... OVERSHOES, AT J BRAIN AND SON'S, BOOT MAKERS, 108, BROAD ST., READING, NEAR THB GENERAL POST OFFICE. GAITERS. ANTIGROPELOS, Sc. §e-. BAK IKON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, FURNISHING and LRON- MONGERY WARE-ROOMS, ¥, DUKE STREET, HIGH BRIDGE, READING. tON FENCE ...

... cheesemonger Henry Taylor, Newbury, grocer, druggist, and tallowchandler James Bishop, Southampton, boot and shoe-maker Henry Coppinger, Hawk hurst. Kent, Uuior Edward Davies, Harrow and Park-terrace Regent's Park, oil and colourman Thomas John Salisbury ...

... his 71st year. May 1. at Brighton, the Rev. Clarke, aged 80. May 1, the Her. W. Elwyn, Perpetual Curate of Loose, near Maidstone, Kent, aged 63. May 2, at Xorth Moreton, Berks, Mrs. W. Dearlore, *en., aged years. May 3, at Sp.'enhauilaml, Mr. Swindon, gardener ...

... farmer, they found the two ponies, and a horse stolen from Mr. W. Vant, of Westwell, Kent, on the l. »thof December. They took Lovegrove into custody and sent him to Maidstone, where was examined at the magistrates' clerks office, on Thursday week, before ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, November Bankruptcy annulled. Thomas Bunyard, Maidstone, licensed victualler. D A TD'I-O William Weston, Chiawell-strect, Finsbury, boot aad shoe apal. Henry Broome, Portsmouth, licensed victualler. Benjamin Workman Pearce ...

... Mr. Bentley, a sawmill proprietor, situated in Cubit's-court, Golden-lane, Barbican, and extending in one direction as far the large soap factory of Messrs. Lucy, and various houses in Golden lane. Before a single engine had time to reach the scene, the ...