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... AT MAIDSTONE. William Hook, a costermonger, who was convicted the last Kent Assizes for the murder of hiß young wife, whom ha killed with a poker, afterwards crushing in her skull with the heel of his boot, was hanged within the walls of Maidstone Gaol ...
... E DENNIS, IT, English Street, now • pared to SUPPLY all kinds HATS, CAPS BOOTS, SHOES, and ready made CLOTHES. CLOTH* and DRAPERY GOODS, at the lowest possible whol*' Hale price*. Also. SUITS made to ORDER on th' shortcut notice. ROPE AND TWINE MANUFACTORY ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Now. 21. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—Thomas Bunyard, grocer and licensed victuailer, Maidstone, Kent. BANKRUPTS.—William Weston, boot and shoe agent, Finsbury, Middlesex.— Henr- Broome, licensed vietuciler, Portsmouth.—Benjamin Workman ...
... Edward's Island. William Price Waghorn, grocer, Wcsterham, Kent. Algernon Stewart Austen, shipbroker, London, William Stubbings Wells, batcher, Hertford. .William Tompson, builder, Maidstone. John Hayward, miller, Warwick and Milverston. Henry Uarnsley ...
... neuralgia, I was quickly cued on* application Bt. Jacob# OU, after all other Mrs. D. Coast, Grove Cottage, Sand way, Maidstone, Kent, says: St. Jacobs OU has cured of neural-U of There to no bodily pain which cannot St Jacobs 00. It acta like magic. ...
... her parents’ homo in Pimlico. She was only seven year* old, and w..» described aa having golden hair, and being attired in dark clothes, with dark ulster, button boots, and white straw hat trimmed with black velvet. A reward of I'D w.uj offered for her recovery ...
... Essex. J. W. Golden, card maker, Brigbouse, Yorkshire. J. Phillips, wood turner, Birmingham. W Morris, printer, Oxford. T. Morrison, coal merchant, Rhyl, Flintshire. W. Harrison and G. Taylor, maltsters and brewers, Hadlow, Kent E Shingler, boot aud shoe ...
... —(From Gazette.)— Thomas Eastgate, boot and shoe salesman, Cburton-street, London. Joha Davis and Solomon Davis, clothiers, London. Benjamin Vincent, boot and shoemaker, Canterbury. William Cobb, builder, Maidstone, Kent. William Legb, wine merchant, New ...
... Agent, iraewe Street* Carlisle. PPLES American, King's Baldwin*, ern SPTXO Golden Roaeet*» Ac.— WILLIAM Banna. BACON «d HAMS, xl Co.nlnrl.o.l: O-nCuro mi PoIe.— OAAM Street. BOOTS SHOES, IWW GFT mM.,,--PlcM. 72, Cecil. Htrert. C*ritol«. ,OOTS ud SHOES- ...
... the United Kingdom Bill Posting Association. E DENNIS, 17, English Street, is now pre• pared SUPPLY all kinds of HATS, CAPS BOOTS, SHOES, and ready made CLOTHES, CLOTH* and DRAPERY GOODS, the lowest possible wholesale prices. Also, SUITS made to ORDER on ...
... architect, Clerkenwell and Holborn. James Nclthorp, flour factor, Wandsworth Road. George Jury and Frederick Jury, tailors, Maidstone. George Michael Glass, the elder, chemist, Walworth. Alfred Hanniball, bootmaker, Great Portland Street. James Evennett, ...
... difficulty arise in procuring them, they are sent free by post on receipt of the price in stamps, addressed J. J. Sanders, Maidstone, Kent. - HEALTH, WEALTH, AND HAPPINESS. niHE second of these blessings is almost worthless JL without the first, and the third ...