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... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. E. B. Collins, market gardener, New Peckham, Sur. my, and Charlton, Kent. M. E. Cartwright, hop merchant, Sherbonie, Norfolk. T. Hodgson, bookseller, Paternoster Row, London. R. A Farmer, chemist, Lambeth, Surrey. T. Machin, builder ...
... Hussars, B >mbay, Canterbury; 9th Lancers, Bengal, Maidstone; 10th Hussars, Sheffield; 11th Hussars, Hounslow; 12ih Lancers, Madras, Maidstone; 13 h Light Dragoons, New bridge; 14th Do., Bombay, Maidstone; 15th Hussars, Norwich ; 16th Lancers, Piershill; ...
... BANKRUPTS. T. Kent, grocer, Brixton Road, Surrey C. Turn, ironmonger, Walthamatow W. Angel, poulterer, St Pancras, Middlesex H. Wearne, woollen warehouseman, Middlesex J. & T. C. M'Clean, wine merchants, Skinner Street J. H. Morton, grocer, Maidstone J. Pelle ...
... to be examined within I d the Sheriff Court House, Stirling, 4th March at twelve 1 It o'clock. Creditors to meet within the Golden tion Hotel, Is Stirling, 17th March, at twelve o'clock. I| n Bryce & Ferguson, manufacturers in Dunfermline, as a is company ...
... and Prince Edward's Island ; W. P. Waghorn, grocer, Westerham, Kent; A. S. Austen, ship broker, Cavendish Square, Loudon; \V. S. Wells, butcher, Hertford; W. Thompson, builder, Maidstone; J. Hayward, miller, Harwich, and Milverton; 11. Barnsley, draper ...
... NEW a OODS now to hand. S X;1J W YLIE &j LOCOIIH-EAD'S FUNERAL and CAR- T 'TI AGEC HIRING OFFICES, 42 MITCHELL STREET, and 43 KENT ROAD. _ ?? Day and Night. rF1I11REE5, FLOWERING SHRUBS, &C., &c.-J.,& Anll. 'ruvEP E, 00 Buchananlm St., lbareon Iand at thleir ...
... hardness of the leather of which the regulation boots are formed. As a remedy for this the author of the suggestions proposes the adoption of the following description of boots :— Ammunition ankle-boots, of brown leather (the black attracting the sun) ...
... pillar throughout the -whole s. length. The garlands were formed with a double twist of 7 lartitilusin. flower, alternated with golden furze, 'the )rice~ntre coil being inade of holly, covered-with berries. Over Ieach coluninthe garlands were united by kuots ...
... ofstrondon Boots and Shoes. b- Ladies' 2s Patent Btithing'Slippers for Is 44d; Ladies' Patent !k 2E; Gil Enamelled Slippers for Is ipid; Ladies'2Os (id Cashmere Boots is fo ilsihid; Ladies' iine Os d Casliisiere Boots for 4sl11(1; Ladies' ie Cloth Boots, Patent ...
... this most eminent of.tho many ominent wvits who form it issued his marvellous journey up the Rhine.-Art Journal. London: WV. Kent & Co. (late.D. Bogue), 86 Fleet Street and ?? Rowy. , TITAN FOR JANUARY, 1858. e T No. CLIV. Price 2s. Od. CONTESTS- Indian ...
... pricesv, style, a tid yptnality (!f the Goods will , bear tavouralble comparison. MIANU,cToRYtY-ELA1MBANK FOUNDRY, KENT ROAD. le BARGAINS F013 BOOTS AND SHOES ld THE Whole STOCK SELLING OFF at Reduced. is Pi-ices. Giving llp the Retail 'radle. A. ik J. WATSON ...
... OF 1 HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, THE QIUEEN. : HIS-ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE CONSORT. : HEri ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT.:, His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OFUCAMBRIDGE. ~P5ESIoEN'T: i TII RIGHT HONOURABLE TI1- EARL OF DARTMOUTHI . VICF.-Pltr381DjENTS-: ...