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... USUAL RATE. LONDON.—99, Tooley-street, Pheenix Wharf, and L. C. and D. Railway, Blackfriars. KENT.—AII stations on L. C. & D. Railway; also Rochester and Maidstone. SUSSEX. — Brighton; and Swan, Corn Market, Horsham. SURREY.—Ashby, Croydon ; Hicks, Guildford ...
... Kibbell, 15. waa charged on remand with stealing a pair of boots, the property Mrs. Louisa Harbour. On Saturday last prisoner went to Mr. A. Bedwell'm, pawnbroker, and wanted to pledge pair of boots. From what Mr. Bedwell had beard sent for the police, and ...
... spinster, 18, banner st,” gravesend [kent, farmers Hammond Horace John and Horace, chapel, oltham, Hammond Horace John, chapel, cltham, kent, farmer Hammond Horace John, farmer, and Harriet, spinster, chapel, elthara, kent [spinster Hammond Sarah E, high street ...
... AGRICULTURE. Agrieniht*t>l Anticipation. —lt is satisfactory to learn, says the Maidstone Jounutl, that in some districts the bop plant has greatly benefited by the mor« genial weather. It must not, however, understood that the crop, whole, is in promising ...
... Shoreditch, London,within a stone’s throw of the Railway Terminus, right and left on the opposite side of the way; and 97, Kent Road. AGENT FOB BUST AND NEIGHBORBHOOD— H. MANTZ, ST. JOHN'S STREET, Agents :—Mr. Snelling, Orford Hill; Miss Hump, Gentlemen’s ...
... SEEDS are acknowledged to be superior to all others. QUTTONS' « GOLD MEDAL MANGEL +) GOLDEN TANKARD YELLOW FLESH possesses invaluable feeding properties, QITTT()NS' GOLDEN TANKARD YELLOW ») FLESHED MANGEL, awarded the Highland Society's Gold Medal as the ...
... spinster Chariton, esquire Peters, Alfred, T Maidstone, pape Peters, James, T ‘ovil, wi Maidstone, gent t-road, , Peters, John, 792, Old Ken: Pether,Henry oom thwark, gent. albertT. Petts, Pettit Thomas H., Bromley, Kent, g tit $42, Widmorr-ro Douse, Philcox ...
... pleasure in nominating him again to be his saa rxets were quiet. Prices : Mid and East Kent, 24 to I churchwar lee for the ensuing year, and he should be I £6lO ; Weald Of Kent, £4.0 to 4415; Sussex, 15 to pleased to receive from any parishioners present the ...
... Harris (17), Bennett’s Yard, Ber Street, boot maker; Arthur Haward (17). Nelson Street, Heigbarn, rivetter; George Snelliug (17), Lock and Key Yard, Ber Street, labourer; James Pond, (18), Paradise Row. NewLakenbam, boot finisher; James Breese (17), Brewers' ...
... his possession. He was committed for trial. Vibcoukt Holwesiule and Mr. Hartdvke's return for Mid Kent was celebrated by a Conservative banquet Maidstone presided over Mr. Hardy. In proposing tbe health the two member* Mr. Hardy eloquently expounded thegeneral ...
... USUAL RATE. LONDON.—O 9, Tooloy-stroet, I’hconix Wharf, and L. C. and D. Riilwsy, Blackfnars. KENT.—AII Stations on L. C. and D. Railway also Rochester and Maidstone. SUSSEX.—Brighton ; and Swan, Corn Market, Horsham. SURREY.—Aehby, Croydon; and Hicks, Guildford ...
... water boots, bullock holders, farriers’ knives, Newmarket bandages, balling guns, horse pads, castrating case, singeing lamp, farriers’ case, milking syphon, knives, lamb castrating forceps, instruments, drenching horn, horse standard, hunting boot, tips ...