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... Bankrupts. —William Tibbs, Ketton, Rutlandshire, parchment and leather manufacturer James Knott, Maidstone, Kent, draper—James Windsor egg, Strood, Kent, builder—Judah Costa and Charles Davis, Minories, foreign importers—Thomas Rattray, Commercial* road ...
... Liverpool, merchants—T. Holroyd and J. Millington, Dawley, Shropshire, ironmasters—G. Paine, J. Evenden, and H. Lewis, Maidstone, Kent, drapers, so far as regards J. Evenden—M. John and R. John, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire, smiths—J. Taylor E. Clegg ...
... Middlesex, hosier-Oeorge Merronj, note3> w the acts which indicate desire to provoke { . lo . many man would sooner give Maidstone, Kent, licensed vicmafler-William John Fowerater. ] war t le passions which it satisfies, or tor the gtory to see his own dear ...
... Walworth road, Surrey, tailors—John Jamas Harrison, Maidstone, perfurowr—John Murray, New read, Botherhithe; Rethmo’s row, Mile-end; and Blue Anchor-yard. Limehouse, contractor for roads; and Deptford, Kent, licensed victualler—John Hutchinson Asplnwall, ...
... street, Cripplcgato, boot makers—E. J, Barnett and 8. Gamman, Eastchcap, City, Insurance agents—J. Ashdown and T. Ashdown, Challey, .Sussex, farmers—F. Adams and J. Greco way, Coventry, tailors —H. Garrett and C. E. L. Cross, Maidstone, ironfounders —J. ...
... Rom. by Father Seech., and •t Paris by M. V. Von Villarocao. It has been «n?o«hingtbe ann, and but m few day. ago w« only .boot 8,000.000 league, from it. Sn« _the 29th alt, however, has begun to recede th ® ™“ f n leaeaea in twenty-four boars, twenty ...
... Under the greenwood tree. Merry ! —and yet the pike io the stream Lurks low the pools to slay And the starling chases the golden moth, And the finch makes the worm his prey, And the hawk hath a beak that's red with blood, As be soars io the light of day ...
... illegally taken in pledge four pairs of boot tops in the course of manufacture, and prohibited law to be taken as pledge. It was that Mr. Conyers, wholesale boot and shoe maker, Boar-lane, had entrusted several pairs of boot tops to man named Athony Foster, ...
... nullors-J. Mr - and T Gratton, Dcrhr, and else-herv. silk throw- ° to MlSs Charlotte Blackburn, stere-O and R. 8. Mitson, Maidstone, Kent, carpen- - ten, cabinet makers, and undertakers—J. Feeny and Keen, Wapplng, Liverpool, Lancaster, ship store dealers and ...
... by its peculiar costume. 0 * “> fire g The noble was known by his chain, the knight y Knowledgeable Chap. X know every bis golden spurs, the divine by his wig and cassock, rock on the coast,” cried an Irish pilot. At that mothe lawyer by his robe, the ...
... Bankrupts. —John Alexander watt, 115, Crawford-street, St. Marylebone, Bliddlescx. boot and shoo maker—John Sugden, 1, Cluirles terrace, Paxton park, Sydenham, Kent, builder— John Ceorns. and Frederick Augustus Tarrant, 27. Bucklerabury, City, aticliouecr ...
... Artrwrrrn and Suicidk,—On .« in.ia named Goodwin, who had been in the liabit of visiting a Mrs. Harman, living Pittstreet, Old Kent road, attempted to murder her. A quarrel had arisen between them, the nature of which is not known, and the man drawing a knife ...