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... WEST KE ARTER SESSIONS. These sessions were commenced at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before J, G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., chairman, The other present were J. 8. Hardy, Esq., M.P. 8. Wigg, Esq.; R +e 3 .3 7 Bevan, Esq. ; and Apreat.—Near the whole of was ...
... inspected. A straight drive tolk the party to Maidstone, but one of the carriages halted for a brief view of the cemetery grounds, which were pronounced the most beautiful of their kind in England. The visit to Maidstone was for the purpose of inspecting the ...
... XIIIRD3II.-311111111- 02DINAILY An alleged attempt at murder ( warred at Maidstone shortly a fter midnight on Tuesday. A man named James Welsh, • fruit•-rer, of Lucas-street, Maidstone, going from Chatham to his residence at Mailstone, met a woman with whom ...
... 'PRICE ONE PENNY. KENTISH London CARPENTER & SON, Boot beg'to ia- S. form their patrons that the Business carried on for 66 many at the above address has been Te moved as . SAMUEL CARPENTER & SON, 4 BOOT MAKERS, 5, BLUE STILE, GREENWICH ROAD. Three doors ...
... manufacturer, July 27, at 9t, BLACKSHAW, JosnPs, Stoke-upon-Trent, parian manufacturer, July 20, atil1. BLAND, DAVID, Blackheath, Kent, builder, July 24, at 2;. CUMD, EDWARD OGDnXN, Halifax, innkeeper, July 21, at 10. CnHLD, MASS, Hartlepool, attornoy-at-law ...
... July 31. Wimos-, As-dbsw. Lewiaham, Kent, gentleman, July 31. W 1 tbs’, Ja»iks, Bradford, tea dealer, .Toly 28. PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. July 28. E. R. Obovu, Smithfleld, com dealer. July •27. B. Geocsk, Bouth-row, Golden-square, woollen draper July 11. N ...
... youngest daughter the late James Mugford, Eeq., of Devonshire. TO WHOLESALE TOBACCONISTS and Others.âA Gentleman taking Kent, Sussex, Berks, Hants, for well-known old-established thru, calling on Hotelki epers and Licensed Victuallers, Ac., has PERMISSION ...
... was agaia brought up charged with s tealin: boots, from the shop of a tradesman n: amed It appeared from the evidence of the to the prosecutor that the prisoner entered the and de- sired to be shewn some boots, and while he was getting a pair he saw her ...
... Hackneyroad ; near Bhorcditoh Church. SEWING Machine*. - Davis’* Universal, for putting Springs in Old Boot*; mutable every deacr-.ptioc *« boot work; reduced 10a. SEWING Machine*.—Davis’s world-renowned Period Loefcstitch Ma diine. for Dress'.nd Parau ...
... apply. J. Loebl &Co , 74, Aldcrmanharr. BOOT Trade. -y> anted a good Machinist and Closer, well acquainted with Men’s and Women's, best work; none but sober men need apply. W. N., 4*l. Collegs-st., Chelsea. BOOT Trade.—Wanted Howe's Machinist for Men’a ...
... hIUmpstend. Grosoveuor Lodge (No. 1,257), Victoria (Met. Dist.) Sintimi, Duhe of Edihburgh Lodge (No. 1,259), New Globe, Bow-road. Golden litele Lodge (No. 1 261), Groat Western Hlotel, Bayswater. Royal Staudaird Lodge (No. 1,2D), fMlnrrjUOss, CuLacnbhry. Temperallee ...
... Thomas, Liverpool, tailor— July 31, at 2. ?? ** *. George, Peterborough, draper — July 20, at 11. i harles Edward, Bristol, boot manufacturer— July 27, ai : 1 itin riord, William, Segliill, Northumberland, publican— July 2*i al II 30 rs, Henry, Isl -worth ...