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... SURREY v. KENT These counties coramenoed their first match ol 1876 at Mote Park, Maidstone, yesterday. At twenty minutes past twelve o'clock Messrs. Absolom aad Shaw op»ued ttie batting of Kent to the bowling of Southerton and Street. Tho Durst ball of ...
... OoldSeld, Warwick* tike, ont of business. J. Solomon, formerly licensed victualler, of Bath Tavern, Kent street, Birmingham, now of Kenmure House, Golden Hillock road, Small Heath, Birmingham, out of business. B. C. S. Clarke, of the Nyth, Bedhampton, Hants ...
... Sunderland, ironmonger and general dealer. Thomas Barnes, late of tbe Cambridge Anns Inn, Walmer, Kent, licensed victualler, and now of Mote road, Maidstone. out of business. William Marshall, 44, Fountain street, Manchester, merchant and commission agent ...
... who said he was drunk at tbe time. There were some footmarks in the vicinity of the cote, and tbe constable took the right boot of the prisoner, and with it made an imprint, aud tbe latter corresponded exactly with the other marks. — The pri- soner, who ...
... Second innings 45— Total, 174 Yorkshire lost by 27 runs. Yorkshire v. Kent (Return), at Maidstone, July 24 and 25. Yorkshire — First innings 9,} Second inning 3 . 114— Total, 204 Kent — First innings 106 „ Second innings ?? ICs— Total, 211 Yorkshire lost ...
... in order that a medical certificate* to- that effect might be put in. Infringe- -nt of the Factory Act. — William Steers, boot closer, of 21 court. Pond street, was summoned at the instance of Mr. Gould, factory inspector, for infringing a clause of ...
... nice young 'ooman for a [musical party, you are, said the boot-cleaner. Look at these here boots — eleven pairo' boots; and one shoe as b'longs to number six, with the wooden lag. The eleven boots is to be called at half -past eight and the shoe at nine ...
... Upton, 173, Lewisham High road Kent, tailor and out- fitter. Charles Drake, Beccles, Suffolk, auctioneer. Richd. Fenton, Dewsbury, coal and lime merchant. William Bimpson, Munningham lane and Srownrovd, Brad- ford, boot and shoe maker. Annulled. M. V ...
... days fixed. BANKRUPTS, ...
... popular, and will be expected to take a drink with every man he meets. — San Francisco News Letter. The Hop Haevebt. — Mid Kent ia evilently thia season a favoured district, but after car. fai'.y analysing the reports wo find that even here an average ...
... road, Netting hill, tavern keeper. Thomas Poolly, 2, Bomerfleld place, Boxley road, Maidstone, Kent, linen merchant. Charles Stana- fleld Hay. Halifax, Yorkshire, boot dealer. George Harrison Deeston, Northampton, innkeeper. Edward Band, Northampton, draper ...
... formerly of Marshall street, Golden square, Middlesex, now of Winstanley road, Batter- sea, Surrey, grocer and provision merchant. T. T. Hodges, of Aldershot, captain in the 76th Regi- ment. John Spratt, of High street, Heme Bay, Kent, builder. James Ellis, ...