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... John Ingram, shoemaker, of this town, and whilst the family were at. inner, stole from the shop counter a pair of ladies' boots. Information Was veXen P lic °' but the t tected '. Afi ts of similar nature have perltuTtp\rXlomWe Sh ' kept - T ' ' - Tare ...
... piaffing/romialcur.o Middlesex; assistant mimsler of two volumes of meet, Middlesex, aforesaid, Canterbory, Kent, gao. Cadbury, in fhccouo.y ol Kent. Cotton pol it an Hospitality. Uow like Manchester ? Well. I like it much. .rrand fact. It, with its ...
... around the opening at either end. The slender pillars which supported the roof were connected by garlands formed of holly, golden furze, and laurustinus in flower, with pendants composed of tendrils ivy. A knot with streamers of the colours of England ...
... Phillips, Birmingham, wood turner.—Edward Shingler, Birmingham, boot maker.— \ William Yound, Joseph Weston Young, and George Young, Neath, Glamorganshire, millers.—James ! William Golden, Brighouse, Yorkshire, card maker.— Thomas Morrison, Rhyl, Flintshire ...
... Oxford,printer. H. R. Wilkins, Westbromwich, draper. J. Phillips, Birmingham, wood turner. E, Shingler, Birmingham, boot maker. J. W. Golden, Brighouse, Yorkshire, card maker. Morrison, Rbyl, Flintshire, coal merchant. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. The Royal ...
... Shropshire, innkeeper. G. Mellor and J. Terras, Manchester, joiners. TUESDAY, Aug. 10. BANKRUPTS. M. E. Cartwright, late of Maidstone, but now of Shernborne, Norfolk, hop and manure merchant, Aug. 23, Sept. 27: sols., Lawrance and Co., Old Jewry-chambers ...
... Ramsgate Kent Deal Kent Rugby Warwick Denbigh Denbigh Rugeley Stafford Devonport Devon Salisbury WUts DolgeUy Merioneth Shaftesbury Dorset j) over Kent Sherbourne Dorset Dursley Gloucester Shrewsbury Salop xe ter Devon Southampton Hants Folkestone Kent Southmolton ...
... , eating-house keeper. 6. F. Cooke, Wouldham, Kent, lime burner and lime merchant. G. Womersley, Derby, hatter and furrier. G. B. Portus, Liverpool, apothecary and surgeon. J. H. Skeeles, Liverpool, boot and shoe dealer. T, Crow,Berwick-upon-Tweed, painter ...
... Carnboro' House, East India-road, apothecary. William John Foweraker, White Horse Inn, Tiverton, innkeeper. George Merrony, Maidstone, Kent, licensed victualler. Edwin Frederick Unwin, lt>4, Strand, hosier. John Cadman, Upholland, Lancashire, brickmaker. Thomas ...
... , Birmingham, stating last occupation, and salary required. WANTED, at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, A herd are, a young Man as HEAD BOOTS, OSTLER, and POST BOY, reference required also, a Boy as BILLIARD MARKER. r 5 WANTED, industrious, sober Man as GENERAL WORKMAN ...
... Princes Restoir, Bucks.: Wm. Nicholson, Esq., and lady, and Miss Nicholson, London; Rev. W. Gay and Mrs. Gay, Southborough, Kent; the Misses Blair, Miss Cripps, Miss Holding, Kensington; Rev. J. H. Gooch and Mrs. Gooch, Halifax the Rev. Mr. Sullivan and ...
... estimable in his nature, be owed it to the prayers and precepts and example of that little old woman in the village of Sandgate, in Kent, whose whole life was battle for daily food. There was a moral electricity between man and man, and one could make any movement ...