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... Norfolk, corn merchant. July 12, W. C. Oak an d C. H. Snow, Blandford Forum, Dorsetshlre, bankers. July 7, T. Thompson Maidstone, Kent, builder. July 6, T. Ridsdale, Bray -terrace, Wandsworth-read, grocer. July 6, P. Jackson and J. Valertiere, Aletesaanbury ...
... Reading, Berkshire, licensed victualler, June 25, at half-past I, and Aug. 5, at 1, at theßankrupts' Court. J. nab, Lewisham, Kent, draper, June 24, at 1, and Aug. b, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. P. W. White, Cantlefurd, Yorkshire, linendraper, July 4 ...
... Mr Richard Hall Fredk Conway— Mr Drover Degaiwy Mr P Mr Hughes Llandudno W Riches Liangefni Mr Thomas John 6 Marine Mr P J Kent al28 SULPHATE OF AMMONIA INCOMPARABLY THE BEST FORM OF NITROGEN AND AMMONIA Produces larger Crops are obtained trom the use ...
... MARRIAGES HOILE JOHN SON— April 7 at St Cybi’a Church Holyhead by the Rev Robert Price curate Mr William Hoile naval officer Maidstone Kent to Miss Emma Johnson Plas Llanfawr Holyhead JONES— JONES— April 6 license St Cybi’s Church Holyhead by the Rev Price curate ...
... colours; and she and her cargo (wheat) are to be sold for the benefit of her captors forthwith. Cowhide Boots for the Crimea.—Above 1,000 pairs of new boots to he worn by soldiers in the Crimea, extremely watertight and impenetrable to snow-water, and principally ...
... bitten. The bitten became the Easter festival of Christianity—as the midwinter festival, In which the mialetoe wag set with the golden erescrent from the sacred oak. became Christmas. The mlslete• with is three berries was the symbol of the deity is his triple ...
... Cardiff Dublin Dundee Edinburgh Norwich SUB-UKFICKS Blackbnrn Grimsby Huddersfield Hull Ipswich Leicester idmerick Londonderry Maidstone Middle-boro’ Newport (Mon) Plymouth ton-on-’lees Worcester York Is 2s 3-' £5 5s requirement application ttie Offices Certain ...
... the contrary on the day of meeting. W. T. Ashwin, Blackheath, Kent, chemist, April 3. W. Buckwell and T. Junes, Duke-street, Southwark, dealer. in cement, April 4. E. Mums*, Maidstone, Kent, licensed victualler, April 3. D. E. Davies, Pontleridd, Glam ...
... A., Kent. Pembrokeshire. Fleming, T. W., Esq., Sangster, W., Esq., Mid- t Hants. dlesex. in Formby, Rev. 3., Kent. Stracey, B., Esq., Nor- le Gilbertson, J. M., Esq., folk. Surrey. Urquhart, W. C., Esq. aI Gipps, H. P., Esq., M.P., Middlesex. Kent. Vansittart ...
... )s. S~t, he 3I ho irs d Ot n of a- a- he he ns on of ee lay he ad at anyi ye BANKRUPTS, Friday, March 30. ld John. Laker, Maidstone, builder. Cirnan, off. assig., Alder- m, mana ry. he Charles King Wit t, New Sarum, Wiltshire, grocer and tobac- :or conist ...
... to the itemiser of 10, swelled their samba to 32. The president was Mr. K Ferleg, author of *The History of the Weald of Kent. ' and the mimeos were Dr. Wilke, physician to H.R. H. the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Rel. F. Dixon M.A. Th e interrogator ...
... Bankrupts Court. R. P. Untrin„ Strand, Middlesex, hosier, Man at 2. and April 19, at I, at the Bankrupts' 0. Merrony, Maidstone, Kent, licensed •Ictualler, Match 22. at half past 2, and April 19, at 2, at dm Bankrupts' Court. W. .1. Fooeralter, innkeeper ...