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... John Marler, Hjde, Cheshire, hat n ar.ufactuurs- J. D. Close aad A Wright, Hull, n.erchiuts— Jane Elliott andG. Fancett, Maidstone, Kent, milliners— R. Houghton, G. Holme, J. B. Smith, and C. C. Smith, Liverpool, timber merchants ; so far as concerns G. Holme— ...
... Nov. 18, at 12.30. Noble, Godfrey, Manchester, licensed victualler— Nov. 16, at 9.30. Salton, William John Osborn, Deptford, Kent, builder — Nov. 14, at 2. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Oct. 31. Joseph Bennett, jun., Halifax, Yorkshire, clothier. Nov. 2. Herbert ...
... street, Mansion House, City. William Sextus Hnluing. late of Yalding, Kent, farmer- >d aad final ilividei.d of _. td., on and iltei July 8. at, ?? --on, ant' J ath -m s, Maidstone. Thomas Jones, Leeds, Vorkshtre, potato dealer— M and final dividend of ...
... J[n ?? ~ crimson to pure white, the favourite b__ n ■• - - ■-*' of the season —fought it not, unhappily \ red?)— a golden ground laced with orange _ * to the uahlias may be mentioned the asters - enough the two families placed h rivalry Jr German ...
... Thomas, Liverpool, tailor— July 31, at 2. ?? ** *. George, Peterborough, draper — July 20, at 11. i harles Edward, Bristol, boot manufacturer— July 27, ai : 1 itin riord, William, Segliill, Northumberland, publican— July 2*i al II 30 rs, Henry, Isl -worth ...
... manufacturers— H. J. Hancox and W. Hancox, Eelpliaston, Warwickshire, coal merchants— O. Sankey and R. L>. Broughton, late of Maidstone, Kent, surgeons— J. Bradley snd J. Walbank, Keighley, Yorkshire, machine repairers — J. Char man, Mary M. M. Jordeson, and T ...
... murder whicii was perpetrated at No. 105 in the before-named thoroughfare. The occupier of the premises was Thomas Jones, a boot and shoe manufacturer. A man named Charles Stanley, aged about 26, had been staying for some days, upon his re- turn from America ...
... Burke (Kent), and Steele (Middlesex). Of the colts' match, played on the proposed model, little good can be expected. The county engage- mi nts sre out and home with Middlesex, Gloucester- shire, Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire, Sussex, and Kent. Tbey alao ...
... Surrey, builder— lst dividend of Is. 6d. , on and after Dec. 15, at James's, Moorgate- street, City. Joseph Jackson. Leicester, boot and shoe manufacturer— lst and final dividend of 4_d., on and after Dec. 16, at Roberts's, Leicester. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ...
... tbis fruit vas 3UO so good that two extra second prizes were Mr. F. Harris, gardener to Mr. C L. Norman Oakley, near Brom; y, Kent, waa awarded first prize for a greer -fleshed melon, and Mr. C. Pitts, gardener to Mrs. May >. D-irkinj, an^ a first priz- ...
... R. Stott— J. Flicker and R. Davies, Eagle-wharf, Wandsworth, coal merchants— T Potts t' Frauklyn, and T. P. Franklyn, Maidstone, Kent, wine merchants ;so far as concerns T. Potts— J. Smith and B Smith, Liverpool, carpet factors— S. B. Birtill and A. E ...
... sa ly ' or **■»**. a* be County Court-office, ™SZJf*?% ■*«■* late of Valding, Kent, farmer-lst Kfm^ m US ;\ OU MM,aft ** - * Mo^kton, Sou, and latnani s, Maidstone. J T,^ M a %° n ; s ? ei » to ». Sottlnghamahhre. baker-lst and tbigham ' y llay ...