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... Liverpool, merchants—T. Holroyd and J. Millington, Dawley, Shropshire, ironmasters —G. Paine, J. Evenden, and IL Lewis, Maidstone, Kent, drapersl as far as regards J. Evenden— M. John and R. John, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire, smiths— J. Taylor, E. Clegg ...
... and Chatham, Kent, coal-factors—Apra 6, G. Plumridge, Crown-row, Walworth-road, grocer—April 4, L. Dalton, Canal-bridge, Old Kentroad, stone merchant—April 8, F. J. Stone, Manor-place, Walworth, builder—April 8, .1. Perkins, Sandwich, Kent, shipowner —April ...
... hasbeen identified by the relatives of the deceased. [For roosaiador Comity Intelligence em &A page. KENT LENT ASSIZES. The commitelos for them opened at Maidstone un Monlay, by Mr. Baron Martin. The calendar contains the names of about one hundred prisoners ...
... Man. Hallifax. Rev. 1., to the Rectory of Breane, Somerset. Hornibrook, Rev. S., to be Assistant Chaplain of the Kent County Prisons, Maidstone. Pardoe, Rev. A.; 8.A., to the Rectory of Hook, Dorset. Gepp, Rev. E. F., M.A., Vicar of High and Good Easter ...
... Messrs. Mason and Sturt, Gresham-street. HARRISON, J. J , Maidstone, perfumer, March 3), April 27 ; solicitors, Messrs. Monckton and Co., Gray's-inn; and Messrs. 3lonckton and Son, Maidstone. ItICRRAY, J., New-road, Rotherhithe, Redman 's-row, Mil;-end ...
... . - . • _ _ • C 1 s ); ) ' . 4 • 8 - THE DOVER CHRONICLE AND KENT AND 0813/71 AD .. 1 .. . - . • - VERTIBEROATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1859. . . . .. Loudon and Dover leath-lastera Railway liattrl. nut Suttlligturt. %grit:Mire Sutalligtutt. Time Table for APRIL ...
... Robarton, Mar; gow, stationer—A. Tulloch, Perth, clothier —E. Hi 1, Dairi barton, boot and shoemaker. Tuesday, March 29, 1859. BCRKE, J. T., Frederick's-place, Old Kent-road, hat mansfastarer, Apra 8, May 5 ; solicitor, Mr. Levy, Henrietta-street, Co ...
... eardi cadence expenses be th e ti e a county &oust u.ieeigeeVentgettti.tOrti-1e.%3 ;F N * A leite•bors sYstlis° 4 l with boots that wed, yeas - - - : 3 7: 1 who knows anything about the al zit ' . 0 •a , iataP. P ii ; I itii4si „ for the hustings ...
... ; but other kinds have ruled heavy, at late curren ies. York regents, 9 - 43 to 100.; ditto flukes, 95i to 120 s; Essex and Kent, 803 to 160 s; Scotch, 6 s to 755; ditto cups, 40s to 78s; Lincolna, 70s to 9:35; foreign, 40s to 50s per ton. MANURES PRICES ...
... Smith by a majority of sixty. The numbers being as under: Smith Otway Majority MAIDSTONE. The nomination of candidates for the representation of lb* borough of Maidstone took place yesterday week, when the event appeared to excite the utmost interest ...
... difficult instrument. Ran KENT MOUNTED Riri.Es.-I'hose who have lately taken a peep into Mr. Broad's shop, in Bench-street, must hare been highly pleased with two beautiful drawings commemorating the arrival into Dover of the Bast Kent Mounted Rifles. They ...
... this enjoyment be marred by appearing in a shabby ill-fitting pair of Boots! Pay a visit to the Golden Boot, there you may be well-fitted and choose from an excellent assortment of BOOTS and varying in price from Half- ft-Crown to a Guinea. OLDING BUTLER ...