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... Eastgate,boot ami shoe salesman, Churton-strett, Pimlieo, and Jotbill street, Westminster. John Davis and Solomon Davis, clothiers, East Smithfield, Loudon. Benjamin Vincent, boot and shoe maker, Canterbury. William Cobb, builder, Maidstone, Kent. William ...
... previously advertised), Staffordshire. Joseph Ellis, farmer, Bishopthorpe, boot and shoemaker York. BANKnuPTCY Annulled. Thomas Bunyard, grocer, and licensed victualler, Maidstone Kent. ...
... TUESDAY'S GAZETTE, November 21. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Bunyard, grocer and licensed victualler, Maidstone, Kent. BANKRUPTS. William Weston, boot and shoe agent, Finsbury, Middlesex. Henry Broome, licensed victualler, Portsmouth. Benjamin Workman ...
... cabinet maker, Tonbridge , Kent. Walter Scammell, boot and shoemaker, late of Old Brentford, Middlesex. Henry Kirk, hay dealer, late of Portland Terrace, St. John’s Wood, Middlesex. William South, beerseller Maidstone, Kent. Wm. Watson, farmer, New Springs ...
... Gazette qf Tuesday Inst. Charles Henry Holgate, scrivener, Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincolnshire. Edward John Wells, ironmonger, Maidstone, Kent. Edward Crane Hunt, ironmonger, Kidderminster, Worcestershire. George Johnstone, veterinary surgeon, Vere-street, Middlesex ...
... night was rather dark, and Mr. Ward was not able to identify either of the men. The Capital Convicts at Maidstone. The calendar for the county of Kent at tho last assizes has not for great many years presented so fearful an amount of charges of murder as ...
... o'Clock in the Evening, ALL that well-built, substantial, and convenient DWELLING HOUSE, called KENT LANE HOUSE, situate in Kent Street, on the banks of the River Kent, in an airy and healthy part of the Town of Kendal, comprising Dining Room, Breakfast Room ...
... yours respectfully, William Bootes. Carpenter, Snalding Road. To the Proprieter of Woolley's Pectoral Candy.—P S. You have my permission to make what use you like of this testimonial. Prepared by Woolley, Chemist, Maidstone. Caution. —As a variety of Lozenges ...
... Castle, for Cumberland. also observe in th* appointment of Sir Richaed Tufton, Bart., „ t flf Place, near Maidstone), high-sheriff for the a° Kent. Keswick Mechanics' Institution*- -^7 s Cheap Trip to London. Under this title / bookseller, author of ...
... on Thursday night, Mr. Dudlow, and a verdict of Accidental Death was returned. Boots. There is something, in thinking, particularly imposing in that monosyllable boots. It conveys, to my mind, an idea of solidity, strength, swiftness, power of endurance ...
... REGULATOR won the Premiums at the Great Agrical- tural Show at Ovington, in 1842, beating numerous com- petitors, he was got by Golden Roseberry, late the pro- perty of Mr Hansell, Castleton, in Cleveland, and was sold to go abroad. Gelden Roseberry was got ...
... is the son of Mr. Alderman Longmire of this town, and was educated at Sedbergh school]. Melancholy Cask of Drowning in River Kent. Saturday, a boy aged seven years, son of Alexander Ross, gamekeeper at Levens Hall, was playing with his brother, aged ten ...