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... Robert, 129 Upper Tant-road, Maidstone, dissenting Lawrence, Thomas, Canterbury, porter [minister Lawrence, James, Battle, gentlemau Lawrence, Mrs. M. J., 65 Lansdowne-place,Brighton, widow Lawrence, William, Maidstone, grocer Lawrenoe, John, Thatcham ...
... Henry. Prmbury, Kent, gentleman Jenkins, Rev. Ashby St. Ledger, Rugby, clerk Jenkins, Mrs. J., widow, S. Buss, and J. 8. Cobb, Maidstone [ford, dork Jenkoyn, Rev. W. C., Vicarage, East Garaton, Hunger- Jenner, Miss P., Aylesford. Kent, spinster Jenner ...
... Belgrave-road, Thomas, John, Belle-grove. Welling, Kent, gentleman Thomas, William, Chnroh-street, Camberwell, gentleman Thomas, Rev. W., Llangibby Rectory, Newport, Menmonth, clerk Thomas, Jesse, Sittingbonrne, Kent, bnckmaker Thornton, J. H., 10 Broad-street ...
... Wilts, Hammond, H. J., Eltham, Kent, farmer [spinster Hammond, H. J , and Miss 11. Hammond, Chapel, Eltham gentleman [tleman Hammond, H., and H. Hammond, Chapel. E>tham, gen- Hammond, Mrs. E. A., Nettlestead, Maidstone, wife of W. Hammond [man Hammond ...
... Marlborough, Wilts, Hammond, H. J., Eltham, Kent, farmer [spinster Hammond, H. J., and Miss U. Hammond, Chapel, Eltham gentleman Hammond, H., and H. Hammond, Chapel, Eltham, gen- Hammond, Mrs. E. A., Pettiest cad, Maidstone, wife of W. [man Harnmnod, 0. W., 25 ...
... torture. 5 9 , F GOING'S THE GOLDEN T . • L. WARREN'S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE HIGH STREET, SOUTHEND. THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF READY-MADE BOOTS SITOt V IN THE 00UNTY OF ESSEX. Ladies' Double-Soled, Side-Spring Boots, Military Heels - Gentlemen's ...
... as a shrine they could never enter—as a sort of mysterious sanctum where learned authors met their publishers, and received golden coin in exchange for their brainwork. Then, unless the collector were well known, no trade discount would be allowed off any ...
... Medhurst. C., 13 Butcher's-cottage, Waltham-green, gentleman Merry, Edward, Grove-place, Tunbridge Wells, painter Meyler, Edward, Golden-lane, Barbican, gentleman Miiford, Henry, Donegall-ttreet, Belfast, solicitor Miller, Mary jane, Rose-cottage, Hethe, Bicester ...
... Friday. Quoits. —On Tuesday afternoon last the members of the Golden Lion Quoit Club assembled play the closing game of the season, and after go nl afternoon’s sport they adjourned to the Golden Lion, where capital supper was served the lauul >rd, Mr. Sootohor ...
... Chapman and Messrs. Brown and Pratt, &inning Ongar ; Jas. Bush, Mannden ; K Kent Great Chas terforiL —Mr. Metcalfe appeared for Mr. Young and Mr. Clements ; Mr. Thurgood for Mr. Kent; and Mr. Gee for Mr. Bush. —By the rules laid down by the Court of Quarter ...
... a petuaal of th. letter would leave ColoheBter 650 11 22 215 5 Wnlton-on.Nazo 12 4s! 430 hm-nnso thnir dear friend and Kent. Charles Stewart Hardy, of Chilbam the rsader. St. Botolph’a 11 31 Kirby Cross 439 id enemy, and it was 1 , the greatest ...
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