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... Bridgewater-street, Somers-town. Journeyman pianoforte maker—A. B. Weston. Broad-street, Golden-square, dining room keeper F. Perwingia.n, Ruckingham.ruw, New Kent.roaci— H. Laker, Richmond, surrey, plumber. Jan. 16. W. T. Brown, Pembrldge.Nllu, Bayswater ...
... t-• Mi. and at the time to wok's hi. b kv, cheek te.til .ou!J be bn.uight ler Patin. Imre .4 the garrison marched nearly al Maidston e . th e eateries* d chalk boils .t Aylesford. the whisky el Hid t..ew -a petition eleeeo..o been well adapted to object ...
... Cledkill and E. (lanai, Leeds. boot man.. factarers-L Benjamin and A. Benjamin. Betts Marks, City, watch manufacturers-J. :ink:Dothan' and R. fleaketh, Mani chmter. ageots-J Rawl' and 0. Russell, era. Meek and Hawkbaret, Kent milhsys-A. Marks and H. G. ...
... Little Pultenerstreet, Golden. square. dairyman—W. T. Reed, KW Moulw, Surrey, builder— V.. J. Downham-Mad, lallnnlnto, clerk. Feb. 2 - 2. (1. Butcher, Prior-place, Old Kent-omit. shoeninker G. Hewitt, cobourg-terrace, obi Kent-road, commission agent— ...
... villas. Holloway, coal merchant—Dearth IL H. O. Onto Soutbsruptonetreet, Strand, merchant—March 13. T. Iyekelnioore, Maidstone, Kent. currier —March 13. L. Zucker, Oxford-street, Jeweller—March It,. If. Baader, Manchester and Newton Heath, Lancashire ...
... THE EXCHEQUER. Yesterday afternoon a numerously attended public meeting of the hop planters of Kent was held, at the assembly room of the Star Hotel, Maidstone, to consider what steps should be adopted in consequence of the refusal of the Chancellor of ...
... Sob., Bellhow andßond, Manchester , off. wig., Fraser, Manchester. BA NK RUPTCY A N!fULLID. lea 18. Roam (Mono. Pign, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDMO.UP ACM. WWI TIMING AND March M. at U, at Basingballotreet —proof of claims. Untie ...
... 11, and Hay 9at 2, at Basinglialletneet -A Hew rea ett, Prineesetnet, Bank; off. emir., Johnson , Dating. WILLIAM CUM Maidstone, Kent, baker, April 11 at 124, and May le at 11, at Baanghalletreet Mostektee and Co., Ilamseurabulldings, Gray's-Inn, and Goodwin ...
... Kuight of the 'Thistle, with the derk 8 7 Ntantne .7 Plate, A.F., on Tuesday, in the First Spring Meeting. The bankrupt was a boot and shoe factor, of Miter- Indian corn, 5,687. Exports this week :-Wheat, 256 Royellien and quicksilver, soul King et Kest ...
... , Portland-town, ebeesernonger—C. H. Davies, AmptliMequare, Hampstead-road, lodginghouae-keeper —J. W. Collins, Knockholt, Kent, dealer in fruit—J. Dunisyne, Middle Queen's-bulldloc kir ßrompton-road ; Little Love-lane, City Westminster- -road, Lambeth ...
... saddler—W. Shelton, Dnuy.lane, gresogrocer—J. Judd, Plumstead, Journeyman bricklayer—C. J. Combos, Golden-lane, City, keeper—C. Price, Lewisham, Kent, pork butcher. T. Noiton, Nottlewhill, detente a Custom. reed, W.sslt, Teeleyetreet Gr , Seathwark, ...
... accounts from the plantations ate very oonfiicting—Stowes, Weald of Kent, and North Kent, aro still in a desperate condittoo, with very few exceptions ; Farnham, Wowester, and parts of Mid Kent, and around Canterbury, ate progreuin slowly towards improvement ...