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... the Administrator.—Phunetead. Kent. To bmall Capitalists. _ MESSRS. O. and H. WHITE are instructed to SELL br AUCTION, at the MART. FEB J, at one, a caplUl-built DWELLING HOUSE, eituate No. 29. Ann-etrect, Plumstead, Kent; lot £l5 12a. per annum. Term ...
... Pet. Dec. 31. Reg. & O. A. Weller. Sol. Heath, Derby. Sur. Feb. 9 CRUTTENDEN, Edgar, baker, Maidstone. Pet. Dec. 30. Reg. & 0. A. Scudamore. Sol. Goodwin, Maidstone. Sur. Jan. 17 Cumblky, James, tailor, Monmouth. Pet. Dec. 31. Reg. &O. A. George. Sol. Williams ...
... aspect of those female, thieves. Many of them were rags, scarcely one was comfortably attired: Had general inspection of the boots and under garments of these forlorn creatures been possible, the result of the inquiry would probably have been horrible. Only ...
... of | ‘aged 82. ASHTON. —Jan. 23, Henrietta, the wife of T. Henry Ashton, Ese of Lower Wick, Worcester. ATTRER —Jan. 28, at Kent, Caroline, widow of the late William Attree, Esq., aged BAIRD.—Jan. 29, at Naples, ‘John Bairi, Esq., of Ury, Kincardine shure ...
... 111-ll •av—Gardiner J£*-Waller Ui-iO . 10 . 10 Hatchs. birds each. 85-Pac« 11101 at-NswUltkl 10000 01 10 Hommond, uf Kent-Ureei, Borough, supplied some fir>t-rste rocks. BAOLirS-LOX, Yesterday (Tuesday) the return match between Hewn Party and Htephenson ...
... TE2ETH BY ROYAL LETTERB PATENQT. Regular attendance as fellows: -At PORTSMOUTH, the third Tuesday of every month, at Mr. Davis', Boot Establishment, 123, High-street. At FAREHAM, tbe day before the third Tuesday of every. month, at Mr. C. Batchelor's, chemi~st ...
... tameht for ba $85, New “ wanted for boot work, Flowenng, time Tailoring, Underelotmng, Quilting, Mantle, Os fe 9 hna)-green — HINES, Wheeler & tai 12 leasoma by experienced machinist mantles, ing, braiding, 44; boot wor i, materials free popils in sty ...
... Limp. Shoemakers in London now offer their fair customers the choice of boots with equally high heels for each foot, or the far more charming variety of a high heel for one boot and a low heel for the other, causing the wearer to halt in a way supposed ...
... I'HRISTIAN MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER SEYFRIED, late of the Golden Star, No. 24. Maddox-street, I! street, in the county of Middlesex, victualler (who died on the 28th day of November, 1868, at the Golden Star, No. 24, Maddox street, aforesaid, and of whose ...
... of these female thieves. Many of them were in rags, scarcely one was comfortably attired. Had a general inspection of the boots and under-garments of these forlorn creatures been possible, the result of the inquiry would probably have been horrible. Only ...
... delicious liqueur, Xbe produce of the fine Kent Morelia Cherry, is ■t a general favourite, especially among Bieu. It may l*e obtained of ILLS A, LKOTHERS, Leamington, direct from the Distiller} - , Maidstone, 42*. per dozeuesae. 9U(*5 ESTABLISHED 18« ...
... reside in Bermondsey; the potters and glass makers live in Lamboth; the tailors principally about Golden-square and Burlington-gardens ; the working boot and shoo-makers in and about Shoreditch, and also in the courts and narrow streets near Drury lane; ...