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... Islington. Robert Webb, apothecary, Middlesex. Edwin Frederick Unwin, hosier, Middlesex. George Mevrony, licensed victualler. Maidstone, Kent. William John Foweraker, innkeeper, Tiverton. Allred Metcalfe, draper, Bridlington, Yorkshire. Thomas Gibbons, brickmaker ...
... Lane Chambers, London. 1. byckcimoore, currier, Maidstone, Kent. T. G. Gabriel, brush board manufacturers, Tottenham Court Road, London. J. Thomas, ironfounder, strood, Kent. J. Page, grocer, Hythe, Kent. A. Ackermann, pnntseller. Strand, London. C. White ...
... joiners, Horsforth, Yorkshire. S. 11. Ranford, liverystable-keeper, Lewisham, Kent. D. Gardner, pumpmaker, Banbury, Oxfordshire. J. Hughes, maltster, Shrewsbury. G. Kay, boot and shoemaker, York. T. W. Nicholson, c ; and tlock-merchant, Saltcrhebble, near ...
... Stock comprises— Gentlemen’s Wellington and Short Boots. Do. Blucher Boots. Do. Stout and Dress Shoes. Ladies’ Cloth Boots and Shoes. Youths’ Boots and Shoes, all kinds and qualities. Children’s Boots and Shoes, all sizes and descriptions. ...
... Readwin, dealer in shares, Winchester Buildings, London. C. Rollinson, boot-manufacturer, Brierley-Hill, Staffordshire. S. Cooper, carpenter, Peckham. E. J. Wells, ironmonger, Maidstone, Kent. G. Johnston, veterinary surgeon, Oxford Street, London. W. Beckett ...
... the show of samples fc MOV moderate. Fine yearlings are steady, but other kinds nil.- dull. Mid and East Kent pockets. to 130/ *1 ton- Weald of Kent, 54/ to ; Susses, 58, to 75/. ...
... Alexander, the architect of Rochester Bridge, and several other fine buildings in the county of Kent, was under cross-examination, a special jury cause at Maidstone, by Sergeant—afterwards Baron —Garrow, who wished to detract from the weight of his testimony ...
... seashore at the east side of Rye harbour, has been identified as man named William Sands, a native of Coxheath, near Maidstone, Kent. He was about forty years of age, and when found, had been in the water apparently but a few hours. On his head were no ...
... of 10 per cent, last year’s rent. «;ir Morton Peto. M.P., theSewaob Ql-pstion. —At the dinner in connection with the Kent ami Maidstone Cattle Show the other day Scr Mortoo p„,„ : -enlvina one of the toasts, aaJo remarkable that the question the utilisation ...
... all the night through. One holds gulden apple in his hand, plucked from no one knows what Hes)ierides ; the otoer grasps a golden wreath. They are spangled like harlequin, and bearded and moustached like bogus barons. A chronic-lassitude rest* their f ...
... colonelcy of the Foot. The vacant naval Good Service Pension of a-year baa been granted to Admiral Sir Robert Baynes. The East Kent election recited the return of Pemberton, the Conservative candidate, by majority of Pemberton polled and Mr Tuftoay the Liberal ...
... halfway betwixt the Isle of Man and the Moll of Galloway, he passed the body of a female, having fair hair, inclined to a golden shade. The body, which had on a light dress, was lying on its back, with the hands folded across the breast. Owing to the ...