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... COLLINS k CO., 81, IVEGATE, BBADFOBD. Established ?? Forty Years. 'l^O BOOT and SBOE BUYERS (Wholesale onJy> -A-TV* Finest and Largest Stock ai MEN'S, WOMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS in the Nor.h of England, at ?? wholesale prices. Apply personally or send ...
... German, who had been found drowned m the Thames, near Lambeth.— Mrs. Ellen * ?? Q »d been abiding with a friend at Maidstone, in Kent, and passed as the wife of a Mr. ZzT-Z a Satarda y ] ~ t deceased came up to town and dmed With her at her residence ...
... keener, Combmartin. V* ?? Frederick George Laet, of Walbringfleld, Suit..; • LIQXJIDATIOWB BY ARRANGEMENT. A- ?? dr »PCT- Maidstone. Kent, tra-hn,- ■ > - and Co. S F. M. Cowing, draper, Barnet, Herts. tL Howarth, draper, Ndson-in-Wareden, T w a^2°2:ia?*! ttner ...
... Old Kent Road. Surrey. John William Fry. retired Colonel, Hanover Square Club, and Adelaide lioad. Haver*lock Hill, Middlesex.; . Alban Ed ward Carr, builder, Maidstone, Kent. George V t, lioen«d vietuaibr. Old Fricec of Woles Inn, Ashford. Kent. Fredk ...
... W. tammins Sc Co., wine merchants, Liverpool— Alfred Smith and Stimson, auctioneers, New Kent Road— H. G. Flaws &J J Johnson, gold lacemen, Brewer Street, Golden Square— G Hagedorn & Co., cattle salesmen, Metropolitan Cattle Market, West Smithfield, and ...
... Tunbridge Wellt, M.C.C and Oroonl». Kent—tl, Load’s. iieotlrmen and Flayers over ioirty years sf r. Eleven under thirty (crtop uarnt ,ry match to Mr. W. O. Groce)—Sl. Maoebcater Lmroahire ». (Jloooest-rshtre—94. Maidstone, Kent v, Yorkshire—S3, at (•hiii-.eJd ...
... tion was refused. — ln cross-examination by Mr. Middle- ton, appellant admitted that in 1859 he was a schoolmaster at Maidstone, in Kent, and was tried for improperly assaulting two of his female pucils, but was acquitted. He afterwards kept a school at ...
... CRICKET DAWSON A SMITH. CP. ICKETINO OUTFITTERS. Snow Boob-138, BRADFORD. Price liita Free on application. Great sale of boots FAR THIRTY DAYS! . And SCOT PAIRS FANCY SLIPPER to GIVEN AWAY. B. COLLINS, havteu pOTftiaeed very largely for ca»h of rotne ...
... towards the platform. Groans and booting, mingled with cheers, were given for the police, and very great confusion prevailed, in the midst of which Or. Lees picked op his papers, and escaped by backdoor. KKHTIBH CHKEKiea.—Kent, called the Garden of England ...
... body. The wife was struck in the thigh. Both lie in a dangerous, though not desperate state. At Maidstone, on Saturday, Stephen Shaw, an atten- dant at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, waa charged with ill-treating Lewis Godby, a patient. Evidence was given ...
... in Stamford Street of Mr. Cox. and another bay one in Kent, but he could not recollect when, nor of whom. I knew that Roger had bought one horse in Stamford Street, find another in Kent, at Maidstone Barracks. I was also present when the horse was purchased ...
... and Go., stone merchants. Hank End Quarries, near Major and Grovea. bcelerv, dbrcwsborr—Uoae and Martin, wholesale boot manufacturers. Golden lnn«, tit. Lake's— Ureaves, Colton and Co., merchants, Bombay, and Liverpool and Stockport; so far as E. Hover Mum ...