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... SURREY v. KENT These counties coramenoed their first match ol 1876 at Mote Park, Maidstone, yesterday. At twenty minutes past twelve o'clock Messrs. Absolom aad Shaw op»ued ttie batting of Kent to the bowling of Southerton and Street. Tho Durst ball of ...
... Ooldfield, Warwickshire, out of business. J. Solomon, formerly lloensed victualler, of Bath Tavern, Kent-street. Birmingham, now of Kenmure House, Golden Hillock-road. Small Heath, Birmingham, out of business. B. 0. S. Olaike, of the North, Badbampton Hants ...
... FIRST-CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES. * Mr. JOHN ALLISON will SELL by AUCTION, his Mart, Change-aUey, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS', November 27th, 28th, and 29th, a large and very superior STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES, consisting of Derby Shooting Boots, Gent's ...
... OoldSeld, Warwick* tike, ont of business. J. Solomon, formerly licensed victualler, of Bath Tavern, Kent street, Birmingham, now of Kenmure House, Golden Hillock road, Small Heath, Birmingham, out of business. B. C. S. Clarke, of the Nyth, Bedhampton, Hants ...
... who said he was drunk at tbe time. There were some footmarks in the vicinity of the cote, and tbe constable took the right boot of the prisoner, and with it made an imprint, aud tbe latter corresponded exactly with the other marks. — The pri- soner, who ...
... FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, containing 1,360 Square Yards or thereabouts, situate in Kent-road, Heeley (nearly opposite Victoria-road), and having frontage of about 44 yards to Kent-road. For further particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Vernon, No. 2, Union-street; ...
... and Jackets, Ladies and Kent's tforat. d and Cottou Hon, Worsted, Smallwares, Ribbons, Ties, Lmbsellas, Trimmings, ; Men's Blaj ioside Boots, Bi ditto, Boy's Lsced ditto, Women's ditto, Gli-le* ditto, Oaloches Children's Boot*. Boot Toos, Web. i.eath r, ...
... Upton, 173, Lewisham High road Kent, tailor and out- fitter. Charles Drake, Beccles, Suffolk, auctioneer. Richd. Fenton, Dewsbury, coal and lime merchant. William Bimpson, Munningham lane and Srownrovd, Brad- ford, boot and shoe maker. Annulled. M. V ...
... ? '■ Midiilese.-.. Thos. Elkington, Golden lane, St. Luke's, Middlesex. • and contractor. Jas. P. L. Davies, merchant, at Lagos, West C art o! ?? lately residing in London, but now of Lag«. Samuel Quely. SFew Kent road, Surrey, tis_iir>on(jer. Chas.ilik-s ...
... Not much chance of recognition here. He had his season-ticket, but did not care to show it. The train had only come from Maidstone. He thought it safer to pay his fare through, at the station where tickets were examined. It was not quite midnight when ...
... servitude for life. James Parris, the Ryarsh murderer, convicted at the last Kent assizes of the brutal and totally motiveless murder of a little boy, named Crouch, waa hanged at Maidstone gaol on Tuesday morning, Marwood bein? the executioner. The convict committed ...
... tlßfl G. M. Ball, LeamirlgW-i, National Licultural labourers, 55,000; A. Simmonf, mi.-4- ,-one. Agricultural Labourers' Union, Kent and Sussex, £000 members ; John Byson, Bebside Colliery, and joim Kixon, Newcastle, Northumberland Miners' Asse- rtion. 12 ...