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... FBIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE NOBTH _ _ , KENT BAILWAY. A tearful accident took plan on Sunday night, about half-past 10 o'clock, near tbe Lewisbam sta- tion of tbe North Kent Bad way. The psrticulsrs of this unfortunate accident, are the follow ing: — While ...
... A BEPUBLIC IN KENT. (From tie Spectator) Then is, a few miles from Canterbury, at the mouth of the Thames, a singular little puce called Whitstable, whioh has actually grown into a social republic, upheld by oommunistic doctrines, and utterly unmindful ...
... broker Bonner Benjamin, Gloucester, gentleman Boord Samuel, Compton-road, Canonbury, N., gentleman Boot Charles:Lcuis, 17, Lorn-road, North S., gentle- n man Boot Henry Ross, Eden House, Brixton-rise, gentleman Booth Jobn, Lake-villa, Aigburth, Liverpool, esquire ...
... Phillips, Birminngham, wood turner. Edward Shingler, Birmingham, boot maker. WilUam Weaton Young, Joseph Weston Young, and George Young, Neath, Glamorganshire, millere^ James WUUam Golden, Brighouse, Yorkshire, card Thomas Morrison, Rhyl, Flintshire, ...
... timber dealer Edward Shingler, Birmingham, boot and shoe-maker ' William Weston Young, Joseph Weston Young, and George Young, Neath, Glamorganshire, millers and corn and provision merchants James William Golden, Brighouse, Yorkshire, card-maker Thomas Morrison ...
... Clemintina Cargill, Bromley, Kent Joseph Paul!, farmer, Upper Clalford, Hants Charles Smithies, commercial agent, Leeds John Wilson Howell, builder, Tottenham William Booty, farmer, Worlington Louisa Jenks, widow, Hill, Kent John Lea, formerly of Sewardstone ...
... Address of the Sender, otherwise they will not be inserted. MARRIAGES. On the 6th inst., at; Charlton Parish Church, BlackfceaU) Kent, Rev. David Hunter, B.D., of Kelso, N.B.. to Annie' daughter of the late Edmund W. Jcnes. Esq., of Holt, Dentiuh- shire, and ...
... miles two days. the exercise of his calling as a packman he had travelled foot through every part of Great Britain. inst. Maidstone, Kent, in his th year, Robert, only son of the late Mr. John Jones, of Francis-street, in this city. sth inst., Martha, youngest ...
... dealer. Liverpool. John Alexander Mowat. boot and shoemaker, Crawfordstreet. St litaryiebone, Middlesex. James l'reston, tobacconist. Kingsland, Middlesex. John , sligden, builder, Charles-terrace, Paxton Park. ham, Kent. Prom Priday's Gazette, 5. BANKRUPTS ...
... Derbyshire, afterwards of Ellestone, Staffordshire, afterwards of Alton, Staffordshire. . afterwards of Lewes, near Maidstone, Kent, afterwards of Weston Super Mere, Somerset, afterwards of Charmouth, Dorsetshire, after- wards of Sandbach, Cheshire, ...
... Brook-street, Chester. OR DISPOSAL, a quantity of Blenheim F and Golden Knob APPLES; also 1} cwt. of KENT FILBERT and COB NUTS.—Apply to Wittux 17, Saint Faith-street, Maidstone, Kent. ALUABLE be SOLD (by Private Treaty) SIX FREEHOLD COT- TAGES, pleasantly ...
... avoid cotton socks— good worsted or stout merino ones are the best; and let your boots, too, be strong, thick, and well made. Anyihing, too, in tbe way of a polished leather boot is most objectionable. Strong spring sides, also, are preferable to laces, which ...