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... on or hefoie 10th ' .\ ol October, ls7l, to ?? by post, prepaid, to ie-ssrs Kent. Watson, and Watson, of F'akt-.iliam, in the county Ik, Solicitors of the Plaintiffs, Edmund Kent and Charles Castle, the E Mentors of the deceased, their christian and surnames ...
... and good i stabling few seven horses. outbuildings; near. Al goll smelly. sods good.— Ann!) , Resent att. 97. T. and W. BOOTING, St. COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with L and, and Fishing. in HERM seventeen miles f r om London, and two and a half miles a on the ...
... DEBENHAM ai V. Wigmnrn-street. London. W. THE AUTUMN.— LADIES' BOOTS for country wear; kid, double sole*. e'a ...
... Stanford’s, and 7. Charing-eroes. BOOT.— Wanted a good Clicker. Men’s; one nsed casting. J. Good, Closed Upper Manufacturer, 193, Baruetgrove, Hackney-road. BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Wanted Shopman. J. Lee, ITS, Lombcth-walk, Lambeth. BOOT Trade.—Experienced Clickers ...
... Blackheath-iLill, and manage a livery.stable for my mother, and am-also S Comic vocalist. That is mny profession. I sing 'at the Golden Lion music-hall, Sydenham. .1 do not know the pri- aoner, but I have seen him before, and' bave known himnbysighttthreeorfonryears ...
... A Roberta, 22, Thrown ' Hank; Btansted, near Wrotham, Kent, Freehold Cottages and valuable Meadow Lind. MR. W. DAY, Jon., has reoeiv'cd instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mitre Hotel, Maidstone, on Thursday, the minute, that valuable FREEHOLD PR'J- ...
... Apply 19, Wanaey-otreet, Walworth-road, * DRESS Making.—Wanted Improvers; comfortable home. 4, Elm-villa*, High-street, EStham, Kent. DRESS Making.—Apprentice to the above; one that does not object to make herself useful ; no premium. 48, Devonahire-street ...
... particulars mny behsd on app'yhig at tbe oflices of the Com- ?? Harringtea street. Userpool: Messrs. N. Grittiths. Tate, and wp„ Kent-hutch House. 5, Fenchurcli-s'-eet, London; or Me*sre. Maleohuß and Co., 22, Exchange souare, Glaicow. W. J. CONLAN. Secretary ...
... closed the proceedings. The Kent Summer Assize was formally opened yesterday—4he judges being Mr. Baron Bramwell and Mr. Justice Blackburn. Thirty-five prisoners are entered for triaL There it one case of manslaughter in Maidstone, but no charge of murder ...
... sacks; low price au immediate purchaser. Apply to Mr. Alfred Eves, Old Com Exchange, Mark-lane. BAKERS.-Trade for Bale, in Kent; eight sacks per week, good of bakings; capital dwelling, wed '**» lease 31 yean; rent £3O; every convenience. Apply air- A ...
... last the watch and clock makers of Mr. J. W. Benson, Old Bond-street, &c., had their annual excursion and dinner at Swan ley, Kent. The party, numbering 60, mustered at the Ludgate-hill station a few minutes before nine am., whence they proceeded by train ...
... and good Setter on.‘Apply, J.Topkinwon. ‘.“l. Bt. John-st. BOOT and Shoe Trade —Clicker wanted ; one used to Fill tf-up Lasts. Apply Co-oponUire Boot Company, Holywell-etreet. Strand, BOOT Trade.-Good Men's Clicker wsnted; one u»ed to cutting rough stuff ...