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... abundance A whale of the humped-back species at Nahant few days since and being cut open pair boots marked “ Jin of preservation were found in entrails It supposed boots as they were marked “J to Jonah and were taken off and left behind his from Advertiser ...
... Wouldham, Kent, and elsewhere, lime- burner, and King-street, Cheapside, attorney. Richard Williams, Dudley, shoe manufacturer. George Woraerslcy, Derby, hatter. George Bullock Partus, Liverpool, apothecary. James Hubbard Skeeles, Liverpool, boot dealer ...
... registry cifiee. Camborne ?? J. H. Budge, merchant. Chaceteater Jehn Paull, boot and shoe maker. Callington Wm. Brown, surgeon. Camelford W. D. King, solicitor. East Looe Wm. Rabley, boot and shoe maker. Falmouth Wm. Phillips, Falmouth Bank. Grampound Joseph ...
... From the London Gazette, Friday, July 3. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Cook, Thorpe le Soken, Essex, boot maker. BANKRUPTS. Thorn is Holmes, St. Paul's— inrchyard, bookseller. John Ellison, Bread-street, Cheapside, aud Harley-street, Cav;'iidish-stp— re ...
... Youle, Liverpool, merchants. From Tuesday night's London tiazette. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Banyard, Maidstone, grocer. BANKRUPTS. William Weston, boot and shoe agent, Finsbury, Mid- dlesex. Henry Broom, licensed victualler, Portsmouth. Benjamin Workman ...
... Harrison, Harrietsham and Maidstone, Kent coal merchant. BANKRUPTS Tuesday, Sept. 22. J. Saunders, Thurlton, Norfolk, miller. T. 1). Danirll, High-street, Poplar, founder. H. Whittbul, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, boot maker. , U. Arnold and H. J ...
... Clothing, Hats and Cap BOOTS and SHOES, IN IMMENSE VARIETY. ■> as M, experience over a quarter of a century in the and Shoe Business, which is conducted under ; his own superintendence. IBK M -st Workmen kept the Premises. _ The GOLDEN BOOT IHi THOMAS SHE ARM ...
... builder. J. Smitu, Stapleburet, Kent, com dealer. Shkrman, George-strcet, Mlnorie3,and New Broad-street, City, goaeral merchant. S. Gans, Essex-street. Strand, Importer of fancy goods. W. Bryant, Stratford, Essex, boot maker. T. Cornell, King-street, ...
... crop. Through the Weald very much the same observations apply. some of the better roils in Kent the wheat full crop, and the colour universally bright and golden. Wheat cutting was generalh commenced. There a good second crop of ebror and nil the meadow* ...
... then obtained, to prefer this charge against Mr. Snape. Opening ov the Direct Maidstone Kailway. —On Wednesday the new line of railway, vicr Strood, the North Kent line Maidstone, was opened for general traffic. It passes through the valley of the Medway—a ...
... gentlemen. As a proof of the progress of these men of Kent with the knife and fork, we may mention that the party, numbering 56 persons, completely disposed of 1331b. of good beef I—Maidstone1 — Maidstone Jour- nal. — One of the ringers of Kuutsford Church ...
... Collins, 2, Mereford-p1 ce, Queen’s-road, New Peckham, and Arnold’s Farm, Charlion, Kent, market gardener ard brickmaker. M. E. Cartwright, late of Maidstone, Kent, now of Shern borne, Norfulk, hop aud manure merch:nt. d T. Hudgeon, Aldinechambers, ...