... engineer, of Wellington, New Zealand, to whom she was going with her brother (who was saved); and Mr. Percy Joslen, of Maidstone, in Kent, who was going out with his brother. The latter is one of the survivors. All tiie second class Cassengers, six number ...

... Ilendenion, engite,•r of Wellington New to whew sine sea wring with her brother (who was dewed), Laud Mr. Perry Josten, d Maidstone, in Kent, who was going out with hi; brother. The letter oac of the survivors. All the e.-rend clews p ,sen- in number, were ...

... showets Harbinger of sweet spring flowerfi If fashionable spring Boots you require, At Leverett's you should all inquire, Ease, Elegance, Workmanship guaranteed.. JOli LEVEiETI! Bespoke Boot Maker, 67, Bold-street, Oloaleton Road, Hinlme. 9-IRAMPAGNE CIDER ...

... Wellman. Oxford-street.. London, on shoe Bailey and Irwin, Walworth, London, boot and shoe manu W. a Gobl?-Borou S h, High-street, Southward London, hop chant. . j • Won. boot maker. H Theobald Silvertown, Essex, grocer. Mfch machine J. Londo^nilder. IS ...

... Sand ham, Bolton, boot maker. J. Brooks, Hereford, potatoe dealer. T. Farron, Swaffham, builder. Jones and Powell, Birmidgham, boot and shoe makers. H. Edginton, Solihull, painter. T. Moit, Birmingham, baker. J. Jones, Tipton, boot and shoe maker. T. ...

... EXECUTION AT MAIDhTONE. The eutivict Fordred, onovieteol a• the butt Kent spring arises of the wilful minder of lin Miry Anne Bridger, expiated hie crime upon the sedtobt at Maidstone Gaol at nine o'i•lack on I otuaday. The rrisuoable man anew his conviction ...

... MURDER OF A PARAMOUR. The convict Fordrell, convicted at the last Kent oprin g Assizes of the wilful murder of his paramour, I Mary Anne Bridger, espinted his crime upon the eaaffold at Maidstone Osoi, at nine on Tuesday mom. Mg. The miserable man, sine.. his ...

... MURDER OF A PARAMOUR. The convict Fordred, convicted at the last Kent Spring Assizes of the wilful murder of his paramour, Mary Anne Bridger, expiated his crime upon the scaffold at Maidstone Gaol, at nine on Tuesday morning. The miserable man, since his ...

... builder. G. Y. Sparrow. Old Kent-road, London, tailor. llt( »y W. C. all, Upper Thames-street, London, provision J. Loftus, Mile-end. London, tailor. W. Rees, Lower Norwood, London, baker. T. R. Miles, Hoxton, London, boot and shoe maker. S. C'ayford ...

... Middlesex, goldstnmth-adjudlcation July 8, 1875. BANKRUPTS. Cbapman, Charles P. L., late of Heathaeld Lodge, the Grove, Sydenbam, Kent, shipowner and merchant, but now of 2P, Percy-atreet, Bedford squars, Middlesex out of business. Page, John O., a6, Dockheand ...

... nuisances, Dombrain, Mayfleld, tanner. F. J. Howard, Canterbury, groser. C. J. Freed, Little Chart Kent, bricklayer and painter. W. Shrubsole, Maidstone, Kent, wheelwright. C. Bevii, Croydon. Surrey, tailor. J. P. Lidgold, Kingston/surrey, cattle dealer. ...

... or Mr. JOHN GEORGE PEARSON. Soli, citor. The Market Drayton. Salon. m lnj In the best part of the county Kent, about fi?c iiille* from Maidstone. Immediately adjacent to Wateringbury Station the South-Eastern Railway, and about two miles from Mailing ...