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... Broad Street, London, merchant. W. Morris, Tonbridge. Kent, builder. W. Scammell, Old Brentior4, boot maker. H. Kirk, Portland Terrace, St. John's Wood, London, hay dealer. F. W. South, Maidstone, beer Feller. W. Watson, New Springs, Stafflordshire, saddler ...
... yours respectfully, WILLIAM BOOTES, Carpenter, Sandling Road To the Proprietor of Woolley’s Pectoral Candy. P.S.-You have my permission to make what use you like this Testimonial. Prepared by WOOLLEY, Chemist, Maidstone, and sold in boxes at 1s 1}d and ...
... Ilertfoniahire, carrier. John Clifford Cullun, Bromyard, Herefordshire, chemist. Bankruptcies Annulled. George Harrison, Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant. Charles John Kelson, Clifton, and of Park row, Bristol, apothc cary. rROM TUB EDINBURGH GAZETTE. Sequ ...
... Hotel, Market Plage, Hawick, 30th May and 23rd June, at two o'clock afternoon. APPLICATIONS FOR CESSIO BONORUM Thomas Preston, boot and shoemaker, 103 Castle Street, Townhead, Glasgow. William Wallace, contractor, residing at 124 Crown Street, Glasgow. Joha ...
... great many :— Hollingbourne, near Maidstone, March 7, 1847. t pleasure in bearing testimony to the general for the Foot- Rot in sheep, having success in the very worst cases I have ever seen, WOOLLEY, Chemist, Maidstone, and sold in boxes Hy! ny all vendors ...
... Stay be obtained in a Sealed Env. lope t! sh all mined, though mementarny ¢ \ re 5 - “I am, 8 huntsman that ever hunted the golden vale; while West Cramlington Collieries. fidently recommend it in all cases of throats, hoarseness, m q. of India Walk, | ...
... addition to the feu-2 Catholics; 1391 Dissenters of all classes; 49e Presby- 14th do., Maidstone. . ffith,Bombey; Chatham. Lig r an us.r er.s rui, Matron; Maidstone te th, N. Zealand; I. of Wight. MANCHESTER-FmAt. terians; 45 Jews; 339 persons whose religious ...
... pay £l6 16s. a-year ; good needlewomen 12s. to £1 a-week, and board and lodging. Female servants, especially during these golden times, get married so quickly, that it is impossible to overstock the market. Governesses are just now much wanted ; they ...
... about !26 years of age, stoutly ma,:e, and was dressed in black cloth shooting coat, black vest and trousers, and Wellington boots. The woman whose name is ElizabethM'Farlane, a factory worker, states that she met the deceased, with whom she bad no previous ...
... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. FEB. 4 might compete with the Gallic hen. British must command him ten times over, J. F. Mason. Dover, Kent, draper. at the same rates. Business in the home trade has been slack Our- From Friday lest onto Tuesday the remand continued ...
... per pair; Wellington boots, L 2 10e to - L-3 per pair; influence to endeavour to . mitigate the evils. Of the a tt aa, 55 20847 61 17263 0 10 cir •of Gla 31. I / I i other side of the territory of Montenegro; :but upon shooting boots, LI 108 to A 2 per ...
... tell month s old, were bought by Mr WiL‘on, builder, fur a 16s. A very fine Malay tarok and lien, £4. • cock and two hens, golden spangled Pulands, • 6s,were parcliceed by Samuel Higginbotham, A beautiful turkey cock, bred from a pair of [tire *ad Americans ...