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... engineers and surveyors, Sheffield, and at Marlpool. Charles George and Stephen George, wheelwrights and carpenters, Selling, Kent. „ Foster and Wood, jewellers, $O, Carolme-street, Birmingham. Edward Griffith Powell and John Hugh Roberts, attorneys and ...
... MILITARY AND HUNTING BOOT MAKERS. Tho New REGULATION BOOTS, made of Torpoluo Skin, whl»:h is of itself thoroughly Waterproof. 18th NOV., FIELD.'’ In recent impression Do Facto ’ asks, Can any one recommend mo a thoroughly Waterproof pair Boots, to reach to the ...
... 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 ...
... street, City, accountants— W. B. Gibson and J. Handley, Runcorn, Cheshire, iron mer- chants—D. Paine and F. Durrant, Maidstone, Kent, drapers— R. Peacock, G. Prattley, and G. Wright, Man- chester, merchants ; so far as concerns G. Wright— W. Wooley and ...
... small. Other descriptions are quiet, wmewhat more inquiiypraYailsfor the lowest of East, Mid and Weald of Kent hops. Mid and East Kent 7 Weald of Kent Sussex ••••; 54 60 Farnham and Country 4 4- Wfvhill Hop Fair. —Messrs. Bakers, White and Morgan report ...
... —Mr. Bush, Parish Clerk, Millbrook. NEW BltourToN (Kent), June 20.—For alterations and additions to the Wesleyan Day-school, Lower Britton-street.—Rev. It. Woodfiu, 3, Lower Woodstreet, Brompton, Kent. NEW MALDEN (Surrey), June 20.—For proposed new wing ...
... wlFI uEDIER. At Maidstone assizes, Thomas Moore, 42, labonrer, was charged upon an indictment, and also by the coroner's inquisition, with the wilful murder of his wife, Mary Anne Moore. Mr. Biron and Mr. Deering conducted the prosecu- tion; the prisoner ...
... to let him look at his boots. Ho saw from the boots that the footmarks corresponded with them, there being nails in the heel of one boot sod (oar in the other, snd two nsils between the rows in one boot and one in the other boot, which ...
... MI lii,o3lTar Of BAVIZTPTOT. Charles Frederick Wilkins. Trowbridge, Wiltshire, tavern keeper _Lawrence Clemson, Liverpool, boot and shoe maker Monism Challoner, Halifax, Yorkshire, bookkeeper Thomas Bummers/calm, Halifax, Yorkshire, licensed victualler ...
... l}ury-coun. st. Mary-axe 8 BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Lad waated to work in the Ly above Line. Apply 14, Denman-street, Golden-square, . James's. 3 BO¥, yanted, used to Coffee House Kitchen preferred ; about 14. Apply at once, 43, Old Kent-road. % BO; wanted, lb‘ouv ...
... W Foget „ Gesina, Brahms, 71, C.D W Foget Alooa Bay Golden Fleece, Wiltshire,3Sl, IIEllis&Son Jersey Annie, Burrows, 92, Hay’s Dk Brown CLEARED OUT FOR [THIS DAY BROKERS AGENTS. Ghent Maid of Kent, Waters, C May MoNTEViDEoLa Paix, Magnient, Ellis & Sons ...
... The information of their capture was lent to the Kent police officials it being believed that they were the fellows so long wanted for a sneeesdon of burglaries committed between Dartford and Maidstone. A number of officers went to Obehnsford gaol, and ...