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... RESIDENCE, within five minutes’ walk of a first- class station cu the South-Eastern Railway, and on one of the main roade of Kent, contain’ wf three sitti: four bed-rooms, drees- ing-room. and offices, about three acres of stable and chaise-house; surrounded ...
... (Limited and Reduced). IN Her Majesty's COURT of DIVORCE and MATRI- MONIAL CAUSES. -To MATILDA STADEN, of 6, Albion- strei t Kent-street, Landport, in the county of Hants.â Take Notice, that a CITATION bearing date the 26th day of January. 1870. has issued ...
... .C.—First Lieut. J.J. Dalyell to be Captain: Seco Lieut. J. Collier to be ¥irst Lieutenant, vice Dalyell, promoted. KENT, - East Kent Militia —A. N. Daniel, Gent. tobe Lieutenant, vice Sicklemore, meted. Roya. Kast Keat Yeomanry Cav: M. J. Bell, Gent ...
... of | ‘aged 82. ASHTON. —Jan. 23, Henrietta, the wife of T. Henry Ashton, Ese of Lower Wick, Worcester. ATTRER —Jan. 28, at Kent, Caroline, widow of the late William Attree, Esq., aged BAIRD.—Jan. 29, at Naples, ‘John Bairi, Esq., of Ury, Kincardine shure ...
... of Mr. Evans, Londen Bridge. London. OTICE to CAPITALISTS and BOOT TURERS.—For SALE, the ENGLISH PATENT of s valuable INVENTION (patented also abroad) connected with the manufacture of Boots and Shoes, and essing the advantages of lightness, solidity, ...
... Hatters, osiers, Boot and Shoe and General Outtitters for all classes, The following are tne only of ©. MOSES and SON: CORNER of and. CORNER of TOTTENHAM-COURTLROAD aud ROAD. NEW CORNER of HART-S' COUNTRY BRANCH. BRADFORD, HOS, D. Well-made BOOTS.— for walkin; ...
... Trustees.—Catfor rf’ Bridge, Kent. R. BOBE RT BOYCE will SELL by AUCTION, on Stanstead lane, Catford Bric Wednesday, May 4, at Twelve for One, on the Premises, e. wit n ten minutes’ walk of Catford bridge Station, Mid Kent | he remaining BTOCK of a BUILDER ...
... WILLIAM PUI-LER of Av.rsfo.il. Kent, \J. Deceased.— Persons having CLAIMS against the deceased are requested to send the particulars to ua or to one of the executors (Mr. Thomas Frost, Maidstone, and Mr. Norval Marley, Dctling Kent.) : and all • ersous indebted ...
... 1 Harris, solic Gree) abu Ke ul “Harrison and » Pou lal, We af A Coresh ap at the treet “Mart : and of Messr: we Beekenham. Kent, ene of the most aceessi le, rural, and healthy within the desirable on the soere of distance and line for the residence of ...
... fabrics, including the latest novelty, Glacé Cloth, post free, ADIES’ BEAUTIFULLY-MADE BOOTS, for Prome- nade or Croquet, 16s. 6d. and 21s. Soft and pretty house boots, 5s. 6d. Illustrated catalogues post free, with notice of conve nient arrangemeuts for ...
... Merchant. No. I.— Good Ordinary Sherry (pale, dry, or rich golden) 245. No. 3.— Sound Dinner Sherry (pale, dry, or rich golden) 365. _^ No. 5. -Fine Dessert Sherry (pale, dry, or rich golden). . 48s. MA C II A RN U D 0, .365. and l_s. A Clean, Pale ...
... wil ling te be useful; single, age 97.—Y. Z., Post-office, Greenhithe, Kent, ms -handed ; married, without ARDENER, Head or single no objec- tam r. W understands his business Kent, tion to dairy.- ; atley’s, baker, Greenhithe GARDENER (Under) “understands ...