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... Ooldfield, Warwickshire, out of business. J. Solomon, formerly lloensed victualler, of Bath Tavern, Kent-street. Birmingham, now of Kenmure House, Golden Hillock-road. Small Heath, Birmingham, out of business. B. 0. S. Olaike, of the North, Badbampton Hants ...
... but new Gladstone Rmd Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Sharp, builder, )a*e of Heath Road. Darifor-I, Kent, then priioner for debt in Maidstone Gaol. Date of adjudication, August 39rd, LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. B. Crowilier, bootmaker. Mirfleld. ...
... bill brokers, Darlington. Thomas Lonstaff, shoemaker, Middlesborough. Henry Wilmshurst, fruiterer and market gardener, Maidstone. William Verey, farmer, Hartwell Villa, Hartwell road, and Scamp Farm, Hartwell, near Aylesbury, Bucks. Gabriel Scott, manure ...
... chester-road, Nottinghall, tavern keeper.— Thomas Polly. 2, Summersfield-place, Boxley-road, Maidstone, Kent, lime merchant.— Charles Stansfield, Halifax, boot dealer- George Harrison, Dustin, Northamptonshire, innkeeper. Edward Bond, Northampton, draper ...
... INTERESTING LAW SUIT. A suit of much interest to a very large number of persons in East Kent, says the Mudstone Journal, is set down for bearing at next assizes at Maidstone. It involves the right to the undivided moiety of the estates of Mr. John Chapman, ...
... Junction Bngine Works. Leeds. Gro. Jennings seed merchant, of Ockley. Surrev. John Harris, occupation, Bexley Heath, Kent. Cooper boot and thee Austell. CornwmU. John Will ism Major, wheelwright and carpenter, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. John Baker, baker ...
... Ladies Kid Gloves, and Silk Tics in all the New Shades. NORTHGATE, DEWSBURY. THE GOLDEN pOOT AND POT, DALE STREET, OSSETT. VI7ILLIAM SABEBTON, Plain and Orna- W mental Boot and Shoe Manufactnrer, invites Inhabitants of Ossett, Horhury. Gawthorpe, Chickenley ...
... St Paul Street, Leeds, Every Morning. JOSEPH R . TERRY f LadiW and Gcutlomen'a fashion'abi.e boot * shoe EXCHANGE 11-DINC.S, COMHERCHt. STREET, BaTLET. BOOTS anil SHOES every r by experienceil workiuen. the shortest notice. ...
... Tustday.) John Colman Bush, baker, Cuxton, new Rod-eater, Kent— Frank Crossland Clarke, Lieut 2nd Battery 96th Regiment of Foot, Aldershot, Hants— Win. Cleaver, coal merchant, Tunbridge Wells, Kent— James Wjsst, builder, Brearley-street, Chichester, Sussex— ...
... Silchester-road, Nottinghall, tavern keeper.—Thomas Polly, 2, Summersfield-place, Boxley-road, Maidstone, Kent, lime merchant. —Charles Stansfield, Halifax, boot dealer. George Harrison, Dustin, Northamptonshire, innkeeper. Edward Bond, Northampton, draper ...
... telegram from tbe Home Office advising the Governor the Kent County Prison at Maidstone that the capital sentence upon the four prisoners convicted the Penge murder had been respited, was received at Maidstone at about a quarter before seven o’clock Saturday ...
... commission agent, Carella-road, Old Kent-road, Surrey. John William Fry, retired colonel, of the Hanover- square Club, Hanover-square, and Adelaide- road, Haver- stock Hill, Middlesex. Alban Edward Oarr, builder, Maidstone, Kent. Giorge Vincetfc, licensed victualler ...