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... High-street, late in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Fickerden. Lot 3.—A very desirable Dwelling HOUSE, known as No. 3, Cavendish Terrace, near Saint CSement'a Church, let to Mr. Stevens, at £2l per annum. Lot very desirable COTTAGE, No. 14, Lcnnox-street ...
... Augur, late of Barking.— J, Bundey, Mary street, Hampstead road, London.—H. Hayward, Landport, brewer.—J. G. Trownce. Cavendish terrace, Carlton Street, Kentish town, London, grocer.—o. Smart, jun., Epsom, farmer.—W. H. Dorrington, Hertford, seed merchant ...
... Verulam place; Mr. R. K. Gibbons, 15, Wellington square ; Mr. Hardwick; T. G. Parker, Castle Hotel; J. Sherwood, 5, Cavendish terrace; and Mrs. Rremer. Brunsw ick House.—Chamberlain's Royal Victoria Hotel.—Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. J. G. Foster, Mr. and ...
... Bartrup, Mr. and Mrs. Peppercorn, Mr, Ward and friends. Marine Library.—Capt. Lennuch, 3, Pelham crescent; Mr. Shaw, 3, Cavendish terrace; Mr. Wright, 40, Wellington square; Mr. and Mrs. P. Sens, 1, Yerulam place; Mr. J. Sain', 'J, Caroline place; Miss Mitchell ...
... departure from Verultm place for London. Dr Dulas has left 21, White Rock place for London. W. H. Macfarlane Ins left Cavendish terrace for S lulhampton. Mr and Mrs Webb hare taken their departure from Argyle house (or Rrompton. Mr and Mrs Compton have ...
... High-street, late in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Pickerden. Lot 3.—A very desirable Dwelling HOUSE, known as No. 3, Cavendish Terrace, near Saint Clement’s Church, let to Mr. St* vens, at £2l per annum. Lot 4.—A very desirable COTTAGE, No. 14, Lennox-street ...
... parlour, two bed moms, and lumber room ; in the occapation of George Canning. LOT 2.— Th e FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOWIE, No. 2. CAVENDISH TERRACE, Hastinis, near SA Clement's Church, containing, in the basement, kitchen, scullery, and O ut cakes ; on the ground floor ...
... January, at Bast Hill, K well-road, Surbiton, the wife W. T. L. Robinson, of twin boya. iTILBS.—On the January, 13, Cavendish-terrace, road, Halham, the wife of Thomas Ernest Sdles, of a daughter. ITU BBS.—On the 11th January, at 24, Birdhurst-road. Croydon ...
... HOUSES, Business Premises, Warehouses, and Stabling, Comprising DWELLLXO HOUSE, known u The .11. Croft, otherwise No 9 Cavendish-terrace, having a shop under, and let to Mrs. Fiercest. weekly rental amounthig to AM amnia. A BLACKSMITFFS FORGE with DWELLING ...
... Lot 3, a valu able piece building ground in Hill-street, George Clement, Esq., £192. Lot 4, freehold house, No. 2, Cavendish-terrace, was bought in for £350. Lot 5, freehold ground rent £20 issuing out of the Tabernacle, Hastings, was sold to Geo. Meadows ...
... M Company, London, Messrs. Young aid Gooawin being tbe local agents. Ths hones wis owned by Mr. Edward Simmers. No. Cavendish-terrace, Church-street. cause» the outbreak unknown. Cocoa.—Gratevdl and Comfobtiw - ■By thorough knowledge of the natural law ...
... patient resignation, Alfred Bourne, late of Bye, Sussex, aged yean. Hia end was peace. September 27th, Vernon House, Cavendish-terrace, Hastings, Sarah, the beloved wife of Stephen Tindafl, aged 80 years. September 29th, Leonards-on-Sea, Augustine WiUiam ...