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... HIGH STREET, MAIDENHEAD; AND AT MAIDSTONE. Exporters of Goods to Australia and America. FAMILIES WAITED ON PUNCTUALLT FOR ORDERS. T. C. & Co. havo tho honour of Supplying all the Nobility and Oenbry of Maidaehead and Mid Kent. BROOME, SALT MERCHANT, ESTABLISHED ...
... COORHAN BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE AND TOBACCO STORES, STREET, MAIDENHEAD, 71, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON A. C. RIPPOIN, LAT. Mits. AUSELL, Agent for R. A J. Hill's Tobaccos, Wills's Brist)l Bird's Eye, Archer's Golden Bird'. Eye, Virginia, and Returns, GOLDEN BANK ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. On Friday evening an accident, similar in character to that which occurred in the Clayton tunnel some lour years since, took place in the Blackheath tunnel of the North Kent Railwsy, and has resulted in the of ...
... and several pairs of boots were stolen, aud when the prisoners? houses were searched for property which formed the subject of another charge, boots, identified the proaoautor his property, wr-* found.?The defence was that the boots were | purchased at ...
... kept there. MAIDSTONE, Tuesday, August 29. Fair supply of beef; mnttoa in short supply and dear. Attendance fair, but slow trade, at the following quotationsßest beef, ss. lOd. to 6a.; cows, ss. to ss. 6d.; best mutton. 7s. to 7s. 4d.; Kents, 6s. to 75 ...
... Nobility and Gentr7 of Miidenhaul rind Mid Kent. CHARLES BROOME, COAL, COKE, AND SALT MERCHANT, AND MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURER, MOOR WHARF, BRIDGE ROAD, 3IAIDENIIEAD. RAGGETT'S NOURISHING STOUT. RAGGETT'S GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE, IN IMPEY, [AL PINT BOTTUM I ...
... v. Played at the no Saturday. Weyeannth, wrongly th eir tawwta ma m of the Wta Kent men, who coma hest in them. A and game as the 'eau., Loth lean. obtain. ens moil hall. On chancing is, Dorchester, ith the wind on their made several .epeated attack. ...
... Redruth, Cornwall, cabinet maker—. Tune ,18. It. Nurcombe, Wiveliscombe, Somersetshire, boot. maker—June 10. J. Wood, Headcorn, Kent, farmer—June D. Barfield, Northampton, boot manufacturer—June 13. T. Fair. bridge, Sunderland, tailor—June 13. G. Pevemll, Sunderland ...
... n has appeared proroguing Parliament to the 19th December. new bridge is in course of construction across the Medway at Maidstone. It to oost .SSLOOO. U • Thanks to the energy with which it bee been taken up, the Cottage Hospital movement Is already more ...
... victualler—John Momop, Liverpool, provision dealer. FRIDAY, JULY 6, BANKRUPTS.--James Martin, Faversham, Kent, watch maker—Henry French Ovendem, Maidstone, Kent, dealer—Robert Hall, Great Warley, Essex, army clothier—John Laws, New Church-street, Marylebone, ...
... Wilford, Gracechurchstreet, boot and shoe manufacturers—W. Atkinson and G. L. Ffrench, Kit kdale, Lancashire, schoolansters—R. Barton and J. W. Palmer, Liverpool, window blind manufacturers—F Fry and P. H. Stokoe, Maidstone, Kent, surgeons—E. Bothwell and ...
... Mailing, boot and shoemaker, a div. of 4i4.—A. Ferguson, late of Maidstone, saddler, a div. of 34.—J. Day, late of Maidstone, boot and shoemaker, a div. of is. Crowder, late of Stanstead, Kent, farnier, a div. of ad.—G. Bishop, late of ...