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... and timber de,ler.-Edward Shlngler. Birmingham, boot and shoe maker -William Weston Young, Joseph Weston roung, George Young, Neath. Glamorganshire, millers and provision merchants -James William Golden. Brighouse, Yorkshire, card maker.-Thomas Morrison ...
... THE DANETRE BOOT, 10/9. THE SOUTHERN DRUG COMPANY, LIMITED. ESTABLISHED 1874. (Duly Incorporated under Acts of Parliament). HIGH-CLASS DISPENSING CHEMISTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DM:TOOL-TS, AND PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS. MANAGING DIRECTOR - MR. WILLIAM DAY ...
... EASTGATIL Charter-street, Pimlico, and Tuthillstreet, Westminster, boot salesman. Joule and Sowiaim DAVIS, East Smithfield. clothiers. BIOLTAMIN VDU UST, Canterbury, boottuaker. WILLIAM COSS, Maidstone, builder. WILLIAM Laos, Near Windsor, wine merchant. THOMAS ...
... Chcenside. bi»cuit-bakers. William Martiu, Bath-street, , Been Jenkins, Tonbridgr-W ells, Kent, grocer. H de Ramon, merchant Jn'e: Lade. Rom ue\-place, Maidstone, corn-factor. W illiani Richmond, Gutter-lane, factor. DIVIDENDS. John Steven*. Plymouth. ...
... train at the North Kent Railway station; and the course of about quarter of an hour the Royal cortege appeared, headed by General Eden and tbe military etaff from Chatham and Brompton barracks, and escorted detachment of the West Kent Yeo manry Cavalry ...
... Sprejton, to Frances Bond, eldest surviving daughter the late Mr. Yolland, of Crediton. Mirch 5, at Honiton, Mr. A. Overy, Maidstone, Kent, to Fanny, youngest daughter of Mr. Knight, of the above place- March 4-, at Ctterton, after courtship fifteen wars, Mr ...
... James Park, Croydon. SALE, large pieces of Rend Leather for Boot Repairing; price 1/6 per lb. in parcel.: of not 1e.,: 711*. weight; cash ith order.—Clayton And Co., Romiley, near Stockport. GOLDEN Pheusauts, hardy, beautiful hints; pair. 50;-.—Fireuklyn ...
... ship-owners. A. Mosraan, of Liverpool, merchant. E. J. Braahier, of Chancery-lane, boot and shoe-maker. R. Morris, Regent-street, Piccadilly, auctioneer. J. Potter, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer. W. Neale and K. Hale, of Tooley-street, Southwark, druggists. W. Luckeit ...
... Eastcbeap.City, dealer colonial produce—Alfred Hannibal, Great FortlandsueJt, boot maker—James Evenoett. High street. Poplar, dealer—Elisabeth William Worman, Old Charlton, Kent—Thomas G.ifflthe. Park-street. Southwark, grocer Henry Catoo Siearer, Lambeth-walk ...
... victualler, March 20, 27, twelve, April 24, at eleven.—Mr. G. Williams, North-Place, Grays-Inn-Lane William Harrisson, Maidstone, Kent, cattle and sheep salesman, March 20, 27. April 24. at eleven. — Messrs. Hem and Baxter, Gray's-lnn, or Mr. Norwood, Charing ...
... merchant. William Morris, Tunbridge, Kent cabinet-maker. Walter Scammell, late of Old Brentford, boot-maker. Henry, Kirk, late of Portland-terrace, St. John’s-wood, London, hay Francis William South, Maidstone, Kent, beerseller Watson, Audley, Staffordshire ...
... cloth-n John Sykes, Leeds, mustc-selkr. John Enoch, Warwick, boot-maker. Charles Poulter, Long Mclfbrd, Suffolk, victualler. John Miles, Shrevsbury, music-seller. James Steer, Maidstone, Kent, tallow chandler. INSOLVENTS. Char Wilson. Manchester, wool ...