... and v Smethwick, SUffordsiiire, screw bolt manufacturers -Alfred Wim- ISpecial] iir>J and Geo. Henry Nutt, U eek-st., Maidstone, Kent, chemists* LONDON BANKRUPTCY COtiRT, INN. John Smith and James Smith, Gcorgc-st.. Ilulme. Manchester. Bkfork the Hon. ...

... A.V., who also secured another prize. Tho winners of the Yeomanry prime were : East Kent, Quarter-insister Alexander, Pnviste It. Hobday„ and Sergeant Wood. West Kent :—Sergeant Bobbett- Private Fuller, arid Corporal Eley. The principal All comers' prizes ...

... Child, Smethwick, Stafford- shire, screw-bolt manufacturers ; so far as concerns T. Child— A. Wimble and G. H. Nutt, Maidstone, Kent, chemists — John Smith and James Smith, Manchester, bakers— E. Harrison, B. Harrison, and J. P. Lamh. Manchester, commission ...

... DISSOLVED. G. and J. W. Hawkslcy, Sheffield, manufacturers of shooting tackle—W. and P. Miliar, Tonson-place, Harrow-road, boot manufacturers—J. Wadsworth and Co., Edenfield, near Manchester, felt manufacturers; as far regards W. Haworth— Brough Brothers ...

... re*t. Whitechapel. 8 BOOK*C'ABE iHamleome Mahoganr!, four doon. 3, 4ft. ft. 4. J. K., Lucaa-stnt)*, Commerd:d-road Enat. 3 BOOT Trade -For Hale Two of Ward** Machine* for working nr*mit*-terra.-e, Jmea atmt, Bt. Peter*>- ...

... Mart, one. freehold and lewebold properties near Basingstoke, and at Glouoester-gafo. Regent’s Park. Honndsditch. Hawk hurst, Kent. . Frederick A. Mullett. at Auction Mart, one. property in Queensborough tirrace, Hyde Park, and ground in FleeM Colcheltcr ...

... H. J. Wnght, ttwit. opposite Jt wm-street. MACHINISTS Howe** & Thomas's) wanted; boot work. 4. Durham-»troot, Hacknej-rf.ad. MACHINIST wanted, ThonWn, for Ladi.*’ Boot work. Aoply SIS, Ejstnn-road. jttenbam-pottrt-mnl. MACHINIST (Good OiblwV wruntoU ...

... Ib ?? Total ?? Play will be resumed this day. KENT V. SUanEv.-Fou TvuENxEFacT OF W. H. FavYRa, -This psat-playedl match was resumed yesterday on the beautiful grounds of Earl Rominey (Mlote Park), Maidstone. On There. day, when the stumps were drawn, Surrey ...

... ()V ERNESS PUPIL in Ladies' School. Premium 1131 moderate and edncational advantages olTered.—Addreas Alas. West Mailing., Kent. GOVERNESS, not nnder SO, to instrtet 3 girls tinder 12, in thorough English and music. Mast take charge of their wardrobe ...

... THE MARKETS. 00211.-111Alli•LANU, JULY 4.—Freeh up to Wark.lene this morning the arrivals of wheat from Zama and Kent were limited. Them watt a poor attendance of millers, and the demand ruled beery for both red and white produce. at a decline in the ...

... Whitochapil-road. 3 ld * Fixtures; Two I Sign Board*. !t by and 28. 310. Golden-lane. 8 HPREACLE.—The Best Green Treacle, at IS*. 6d. per any quantity. M. Wilkin*. US. Golden-ule.si: Y'KLOCIPEDFS -Gentlemen requinna first-clam^MaZ srs Saa aattr VV OM ...

... 3 17 I Play will resumed at eleven o’clock this (Saturday) morning. KENT v. SURREY. The first match in 1870 between these two Southern counties was commenced at Mote Park, Maidstone, on Thursday last. It was played for the benefit of Fryer, an old Kentish ...