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... e, City, boot and sboe makers — Burnett sad Gammon, Eaatclieap, City, ship and insurance ageots — J. and T. Ashdowu, Bineham Farm, Chailey, Sussex, faxmero— — Adams snd Green way , Coventry, tailors and drapers — Garrett and Cross, Maidstone, ironfounders ...
... the Black Swan, and little after eeven want upstair* to his room, having told ■ boots that h* bad lort £125 on the course. later op the evening be rang his beU, and the • Boots'’ nspoodtog found him stagfarlng abcut it drunk. Be thro oonfeseed that be had ...
... formerly of Portadown Boad. Maidstone Tale, and now of Bt. Mary’s Terrace, Paddington, Middlesex. James Mil ward, late of Bin down Park. Buez. Bnrrey, bat now of Bmmpton Square, London. William H. Briggs, brewers' manager, Wrothara. Kent. George Martin, grocery ...
... High Street, Ashford, Kent, boot and shoemaker Witliam Saxby, tbe younger, Tanner Street, Faveraham, Kent' out of business or employ, and Henden Edward Houghton* O.pringe Road, Faversham, baker. ■ • Alexander Smith, Sandgate, Kent, grocer. William Stevens ...
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... 11—At Tunbridge. Kent v. 11—At Leicester. v. Staffordfh.r . 11—At Birmingham. Warwickshirv v. Ciie-’ui. 14—At Lord’s. St.C.C. and Ground v. 14—At Manchester. Lancashire v. Middlesex. Nottingham. Notts v. Yorkshire. 14—At Tunbridge. Kent v. Surrey. 14—At ...
... hay and straw salesman and dealer, August 26, September 13 ; solicitor, Sydney, Fihsbury Circus. William James Epps. Maidstone, Kent, nursery and seedsman •nd hotel keeper, August 28, September 18 : solicitor, Tmy toe, Scott's Yard. John Edward Elford ...
... Street, Golden Square, dealer in building materials, Bcurr, John William, late Beal Road, Old Ford, assistant toy and fancy goods importer. Shakell. G. J., Park Street, Comdentown, auctioneer. Sharpe, John, Greenwich. Smith, Alfred. New Kent Rood. Smith ...
... shop to complain that his top.boots had split in several places. Roby quietly said.— How did that happe +. Sir John?' Why, in walking to my stable. Walking to your stable 1 said Roby, with • sneer. I made the boots for riding, not walking. Roby ...
... walnut to*, and warranted two yean* Lessons given.—W4 l. Rim'S, SS4. Leeds Bead. . NJ?,—& fid weekly payments arranged. riV) Boot and Shoe Merchants. —To be Dig* 1 (K>Red*of, well-cstabllsJiod Kcady Made and BUSIKESH. ’first-cbss hoi in'and shop-.good situation ...
... Tfte Goods are all Made, and are most SUITABLE FOB ALL CLASSES WORKING MEN, who require Extra Strong Goods for heavy work. BOOTS 4s lid. TBOUSEILS 2s Ud. COATS 12a fid. Noth A dorms.— BLACKWOOD, PAWNBROKER, 35. WAKEFIELD ROAD. BLACKWOOD, PAWNBROKER. 193 ...
... y geodwand to and good t'ttmg Sansy owe wadi of tbs tbsy gained tbsir firs’ innings, whan they put 189. Utah first inning* Kent wars in nsjuiiiy of 100, and ventnre they only pul 104, and Surrey gamed victory ten nickois. Lohmaau’a bowling was very dsaimstivc ...