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... TIIE DOVER CHRONICLE AND KENT AND SUSSEX ADVERTISER, SATUE,DAI, DECEMBER. S. 1865, of tb• British Orissa libaion. Os Woodsy Jr chair br b tbr Iter. Therm Omits* our sitsesof lo the year 1a33. day falling no Sunday, the trackman of on the shornen might ...
... Chorltonupon-Medlock, joiners—Sarah Monkman and Eliza Aldrich. York, innkeepers—J. Bonny, J. F. Bonny, and J. Bonny, jun., Maidstone, Kent, f trmers—A T. Knight and T. Morris, Liverpool, sharebrokers—S. W. Burridge and E. Messenger, Unionstreet, Southwark. ...
... .,..7.:.. 0 ~.._ ,_ rom,ii (1 AND KENT AND SUSSEX ADVERTISER • TITS JOURNAL IS CIRCULATED IN FOLKESTONE. SANDOATE, HYTHE, ASHFORD. RONINRY, LYDD, RYE, HASTINGS. WINCHELSEA, CILANBROOK, SEVENOAKS, TONBRIDGE, MAIDSTONE, DEAL, SANDWICH, RANISGATE, MARGATE ...
... STREET, DOVER. FRENCH & ENGLISH BOOTS & SHOES, AT Golden Boot, Nos. 173 & 155, Snargate Street, Dover. OLI)ING BUTLER BEGS to announce that he has re-opened No. 155, With a most extensive assortment of French and English' Boots and Shoes. In submitting the ...
... all who may honor him with their patronage. GOLDEN HAT AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 17, CANNON STREET, DOVER. ( Opposite the Antwerp Hotel, Market Place.) FRENCH & ENGLISH BOOTS & SHOES, AT THE Golden Boot, Nos. 173 & 155, Snargate Street, Dover. 7 4 ...
... Charles Milner, Esq., formerly of Preston-hall, near Maidstone. Jan. 14, at Sandwich, Sarah, wife of Mr. B. Smith, formerly of Stourmouth, aged 75 years. Jan. 12, at his residence, Eastry Court, Kent, William Bridger, Esq., in the 82nd year of his age ...
... ren , hurst of a son. Tunbridge Wells Jan. 25, at Oakwell, in Kent, the wife of Charles J. Paddock Wood Junct.St 9 6 11 34 334 734 Trueman, Esq., of a son, stillborn. Maidstone Jan. 26, at Margate, the wife of the Rev. Charles T. 'Warden ...
... Gardner, Liverpool, timber merchants—B. Lancaster and G. Goss, Old Broad-street, City—J. Bryant. jun.. and W. Bryant, Maidstone, Kent, linendrapers—M. L. Feibasela and G. W. Haines, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, clothiers—W_ Barber and W. Verity, Bradford ...
... A' Beckett and Co. ' Golden-square. WILLIAM FOSTER, Milbank, stone merchant. Sols., Messrs. Jaques, Edwards, Jaques, and Layton, Ely-place, Holborn ; and Mr. Robson, Halifax. JOHN ROOTS, Luton, near Chatham, and Snodland, Kent. brickmaker. Sols., Messrs ...
... CIGARS OF THE. FIRST QUALITY. Ladies' Boot and Shoe Establishment, .Nnuryfite Street, Dover, opposite the Theatre. MRS. ARTHUR EGS to announce to the Nohility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Dovc r, that she has just received an immense Stock of Winter Goods ...
... from the Kent Artillery into the 44th regiment now lying at Walmer, when witness immediately detained him as a deserter from the 13th Light Dragoons, having received a description of defendant's person and height from the Cavalry Depot, at Maidstone. Lucas ...
... file mannfazturers—E. H. Burge and W. J Clay, Taunton, Somersetshire, coal merchants—C. Hoar, W. Beale, and E. Hoar, Maidstone, Kent, attorneys ; as far as regards C. Hoar—J. Clutterbuck, F. Clutterbuck, Ann Clutterbuck, and Sophia Clutterbuck, Berkeley ...