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... licensed victualler. John Mossop, Liverpool, provisiou dealer. Friday, July 5. James Martin, Faversham, Kent, watch maker. Henry French Oveuden, Maidstone, dealer. Robert Hall, Great Warley, Essex, army clothier. John Laws, NewjL'hurch-street, Marylebone ...
... timber dealer. Edward Shingler, Birmingham, boot and shoe niaker. William Weston Voung, Joseph Weston Young, and George Young, Neath. Glamorganshire, millers, and corn and provision merchants. James William Golden. Brighthouse, Yorkshire, card maker. Thomas ...
... Eastgate, of Churton-street, Pimlico, festminster, boot salesman and streg John and Solomon Davis, of East Smithfi eld, clothiers, Benjamin Vincent, of Cauterbury, bootm: aker. William Cobb, of Maidstone, builder. Wiiliam » of New Windsor, wine merchant ...
... Frederick Jury, Maidstone, Kent, tailors. George Michael Glass, sen., Brandon-street, Walworth, chemist. Alfred Haumball, Great Purtlaud-street, bootmaker. James Evennett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer. Elizabeth Willard Wonnan, Old Charlton, Kent, widow. ...
... William Morris, of Tonbridge, Kent, cabinet-maker. Walter Scammell, late of Old Brentford, Middlesex, boot-maker. Henry Kirk, late of 14, Poriland-terrace, St. John’s-wood, bay dealer. Francis William South, of Maidstone, beer seller. William Watson, ...
... dispensary en that town. The Hon. and Rev. Sir Francis Jervia Stapleton, Bait, died on Wednesday week, at Merewortb, near Maidstone, Kent, aged 66. The damage caused by the recent fire in the West Sea Store, in Portsmouth Dockyard, fella short, it in said ...
... Samuel Cooper, of Readidff, Berkshire, and Brighton, builder. Moses Draper, of 228 and 163, Bfgh-Miaet, Southwark, and Ramsgate Kent, straw bonnet maker. * Charles Seagrim, of Winchester, Hampshire, solicitor. James Glassock, of 1, Coleman-street, and h. ...
... in the evening :—The Duchess of Kent, the Due Brabant, the Comte de Plandres, Prince Lciningen, the Princess Adelaide of Hohenlohe, the Duchess of Atboil, Monsieur Van ds Weyer, the lady in waiting to the Duchess of Kent, Colonel de Moericerke, the Count ...
... 21«t Jaiuiary. Prosge'cluses forwarded ou appli»^tjj>ii., » * B: 'An Akticlku PuFJiy-can be i^jllßfc.^'at the GRH4T WESTERN BOOT MART, oppoaiA the Station Hoap. §LOCTG)t •‘ , y AMERICAN OVER-SHOEB. ! '.i « • ** B^■3 *• , j. ,Children's,, V >! > according-to ...
... Gabriels Hill, Maidstone, Kent, currier and leather seller. Thomas Garner Gabriel. Mllford-place, and London-street, Totten, ham court road, and Birmingham, brush board and wood ring manufacturer and sawyer. John Thomas, Slrood, Rochester, Kent, ironfouuder ...
... carried through the town by his partizans. West Kent.—The nomination for a representative of this division of the county of Kent is fixed to take place at noon on Monday next, Pe'nenden-heath, near Maidstone. The polling will take place in the various district# ...
... times of admission, &0., we refer our readers to an advertisement in another column. THE TYPHOID EPIDEMIC AT MAIDSTONE.—The Mayor of Maidstone this week received the following telegram from Prinoesi Christian's private secretary :— Lookerbie, Windsor ...