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... Glorer, formerly of Maidstone, the iucnmbency St. Mary Magdalene, Addisoombe. The ap|K>intmeQt has girtm great satisfaction in the district. Tax Hocsk Somuoxct to the West Rest Hospital. —The i>ost of house surgeon to the West Kent Hospital will shortly ...
... A.V., who also secured another prize. Tho winners of the Yeomanry prime were : East Kent, Quarter-insister Alexander, Pnviste It. Hobday„ and Sergeant Wood. West Kent :—Sergeant Bobbett- Private Fuller, arid Corporal Eley. The principal All comers' prizes ...
... Conversazione: Jews Society. Chastisement Children. Ladies in Low Spirits. High-heeled Boots. Also, Large Coloured Fashion Plate, Jules David. Coloured Pattern Golden-cross Band. life-size Patterns of Irma, Bodice, and Bertha. Engravings of Morning, Evening ...
... modifications, were put and carried nom con. They are as follows: 1. That the Kent County Cricket Club and the Beverley Kent Cricket Club be amalgamated In one club, to be called the Kent County Cricket Club, and that Canterbury be the bead quarters of the club ...
... particulars apply, letter or jwiriMlly, Mr. Batata Office. A, Lewis-grove Lewiahaa. TjIREEHOLD at BATfERSEA, to be BOLD LET. A boot feet, with good stables, far chimney and other buildings alongside level with London, Chatham. sE£?o!d Appl,tc>lom V, Frtderick'a- ...
... Child, Smethwick, Stafford- shire, screw-bolt manufacturers ; so far as concerns T. Child— A. Wimble and G. H. Nutt, Maidstone, Kent, chemists — John Smith and James Smith, Manchester, bakers— E. Harrison, B. Harrison, and J. P. Lamh. Manchester, commission ...
... Without, wine merch. Ockmore, James, Old Kent-rd. fishmonger's assistant. Gurney, William, Maidenhead, ironmonger. Dunn, William Thomas, Aveley, Essex, bricklayer and builder. Collins, William, jun. Maidstone, out of business. hvard, Old-Bt. St. Luke's ...
... when told hie lathe. bouts h• t..ok , *** t • ey awl he took the boot, sat en the were brought . It wee Houma, who took the which the latter replted d do or be should not to stealing the boot., mad be stole them. to imprint:molt GE WELLS. ti mh.ot to In ...
... include the regular inmate* of the bouse. LIKITKHAJTT Uoy&l Ea»t Kent Cavalry (Mouutad Uitlo) —Oornet Dudley Fraucia, Earl of Guildford, to Captain, vice Dickaou, reaigaed. West Kent Yeoman Cavalry (Cueen Own) —The Rev. A. re to be Chaplain, vice Bligh ...
... on the premises. 1, Lansdowneterrace. Bow-road, at twelve, furniture and nuamrous effects James Freyberg, ou the premises. Kent House Estate, Knightsbrj(l and* GL 'Bond, 23. Gloucester-terrace, Camp- WirTwSreMe' 1 »amp.t«d. at one. furniture and effects ...
... Clerk to the Board. Greenwich, October, 1870. TMM ACT, 1869. In Ibt County Court of Kent, Holden at Greenwich. TOMKINS, m, Plnmstead Road, Ptcmatead, in the County of Kent. General Dealer, was adjudged a bankrupt on the twelfth day of October, 1870. The ...
... DISSOLVED. G. and J. W. Hawkslcy, Sheffield, manufacturers of shooting tackle—W. and P. Miliar, Tonson-place, Harrow-road, boot manufacturers—J. Wadsworth and Co., Edenfield, near Manchester, felt manufacturers; as far regards W. Haworth— Brough Brothers ...