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... Division, made in .lie Matter of the Estate l _A__LEB PILKIIEPOINT D'AROY LANE FOX, late of Oakfleld, I'enshurst. in the county of Kent, deceased. and in an Acti. n. wherein the Honourable LoRA MARY LANE i IKY HAWKINS and the Honoui • li CRACROPT, the wife of ...
... HORIZONTAL STEAM __vaim» VERTICAL STEAM BOILERS J£NtxiaES » *°C RUSSELL SW^ ?? niaS? T albot Ec ?? ,le Work* Xtwtln-fltreet, Old Kent-road, Lopdon, S.JbC BLACKWALL LINE.— MELBOURNE Direct- Messrs. GREENS ship MELBoiRNE, 96.. tons register, Captain R. MARSDEN ...
... la Gloves 2, 100 pairs. M Twist, Black Silk 153 lbs. Hair, Curled ?? 5 ...
... 1875, to 15th January, 187ti 15.000 0 0 £30,000 0 0 To overpaid coupons account 139 0 11 To salaries and wages 1.232 15 8 Kent, gas, and house expenses, plinth Ivertisements, postage, &c. 2,023 5 11 To directors', fees 1,500 0 0 To trusties' fe:*s 200 ...
... and boots.- Ad ur.P; nders-m i, Middlesex. WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT.— AppIy at Re clirfe street, Redeliffc-garieus, W est Brompton, S.W. WANTIiD a GENEKAL SERVANT (25 to So) ; family oi four ; bul ol washing si nt out ; buy cleans windows, boots, knives ...
... Black DOG, at Charing*cross Station : if not claimed in a week, will be sold to defray expenses. —Apply to W. D., Dartford, Kent. NOTICE to HOLDERS of EGYPTIAN TRIBUTE LOANS of 1854 and 1871. —Holders of the above Loans are re- quested to SEND their NAMES ...
... NERY. HARDWARE and CUTLERY. STATIONERY and FANCY GOOD 3. I'ollT MAN I EAI S and LEATHER GOODS. Dl T and TOILET REQTTISTTES. BOOTS an-! SHoES (Em-lish and Foreign). TAILORING and WOOLLEN ( 1 i I Ladies' Waiting Room on First Floor. Arrangements have also ...
... LONDON LINE. INCREASED FAOILITIE* for JUNE. Frequent Trains between I iverpool -street 'New City Stationl. New- cross, and i Id Kent r. ad calling at Whitci hapel, High s'reet. &c. Throuuh Tickets ar '• from Liverpool-street and White- Chanel to all parts ...
... y POISONING DOuS by throwing down poisoned food in the streets —March leth. ANE HOPKIN (formerly Jane Grey7of Green- wich, Kent, spinster ; then Jane Mariatt, widow ; afterward the wife and widow of — Osrr, of Wood-street, Cheapside. London), believed ...
... Yarmouth at 9.60 ?? and Lowestoft at 10.0 a.m., performuK the journey each way in about Si hours. By order, J. B. OWEN, SecreUry KENT COAST RAILWAY (from Faversham to Heme Bay, Margate, Broadstairs, and Ramsgate).— The Directors of the above Company are prepared ...
... Absent though not forgotten.— ONE THOUGHT. HOULD this meet the eye of the Gentleman who called on HORTON BROOKS, of Crayfott. Kent, respecting Property in Chancery, the said Horton Brooks would be glad to com- munlcate with him. • OFFTCLAL NOTICE.— PROPOSAL ...
... plants, no* ready, as follows :— 24 geraniums choice port., 12 agoritmus, 12 verbenas, fine varieties, 12 calceolarias, 12 golden feather, 24 superb double a.- ks, 84 phlok driuumondi, 6 dalUias, package in rail on receipt of P. 0.0. 21s. A sph-ud d ...