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... South Stock, Wn.lfi:gford, widow Buss Samuel, Chart Sutton, Kent, farmer Buss Samuel, Chart Sutton, Kent, farmer, Sion Thomas Adams, Elizabeth Adams, and Thomas Bamford Buss Samuel, Chart, Sutton, Kent, farmer, Thomas Bamford, and Elizabeth Adams Butler Charles ...
... g- Taylor. Henry A., Pre Farm, Albans, esquire Taylor. Henry, and 113, Oxford street, gentleman George, Kent, spinster Taylor. Jane Charlotte, Kent Villa, Bromley common, Taylor, John. rc!worth, gentleman Taylor. John Mann, Oxford street, draper Taylor ...
... about £25; rent year. Apply, Mr. Thos. Ht. Tacon, Eye, Sngolk. the Boot and Shoe Trade. OOIT Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Workmen wanted at cnee ; constant employment.—Apply E. IdOCKE, Golden Boot,” 42, Abbey gate-street, Bury St. Edmumi’s. 2504 To Painters, ONE ...
... want • jolt this election' Witco. replied Yee. and Mr. White gave him • note to take to Mr. Kent. Witness took sots to Mr. Kent on Monday, and Mr. Kent asked Witne. sat clown and wrote until 119.11111. He then asked for some refreshments, bet Mr. bast ...
... BLACK DOESKINS, to. Mausanm osdbba kxsouted. E. SEOYtES. GOLDEN SHEEP, DAVET PLACE, NORWICH. r«tISPB CELEBRATED HALF- « aot to b« - ~ y ?*l M ««. l»i«t A»r Mltod. B« •“ » - *■ |_| OPS.—Fineot New Kent, wholeeale, at Li OUSE, Large Garden, Greenhouse, Croquet ...
... course upon Mr. Kent's farm at Chippenham, the Ifitb inst. James Eley, the gamekeeper, proved having seen them land, and the dogs run a hare.âThe defendants said they went that way to try the dogs ; they first intended see Mr. Kent for his permission ...
... Colchester, widow Hemmed Elizabeth A., Nettlestead. Maidstone, wife of William Hammond Hammond tleorge Creasy, 1 18 Harmer street, Gravesend, and Eleanor j l gentleman Hammond Horace John Chapel. Kent, farmer (deceased. and Horace Hammond I lorace John ...
... ss, C.M., Post-offloe, Bromley, Kent. 1186 Land, of from 100 to 200 acres, may be obtained -fUT ANTED, a good COOKtor the Dairy.—Apply, of the various Provincial Governments, with additions VV Mrs. Locke’s, Golden Boot Register Office, 42, in some cases ...
... Sergeant W. Death, of a son. MABRIAOBS. AiXEN-KENT-80th nit., Bt. Mary’s Church, Bury St. Edmund’s, by the Key.— Jones, Charles William Allen. of Lawsball, to Susan Ann Kent, the eldest daughter Thomas Kent, fruiterer, of this town. Bonham—Sheriffe—26th ...
... Joseph Cooper, fai.nec, ?? to ilcoush, youngvest eocrviv. ing daughter of the late Robert Clarki; Tim~es Fa m,n Hlildenhorough, Kent, and ]ate oE Bca'? field St. Clare, Sufrol. BRADlEER-SHADDOCK.-2Sth rlt.,at the6-r ?? Church, .. Mfrylebohe. George Frederickl ...
... members, as the best means of restoring confidence to the association. Suspected Murder at Maidstone.—On Tuesday morning a bargeman named Charles Lewis, of Bearstead, Kent, was apprehended by tho police there, on the chnrge of having murdered his wife Saiah ...
... William 29 Upper Fent, Manletoue, gentleman Dixon James E., Market Harboroogb, professor of movie l)obney Henry Hamlet, Maidstone. Baptist minister Dobson Charles, Boston. bank manager [Down Dolan Rev. Robert If., H High street. Holywood, comity Donsgan ...