... engineer. J. and ?? Wood, Bodeon, Cheshire, builders aud con- tractors, i, Prebble, ypehsurob, Kent, farmer and rattle dealer. W. A. Garmeson, Poewibam, Kent, licensed victualler. F. Bennett, Quadrant, Haveratck-hill, Middlesex, pro- fessional billiard ...

... for paving works; and granted permission to the vestry of St. Luke, Old-street, to borrow 3,000 for making a new street from Golden-lane to Aldersgate-street, and 3,030 for widening Lamb's-passage, Bunhill-row. The Works and General Purposes Committee reported ...

... Middlesex, goldstnmth-adjudlcation July 8, 1875. BANKRUPTS. Cbapman, Charles P. L., late of Heathaeld Lodge, the Grove, Sydenbam, Kent, shipowner and merchant, but now of 2P, Percy-atreet, Bedford squars, Middlesex out of business. Page, John O., a6, Dockheand ...

... goods should sit quietly on such occasions.-Mr. Alderma e JG. E. KENT ashed if the General Purposes Committee had oneI submitted any programme to the meeting P-The MAYOR ?? No.-Mr. Alderman KENT thought a programme -would be wni of great assistance in the ...

... Song ?? Ruby .. . Mr. Rump., Sons .. I lovoeto think of heaven ?? Mies B. Parker. Qtartette .. Messrs. Fox, Sony, and Kent. Duet .. .. .. Mrs. Ransoms and Miss Wood. Duet(Pinofeto) PART IL. si Duet (Panororto) ..Mrs. Ransomeans Milss VWood. Reading ...

... ollmsan. W. Speaks, High-street, Upper Sydenham, Kent, boot and shoe maker. H. E;. titciell, North-road, Brighton, ilusex, saw and t~ol manufacturer. La. teerea, Mill-street, Crediltn,Devonshire, boot and shoe manufacturer. I B. M. Semmons and M. Semmons ...

... Police-court with giving false names and addresses in pledging worthless boots. The prisoners were known as boot translators, and their business cousists in purchasing old boots in Petticoat-lane and barn- ishing them up to be sold or pledged. A fine ...

... 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 ...

... Pillinsn, Market-street, Little Lever, Laucashire grocer nd wine and spirit me-relhant. Y T.a 55ouron, Ashburner-street, Bolton, boot anid shoe maker. ;W. HRartley, Unliou-street, Ulverston, Lancashlire, ciabinlet W. Barnes, Beek-street. Nottinglamn, fruit ...

... had the victory. General Steele was first umpire. MURDER OF A CHILD IN KENT. Our Maidstone correspondent telegraphs :-A brutal murder has been comn- mitted at Offham, near Maidstone. A labourer named James Parriss, aged twenty-seven, of Offham, killed ...

... nature of the work) continue to reoeive, the full increase of wages demanded. A GOLDEN WEDDING.-A Horncastle newspaper gives an account of the celebration of the golden wedding of the Rev. W. Rose, pastor of the Congregational Church (and formerly ...

... accountant, was chosen trustee, and Mr. James Bennett, of London-road, boot and shoe manufac- tur-er; Mr. F. W. Marshall, of Vine-street, agent; and Mr. Walton Wilkinson, of Leicester, boot and shoe manufacturer, were appointed a committee of inspection. The ...