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... April 6. VV. M. Colling?, Newport, Monmouthshire, house painter* April S. G. n. ;kv. Chart, Kent, commercial tra- velli>r-_ Api-a 8. J. Bctswortb, Maidstone, bcerrctailer- April 19. AN. Brougjiton, Litchurch, Derbyshire, beer bouse keeper* April . 7 ...
... of la, any day a* Clark's, Brighton.— E. Kerry, Cambridge, boot dealer— lst instal- ment of oomposition of sa, Feb. 18, at the official receiver's office, Cambridge.— H. Smeed, Faversham, Kent, baker— Ut and final dividend of la. 3d., any day, at the official ...
... bookkeeper, Feb. 7, at 3.— J. Hoadley, East- bourne, Sussex, grocer and provision merchant, Feb. t>. at i — J. Crundwell, Maidstone, Kent, plumber and fruit grower and dealer, Feb. 7, at 3.— R. Taylor, Radford, Nottinghamshire, greengrocer, Feb. 6, at 1.30 ...
... Pools:, a Magistrate of Kent, at a Maidstone meeting last week: — A Mr. Mason boasted lhat he lived in the best hou-e in the world, and l;e proved the tact Inns:— iie lived in England, which was 'the hest country in the world ; Kent was the best county in ...
... agaiust £396,655 ; aud net revenue, £453,474, against £441,005. Kent County- Cricket Club.- The autumn meeting of the Kent Committee was held at the beginning of the present week at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing- cross, Major-General Denne, the President ...
... Child, Smethwick, Stafford- shire, screw-bolt manufacturers ; so far as concerns T. Child— A. Wimble and G. H. Nutt, Maidstone, Kent, chemists — John Smith and James Smith, Manchester, bakers— E. Harrison, B. Harrison, and J. P. Lamh. Manchester, commission ...
... W. Hopkins, Gower-street North, St. Pancras, plumber, at ten, at the Court or Commissioner* — Nov. 7. S. P. Seager, Maidstone, Kent, dealer, at eleven, at the Court or Commis- sioners, Londun — Nov. 11. N. R. Hewett, Buckingham-place, Fitzroy-sanare ...
... Particulars apply to Mr. Edward Bill, Llandrinio ; or Mr. John Billy No. 49, Bread-street, London. N r EW INVENTED BOOTS and SHOES.? F.POOLE, Boot-maker, having persevered in many experiment-, to piease the public taste, and pro.-luce souietniitg ?of general ...
... Cornwall, boot and shoe dealer — lst and final dividend of fs. lOjd., any day, at Ralph's, Peu- _-nee . George Pcpe, Chile aro, Kent, late licensed victualler—co—posi- tion of 7b, any day, at Hallett, Creery, and Farley's, Ash- ford, Kent. PARTNERSHIPS ...
... and a magis- trate of that borough, in a railway carriage at Chatham, was further investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maidstone, yesterday, before Mr. J. G. Talbot, M.P., and several other justices. Mr. Barrow, counsel for the complainant ...
... ll Dec. 7. H. Witlinnlt, Shoreham, Kent, paper-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London — Nov. 12. T. Beanie, Lowestoft, Suffolk, herring-merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall, London— Nov. 12. W. Elgar, Maidstone. Kent, grocer, at one, at Guild- hall, London ...
... Poor Children’s Boot Fund, Cnlerioa Theatre. Princess Henry Battenbcrg sttond-* Meeting in connection with Khartum Cathedral, Mansion House, 4. Viscount Ridley, Viscount OasUereagh. M.P., and other* address meeting under the auspices the Kent County Tariff ...