... of Friday, April 19.) Goldtworthy, R., Arlington-st., Camden Town, delivery clerk. Arglee, H., jnn.. Maidstone, auctioneer. Burges*, W., Belvedere, Kent, house agent. Hod son, R., Beccb-street, Liverpool, bookkeeper. Mason, J., jun., Norfolk-»treet, Glosiop ...

... Edwards, T., mid Hodges, S. H., Bristol, boot makers. Graham, A. M., Now Barnes, Kent, brickmakor. Handley, P., Wisbech, Cambridge. Hondy, J., St. Heliors, Jersey, late manure merchant. Hodgee, S., Bristol, boot-manufacturer. Holloway, J. J,, Birmingham ...

... established in the county 36 branches of the Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union, centralised at Maidstone. At Cranbrook the meeting, which was held in the vestry-hall, was very large, presided over by Mr. Boots, prominent fnend of the men, and addressed ...

... Granee. Durham, tniters- and T. Corton, Leicester, boot mamifacturcrs T.rcoper and H. C. Thompson, City colonial brokers—J. Simpson and G. M, Bngbt, Gresham -buildings, Paine and F. Durrani, Maidstone, drapers—K. reacock. Prattley, and G. Wright. Manchester ...

... innkeeper. Hay, C. S., Halifax, boot dealer. Holman, C., Kimrston upon-Thames, builder. Jovce, T., Bristol, Iwierhouse keeper. Maurice, M-, Crantock, Cornwall, clerk in holy orders. Neale, A. G., Greenwich, cheesemonger. T , Maidstone, lime merchant. Pounder ...

... Dissolved. —Woodcock and Morphy, Cheethom, paperharigcre—Weldon and Ely, Sheffield, mining engineera—C. and 8. George, Selling, Kent, wheelwrights— Foster and Wood, Birmingham, jewellers—Powell, Powell, and Roberts, Carnarvon, attorneys—Gordin and Davies, ...

... City-road, auctioneers—Elixabeth Nicholson and J. W. Nicholson. Leeds, boot manufacturers —J. Beard and J. C. Higginbotham, Manchester, merchant —W. and E. Head ford, Maidstone, hatters. (From the London Gazette Friday, Ado. 23.) Browne, W., jnn., Ipswich ...

... Edwards, T., and Hodges, 8. H., Bristol, boot makers. Graham, A. M., Now Barnes, Kent, brickmaker. Handley, P., Wisbech, Cambridge. Hendy, J., St. Heliers, Jersey, late manure merchant. Hodges. S., Bristol, boot-manufacturer. Holloway, J. J., Birmingham ...

... accunta. Ou the following Tuesday witness saw his lying an empty house, 3, Cledhewgardens. In the dust on the Hoor bo saw the boot-prints of two peraoua near the mantebpiece. One of the toot-prints was without heel. Did not find hammer. The prisoner remanded ...

... lady was indebted for her preservation to manof-wars man, who was on l>oard. As she was blocking up the only passage to tho boots, and was afraid to venture, pushed her violently that she fell overboard, when she was picked with little injury. A poor fellow ...

... Westmeath, OT7 ; Maidstone. Old; Linton Park, Maidstone, 581; Abbey Gate, Melrose, 5’45 Llandudno, 5’22; White Abbey, Bedfast, 188: Uainford, Darlington, 41; Ipswich,4oO; &»«- mouth, Deron. 4 18; Diss. Norfolk, 413; Musmll HUI, 409 ; BromU v, Kent, 4 I*B Camden- ...

... s-hIU, Ratcliff-highwayq are the Honse of for all When the stone was about to lowered, the mayor refiner,-Thurman and Co. Leeds boot and shoe ml , often made, the estimates of the .“ Jaded the trowel the Princess, aod Mr. C. J. rers-Heary Clayton and Son LiTerpmtl ...