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... Sberrard Street, Golden Square, warehouseman. Joseph Howard Rand, of 29 Westiniaster-bridge Road, Lambeth, dealer in china and glass. James Miller, Southampton, eordwainer. Thomas Brown, of 3 and Connaught Terrace, Edgeware Road, boot and shoe maker. Sarah ...
... on the 24th ultimo; Mrs. Allan Bolton; a eon. MARRIED. At St. Martin's Choreb, Lincoln, on the 20th nlt., by the Rev. G. D. Kent., jun., D. G. M'Lellae, merchant Glasgoy', Co Anne Elizabeth, eldist daughter of the late MrL-. Charles Sympeon of that city ...
... FROM THE LONDON OAZKTTF. John William Pitsch, Sackville-street. Piccadilly, tailor. Godfrey Binglcy Wadsworth, Broad-street, Golden-square, apo- Charles Hambridgo, Curtain-road. fUioreditch. and of Milnersmews. HarJington-street, Paddington, coach-smith ...
... busily around metropolis, and in various parts of England—in Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Kent, and other counties. Nay, new wheat already been sold Maidstone market. is universally admitted that the produce is of fine quality and colour, and abundant ...
... _frigntc w ' _i ] I he _launclicd _during lier _Majesty _' s visit to Plymouth . _ItEit _Royal _Highness tlie _Duchess of _Kent , _attended by Lady _Anna Muria Dawson _and Sir _George Couper , Bart ., _left _Osborne _House _oil Tuesday _morning , on _her ...
... Bart., Herts, to pass the honeymoon. Approaching Marriages in High Life.—The contemplated matrimonial alliance of Viscount Maidstone, eldest son of the Earl of Winchilsea, and Lady Constance Paget, second daughter of the Earl of Uxbridge, and granddaughter ...
... bls on rean a comnplete lassort- ee of Boots and Shoes. suitable for the present sewon.. J. H. world liewise beg to call attention to his Patent Sprina I Boot;, whichl eaves tile trout-bleto bueton~ie or l ing. Boots and Shoest made to order. in the Newest ...
... previously given by the witness. She continued— I have seen the boots, they were shown me by Mr Sharpe, policeman, of Chesterfield; I can swear to one of them. The stockings were cotton. I know the boot front its being worn on one side. He joined that little ...
... front of the engine. Marvellous Railway Incident.—On Monday last, Oct. 12, a gentleman of the name of Parker, of Sydenham, Kent, was travelling by the mail train from Derby to London, in a first class carriage; his only companion being a gentleman about ...
... fearful conflagration dland exceed, It is stated, L.lO , • The Harvest Kent.—The prospect of the whea harvest is everywhere most promising. Reaping begin in some districts next week. —Maidstone Journal. CITY ELECTION—OFFICIAL DECLARATION THE POLL, having been ...