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... Snnderland, ironmonger and general dealer. Thomas Barnes, late of Cambridge Arms Inn, Walmer. Kent, licensed victualler, itfid now of Mote Boad, Maidstone. Kent, oat of business. William Marshall. 44, Fountain Street, Manchester, merchant and commission ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS—FRIDAY, JOWK 26. Thomas, Mote-road, Maidstone, Kant, lata licensed victualler—July i 2, Maidstone. Cook, Ar bur Crtxier, Caversham-road, Kentish Town, London July 8, Loudon. Humphry, Mil,ism. Isle Brewers, Somersetshire ...
... BOMNEY OB KENT. Bam, of any ags—lst and tod, Henry Lyminge, -st fire yearling Wm. de Chair Baker. St. Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, Mr Henry Bidden. Yearling ram—lst. Mr John Samuel Stratt Godwin, Court Lodge, West Peckham, Maidstone, Kent; 2nd. Henry ...
... rails soon after starting from that station, and ranalong the ballast for some time without attracting attention. Anup | Mid-Kent passenger train which was passing at the time ran into the waggon which had left the rails, l and caused considerable damage ...
... Messrs Garland and Jay, Kingswood, Boot Manufacturers. Also, the STOCK-IN-TRADE of another Estate, Comprising tips, nails, sample boxes, uppers; men's, boys', and children a nailed boots ladies' and gentlemen's boots great variety, sundry leather, See ...
... York Boad, Momtpelier, TITANTED, Situation BOOTS, in a Commercial Hotel. Can hare five yeais' character from present emjrto^rer. Edwin Barnes, 10, Upper Trafalgar Place, Beccl.en Cliff VfTANTED, a Situation BOOTS. Good reference.— Addre sh. T.. Post office ...
... or GenUe- Imib«, address O. P. Q., Bail* rrw. Office. TO BE LET—HOUSES,VILLAS, *C. * BISHOPSTON. BLANCHE COTTAGE, the Golden Lion. Kent XII. Garden front ftudtack.—Apply Garrard, on the premise*. LET, THE COTTAGE, Langford, Furnished X or Unfurnished. ...
... Clifton. 7ALLIS &. CO.—Free BEER and WINE VAULTS, Famished throoghouL Splendid yosiiios. Bars chaace. Ilia. W TO BE LET, the GOLDEN BOOT INN, Lawrence Hill, doing live barrels weekly.—Apply to Wailia and Co. Bristol Bridgs. MC KAY, Bridge Street.—Free SPIRIT ...
... for the eale Old Beer and Alee m Bristol. One with some knowledge the trade preferred.-Applj Hortuid Road Brewery. BrketoL BOOT TRADE.—WANTED, a TRAVELLER. South and West preferred. Commlesion.-Addi*sa D. B. aad Co., Dally Press \%7ANTED, experienced ...
... JL City Road, Etalit-rooined HOUSE. Large Gardes. Immediateftmmmmimm. ings, and two acres Land (welted I»J.-Ap»lyUf.Rogers,Boot Maher, CmU> tract. 13LLLEVUE HOUSE, MONTPKLEBE.—TWi capital JL> HOUSE, with large Garden. Greenhouse, fee.—Meuam Bcwrnr. ll ...
... 6. Lee, V ANTED, Address, stating salary, H. Prideaux and Co. TTER ina boot and shoe estab- fora S ERVICE and CO. Youth os an as a fer the Workshop.—Apply Cu rod 8 for the Goldens firms wanted y. 5, A Vali, Sect ANTED, Harvey singlo man man as WAITER ...
... dismissing some of the late officers, and proceeded to elect new directors. SUSPECTED MURDER AT MAIDSTONE. Tuesday morning bargeman named Charles Lewis, of Bearstead, Kent, was apprehended by the police there on the charge of having murdered his wife Sarah. It ...