard mange1, the which is tire sole rauns of their looking so well.'' Si Itoi Tn: golden tautktrrd mange1 is also it renisrk'cbly heavy cropper. Tot, FarmersB who purpose buying Sutton's golden tanord Tn maiagel should ...
... a pair of military trousers, which on examination were found to be marked 'bi Co.. J. Wicks, on the inside, and a pair of boots marked J. Wicks. Prisoner said that he had been to Oxford, and that while there he had enlisted in the Artillery, but on being ...
... Barley quite as der-KENiT. The wheat trade at the markets-in Kent during the week * has been very quiet, and a slight reduction in last week's E prices has occurred. Oin Thursday at Maidstone with a s good supply on offer trade in wheat was dull, at a ...
... Mounted Rifles, and be late 7th Dragoon euards. November 25, at his residence, Wolborcugh-st., Newton B Abbot, Mr. W. GRIDBLE, boot maker,. much respected. Bi November 23, at Morcaux, France, WILLIAM, son of the foi late Mr. SouTvWOOD, Courtenay Arms, Starcross ...
... Calf Leg Boots, , Alberts,elasticsidleslOs 6d 13s , Alberts, %without heels Elastic side ditto. 15s 3s,, 3s GS LADIES' Kid Leg Boots ?? 7s Fur trimmed Slippers. 3 Kid Leg Boots, military heels Dress White Kid'Boots .. 7s CS 7s 6d ,, Bronze ...
... one pair of boots, one strap and buckle, one bed and pillow, one pair of mitts, one portable stove for every ten men, one rug and blanket, one pair of blankets, one woollen coat, one pair long waterproof boats one pair fisher. ,men's boots, one pair grey ...