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... mariner. James Guthrie, late 3, Hanover place, Regent’s park, baker. Wnlli«, of 51, New Cut, Lambeth, boot mid shoemaker. George Knowland, late of Maidstone road, Rochester, out of business. Thomas Alien, late of Carnaby street, Carnaby market, coal and poinlo ...
... Kennerton-str. Belgrave-squ. Knightsbn coachman, late of New-road, Sloan-str. out of employ Beckton John, of Deansgate, Manchester, boot maker Belasco Israel, of Ratlibone-place, Oxford-street, fruiterer Bennett Thomas, of the Anglesea Arms, Selwood-terr. ton ...
... tripe di •esser «Es ry . e *chey, of Shepherd's Bush, spinster ßent V Leamington, assistant general cs ate . Warwick str. Golden squ. out business ail* K,l o-tiop, Yorkshire, writing clerk, latu of Wake- John e, »Hdojment HU, G s ftI arylehone-lane, ...
... viewed one day previous to the sale; may be had on the premises ; and of Mr. Edward Foster, 14, Greek,treetSohn 54. Pall-mall. Kent.—Sevenoaks, an - d — H — e . ver.—lmportant Freehold Estates, By Mr. GEORGE HOOPER, at the Crown inn, Sevenoaks, on Monday ...
... Hoggart, Old Broad-street; also at the King's Head, Enfield ; and the Angel, Edmonton. Sandaate, to Kent.—By Messrs. FINN'S and RONALDS, at the Bell Inn, Maidstone, on Saturday, April 2, at Two in the afternoon, ALL that Desirable Freehold Residence, with a ...
... Edgware-road, Paddington, will be attended to. WANTED some good HANDS to the Satinstitch. Apply toZ., No. 6, Broad-street, Golden-square ; none but good workers need apply. WANTED a LAD, about 15, for a Public-house. One whose character will bear inquiry ...
... committed to take their trial for the offence at the next Maidstone assizes. Several implements for executing their nefarious practices were found upon each of the prisoners, upon their removal to Maidstone gaol. The apprehension of these fellows has caused ...
... long time been a terror to the inhabitants of Deptford, Greenwich, Camberwell, Peckham, Woolwich, and the whole of the west of Kent. Having procured additional assistance, they pounced upon the fellow’?, who. after most determined resistance, were handcuffed ...
... London, THE Stock in Trade of a Shoemaker, consistmg of Wellington, Oxonian, and other boots, Bluchers, gentlemen’s prime dress pumps, walking and other shoes, ladies’ boots and shoes, a few lots of furniture, fixtures, and other effects. May he viewed the ...
... nsty, continue to enjo) excellent health. Princess Levies what better. Their Majesties. their Royal Highnesses the Duchesses Kent and Cumberland, and a great number of nobility, h oe made daily inquiries as to the health of the amiable lady of t h e P r ...
... assailant dragged the shawl off her shoulders, and ran away with great speed, and escaped through one of the alleys leading into Kent-street. From the description given of the offender the prisoner was taken into custody a few hours subsequently to the robbery ...
... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, BASING HALLS T 1 1 1 TO-MORROW'. C. Mosley, Tower-street, victualler. . . • W. Jackson, Maidstone, jeweller • H. Addenbrook, Eve-hill, Worcestershire, druggist. ••• I I; E. Ashton, High-street, Whitechapel ...