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... Brighton. T Griffiths. London. A Han niball. boot maker, London. J Hornby, watch mann.actnrer, Liverpool. J Ingram, woollen draper, London. G S Jealous, manager to a printer, London. and F Jury, tailors, Maidstone. Kelley, railway carriage builder, Birmingham ...
... of Mr H. H. Breaks, upholsterer, Queen-street, aged 4 years. Same day, Robert Thexton, son of Mr John Simpson, shoemaker, Golden Ball Yard, aged months. Same day, at the Lunatic Asylum, Bridget Morphy, late of Liverpool, aged 43 years. On the Ist inst ...
... STEWARDSON BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURER, IN returning thanks for past favours, would call especial attention to his large and well-selected stock of Boots and Shoes, suitable for the present season., Ladies’ Glove, Calf, Kid, and Levant Morocco BOOTS in the ...
... second son of M. S. Kenay, M.D., Halifax, to Arabella Elizabeth Mary, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Walker, ot WeJlesley House, Kent. DEATHS. Lancaster.— On the 2nd inst., Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. James Dunderdale, Upper Thurnham- street, aged 9 years. Lancaster ...
... both in material and make. Tin elegance consists more than ever in the uniformity o toilets. Robe, bonnet, parasol, and even boots, must be of the same colour. We do not, certainly, approve of the harlequin dresses sometimes to be seen, but this season there ...
... Belfast, general cargo. 27—Lotus, Ardrossnn, limestone. Birtba, fflatriagca, anti Ocatlja. BIRTHS. On the in«t, at Vicarage, Kent, the wife ...
... his crew, again drew to the front, and when opposite the Dung Wharf had placed his own oar level with the bow of the Oxford boot.'TheOxfordcoxswain appearedMetenniued not to be washed, and calling on his crew they answered in a determined manner his appeal ...
... wishes. The Emperor Napoi ...
... the Wray eleven, was very steady throughout. Subjoined is the score CA.TON. Ist Innings. Walmsley cR. Iddison,b W. Iddison.. Kent b W Iddison BayUffb W Iddison Gregson b Marshall Gilmore Parkinson, b W Iddison .. Back ran 0ut. Barberry b Iddison ...
... Gold, Silver, Copper, Iron, and Amber ; the Lord of the White, Red, and Spotted Elephants ; Lord of tlie Vital Golden Lance ! Lord of many Golden Palaces and of all these Kingdoms, Grandeurs and Wealth, whose Royal Person is des- cended from the Nation of ...
... behind him to mark his identity — threw away lus coat, waistcoat (contain- ing a gold watch, guard, and seals), trousers, boots, stockings, and silk shirt. He had on arriving at Preston half a sovereign in one hand ; also a bank book and a cheque book ...
... Burton, 20 years of age, who waa convicted at the late spring assizes for thecounty of Kent for the murder of a boy nine years of age, was executed j at Maidstone, on Saturday, ft will be remembered that ! the offence was committed in the summer of last ...