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... Trow, Selina, Herne Bay, widow Tryon, Samuel, 6 Rockstone terrace, Southampton, major[geoeral Tubb, Charles Palmer, 46 New Kent road, S.E., gentleman Trigg, George, Milland, Lipbook, Hants, farmer Trotter, Robert, Tandragee, Ireland, merchant Toeker, ...
... Osmond, Stephen, CoU»ib, Tbatcham, Newbnry, Pont Jessie, Yaldine, Maidstone, spinster c. S-1.-lContinuedfrom Page 3] , Osmond, Sarah Newbury widow oat , Augualus, Yaldinß, Maidstone, esquire NAME OF FIRM. Osmond, Maria, care Mr. Richard Osmond, Powell ...
... OCCUPATION. Surrey, Samuel Alfred, Hungerford, accountant Sutton, George, High street, Brompton, Kent, chemist Sutton, Mary, and West Tree house, Rocky hill, Maidstone, ElizabethSntton f [spinster Swaine, Richard H., Purley, Croydon, esquire Swain. John MacF ...
... on Application. G RANT'S^ORELLA^CHERRY~BRANDY. Supplied to Her Majesty the Queen. This delicious Liqueur, from the famous Kent Morella, rapersedes the use of Wine in many Households— is much avoured by Sportsmen, and is also recommended by the Medical ...
... codicils, of Mr. Thomas Cntbnsh, late Yaldiog and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in London on the instant, under £70,000 personally, Mary Cutbush tbe relict, Mr. Thomas Edmett, of Maidstone. He has left several legacies to bis personal ...
... fungus, by hot, dry weather, will seriously injure the coming crop. The Weald of Kent plantations are not usually subject to mould, like those of Mid, East, and West Kent, but this season it is very prevalent there. Very fine weather throughout August ...
... the boots. The boots are nearly new.—Mr. J. Fear, shoemaker, Broad-street, said : I identify the boots produced as being mine. I lost them from outside my window on Tuesday night between five and six o'clock.—The prisoner said she bought the boots from ...
... ,. to the Church of Ireland Snateulution Fai.d * - The Pope baa presented Mduie. Thiers'and hr-r . Mdlle. Dosne, with two golden rosarie!!. Blater i The American Post Office Dcp-runent anno,, postal cards will be ready for distribution ~b,.n The Dailv ...
... Several hundred pounds were voted The first anoual demonstration of the members and friends of the Kent Agricultural Labourers’ Union took lace at Maidstone, and was attended some 6,000 men. bis Union is now composed of nearly 9,000 members. The Times that ...
... HIGH STREET, MAIDENHEAD; AND AT MAIDSTONE. Exporters of Goods to Australia and America. FAMILIES WAITED ON PUNCTUALLY FOE ORDERS. T. C. & Co. hare the honour of Supplying all the Nobility and Gentry of Maidenhead sad Mid Kent. ...
... Ist, Queen of the Netherlands, her Majeaty waa laid in her dressed in her wedding-gown. novelty is the Salisbury circlet—a golden garter forth# head, which raises and confines the hair, bnt shoes th, natnral shape of the bead instead of biding it. Lord ...
... elevation to the peerage of the Hon. Mortimer Sackville West. The title the new peer is Baron Sackville, of Knole, in the county of Kent. Lord Beaconsfield's registered motto at the Herald's College, on his elevation to the peerage, is Forti nihil difficile. The ...