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... Frank Richardson and fsadler. Solicitors. 28, Golden-square. W . ; the Mart : the Kent House Tavern the Estate and the Auctioneers Othces.Tg, Goldeuaqaart, W. Freehold Land.-Gadshill. near Rochester. Kent. WALTER RICHARDSON and CO. ITb are to BELL by ...
... Suffolk, the wife of the Rev. A. C. Dayinond, Head Master, of a son. GOLTES.— On the 13th inst., at Kent House, Sheerness, the wife of Lieutenant Golden, R.N., of a daughter. Grey.— On the lOthinst., at Fallodon, the wife of Major Grey, of a son. Johnston ...
... , under medical advice, to retire from his London practice, and to reside altogether in Kent. The fatigue of travelling so frequently between London and Maidstone, with the assiduous attention to his professional duties for many years, has for some time ...
... perh.p. to Maidstone, and then left find too much the ctional intere,Uof the com- Mr. Latter proceeded open hisease. said the *g,| to their again—it might be at the ex- '; budding in question was conslructeii of weal, and was , ty ~f East Kent—as be-t they ...
... of boots, on the lllh May, Iroixi Mr. Porter’s, Parcook Street. Ellen Walters, residing opposite Mr Porter’s saw prisoner the day named take a bundle of boots from the shop door, give them to his brother, and the two walk off. Fire pair* of boots were ...
... d, watchmaker, June 11. CloAk! LoiSi. HAyling IllAiid. SouthAmplon, grocer. June 18. Cmer'umin’. Addington. Kent, Innkeeper, Jancll.MAidstone. Coniine, James, Edmund-st., Liverpool, general merchant, EdwinTMorky, Yorkshire, manufacturer, June 16, Dews- ...
... Vaughan, Alfred and Foutano, Btefauu Ventura, Park street. Cam den Town, pianoforte dealers. Reed. Henry Draper. New Cross. Kent, writer for the press. Kuos, Anders, Muscovy-court. Tower lull, com inisßiou merchant. Harvey. Benjamin Daniel, Drummond st ...
... inlaid with gold and silver, black pair with beads, small peacock’s plume, silver coins, a great many songs, books, white boots (new), bird for hat, QuEEN pcsted every Monday. Would crochet wool and cotton antimacassars. Useful offers.—LAUßA. —— Pair ...
... pretty Detached I VILLA RRSIDENCK, five walk of a Jirfitciaas station c» the South-Fastern Railway, and one of the main of Kent, containing three *itting-room>. four bed rooms, dreiwin ...
... John Marler, Hjde, Cheshire, hat n ar.ufactuurs- J. D. Close aad A Wright, Hull, n.erchiuts— Jane Elliott andG. Fancett, Maidstone, Kent, milliners— R. Houghton, G. Holme, J. B. Smith, and C. C. Smith, Liverpool, timber merchants ; so far as concerns G. Holme— ...
... the new road lrora RS, u> Wctend-Une. clow *0 the EdgwKwnwJ SuUon North London Bniiw.y, Ttotel Slttlmrhonrne, gittinsbourne. Kent.-At J? k o ttHh,™Sinfc In lotn, Tuesdey. 1. »l ein t™«e«n odoch »Portion of the eligible Freehold Building mo . With frontagee ...
... J[n ?? ~ crimson to pure white, the favourite b__ n ■• - - ■-*' of the season —fought it not, unhappily \ red?)— a golden ground laced with orange _ * to the uahlias may be mentioned the asters - enough the two families placed h rivalry Jr German ...