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... BANKRUPTS. From Friday’s Gazette. BANKRUPTS. James Martin, watchmaker, Faversham, Kent Robert Hall, army clothier, Great Essex. Henry French Ovenden, dealer, Maidstone, Kent. John law*, druggist and omnibus proprietor, New Church-street, Marylebone, Middlesex ...
... Ayleaford, near Maidstone. A man. named William Stone mads a determined attempt murder woman nanai Ellen Baker. succeeded inflicting a aoioa wound in her throat, and then attempted taka own life. They wore both removed to Wat Kent hospital at Maidstone, where ...
... country -*-N. Y. Tribune. Exhibition, IMS. Blakey, the far famed boot maker purposes attending Warrington each alternate Wednesday, Hay 7th., ao that parties desiring comfortable and elegant boots to to the KxhiMtion in, will have opportunity fron 10 to A o’clock ...
... iimn. 100 table manufacturer.—J. B. tiaxton, Biomfield-atreet, Harrow-road, engineer.—J. Hoggett aad J. Hnggett, Tenterdan, Kent, aoedaman.—P. Rice, Ipawioh, Ucenaed rictualler. —F. Q. Orchard, Kir era* terraoe, York-rond, King'a-croea, tin maker. Surrender ...
... Liverpool—To be disposed o', good ready* money Millinery Business, with room to aid drapery required. Established IB years. Boot £B5. Fixtures £3O. with or without stock to suit Incoming tenant. Botir ngfrom business.—Apply B. Churches’. (pfiSS ■pBBAMBULATOa ...
... Sod (18683), and from Fair Saxon by Breastplate. Of the Ayhsby Golden tribe there are five lemriea, all from Golden Hope, by Royal Broughton (37882). The two ynoogest. Golden Bay and Golden Beam, are own listers, both being Sir Simeon. Next appear the ...
... morning. She was looking some boots. During the afternoon 1 mined the pah-of boots, which were those produced. 1 and gave information the police.— P. C. Wright , said the prisoner, who was In custody, . sad found the pair of boots in her possession. Slie I ...
... Osborne's Arthur. l»oth two year olds, bst 10lb each, 300, looft. T.Y.C. Owing to the Tonbridge races extend. ! to two days, the Maidstone meeting will tsL place on the l«th September, instead ...
... Edward Cain. Maidstone, rent collector. George Vincent, Aafaferd. Kent, licensed victualler. Frederick Watbsn Uarkctto, Cbeltenbac;. Moddmll. Eai.-acfu. JUadluß. Llenf of Elisabeth Hc’jlies. BrynJlaon, BhUtryOfor.Featlnlo g Marion* 0. boot maker. John ...
... tin of preeerred Miaa Mallinfaa, dae ...
... idiine probably implies nothing more titan that impatience and disappointment which is evoked when Ministry lias used up its golden hoars and is approaching middle term. Perhaps, also, the people of Stafford think with us that it time something should done ...
... Hackney, carpenter.- J. Wood, Plumstead, Kent, carpenter.—G. Raymond, Torpoint, Cornwall, mariner. —W. Bates, Uanwell, dairyman.—J. Wright, Rochesterrow, Westminster, ironmonger. -T. W. Carton. Foresthill, Kent, builder.—A. B. Sicklemore, Gloucester-terrace ...