... A. Wa-lne, Halnuesbulry, Wilts, v eterinary sulrgeon Harrict Fi jseseli, Goldenl Boot Iis, l~awreneeHll, Bristol, F, C. Brows, Regent-street West,GClifton, Bristol, boot and shoe dealer, J. B. Pitt, St. Jarnes-street, Gloucester, baker and con- feetionier ...

... millwrl hts, fo merly earrying on business as A. and W. Rhes Robinson, Frederick W., of the New Inn, XItton-roai, Gravesend, Kent, licensed victualler. WINDING-UP NOTICES. Drake's Patent Concrete Building Company, Limited. Nottingham Co-operative Coal Society ...

... ooal agent and boot factor, W. H. Chapman, St. Briavels. Gloucester, farnier. J. Smith. Caerwent, .Manmouthshlire, ?? general shop keeper. W. Evans, High-gtreet,Abersyshanand Garndefaiti, and Commerce-street, Ne-Gport, Monmoutlth. boot and shoe manufacturer ...

... Wrouighton, W~ilts. generet dealer. Ef. Ihomas, Cinderford, Gloeestersliire, linen and woollen draper, hatter, hosier, mereer, boot amd shoe dealer, and general shopkeeper. J. Pope, jun., Glouecester, upholsterer, cabinetmaker, and general dealer. R. Williams ...

... out for identification. 'Most of those already recovered have only been recognised by articles of wearing apparel, such as boots and buttons which have been preserved, and not by identification of the features. Mr. Dickinson, the Chief Inspector of Mines ...

... one of the Saxon kings had a castle and also a town, which was denominated from them, Bertiestad, now Bersted, near Maidstone, in Kent, stad and sted denoting in the Saxon language a town.' And then follows the rest of the absurd story. Another case ...

... and WI'orks.-The Mayor; Aldermen Sheppryd, RiJoutt, and Batchulor; aIesqrm. R. Bitclelr. Grov,-s, Miller, W. Kent, HF-rby, Cousinf , Blake, Boot r, Ent, Martm Palme, Rice, G Yo and Gibbs. Botn Auus , Youngl Paler, Rice, ?? May; Aldermen Hellard Dore, and ...

... srinender at taim London Court. Br.rrs, W. H., London-street, PaBdiuctou, Oct. 3, at It JovNR, WitLiA;, 'IThooas-street, Old Kent-road, canTier, Sept. 29, at 12~. LaETTr, ARnTUrn, New-street, Bilhopaeate-atreet, waterproof Wane- fartirrer, Oct. 3i, at 1 ...

... picked at d, Thames, off Blackwall pier. Description - IQ 5 feet 10 inches; black cloth jacket dr elight trowsers, spring boots, and cotton socks. Oa Joseph Olegg, a labourer, was appreboc ded at BoltononSaturday-.harged lwitl mirhereI a namedEnglish ...

... Lowuties-square. On Monday the corner stone of as new Baptist chapel, which In about to be built at the end ot Albany-street, Old Kent-road, was laid by Mr. Bar- ran, MP. The total cost of the building and its adjuncts will be ahont 11,0001. The National Lifeboat ...

... the Abbey-woed staticl of the' North Kent railway, He wasseeni neighbourhood late on the- previous night, and al Ceared to be of weakinind, There were traces of having wandered across a ploughed field, where hi boots were found, and the ditch where he was ...

... wholesale boot trades vras held at the Queen's G. Bse a Hotel. Leeds, on Monday, for the purpose of form- J. E. I ing a Creditors' Association. It wss unanimously Gie- decided, after discussion, not to confine the nc. . association to the boot and leather ...