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... obtained at the inns in the neighbourhood ; at the Auction Mart, City; of Messrs. Frank Richardson and Sadler, Solicitors, 8, Golden-square, W. -, sad of Messrs. Prickett and Son, Auctioneers and Land Agents, 62, Chancery-lane, W.C. By order of the Mortgagees ...
... £0170 £3. 0 0 018 6 3 5 0 1 1 0 3 10 0 THE RED BOOT SHOE COMPANY. SEWN BOOTS OR BIVETTED; AtL GOODS WARRANTED TO WEAR EQUAL TO HAND SEWN, AT LESS THAN HALF THE COST. Bo00Ts & Sson.-. MEN'S STRONG NAILED BOOTS, 8/6 . ALL GOODS ARE WARRANTED. GENTS.' ELASTIC ...
... 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 ...
... Southampton-wryer, Bloomsborpanuare t and of the Atrenossaits. et. Oheapside. in the beet part of the county of Kent, about live miles from Maidstone. immediately adjacent to Wateringbury station on the South.F.astern Railway, and shoot two miles from Mallip ...
... Whotsomp ol Whbkion. ' Kent-street, Borough, for obtaining a shawl T-E;fiN&OßE‘—W_—'ET_/_g?‘ R i (and one shilling and ninepence from Jane neet =' o nt. . o E CORE wmgl;“‘ and piee® — | Barnes, a domestic servant at old Kent-road, T O Mudiol Joarna ...
... Bev.. W. H. Clarkson (Canterbury). T. 8. Gregor, (Faversham), S. Weeley (Gravesend), J. Cooper (Folkestone), and J. Hall (Maidstone). Oa Wedneeday there was a tea in the sehoolnioni, wales was filled. Afterwards there was • public meeting, rooted ewer by ...
... Upton, 173, Lewisham High Road. Kent, tailor and outfitter Cbaa. Drake, of Becclea, Suffoik, auctioneer. Richard Fenton. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, coal and lime merchant. Wm. Simpson, of Lane, and Browaroyd, Bradford, boot and shoe maker. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED ...
... Branch-No. 2, Osborne Terrace, Osborne Road. THE RED BOOT SHOE COMPANY. SEWN BOOTS OB BIVETTED. ALL GOODS WABANTED TO WEAR EQUAL TO HAND SEWN, AT LEESS THAN HALF THE COST. MEN'S STRONG NAIED BOOTS, 8/6 Bona & Sion. GENTS.' ELASTIC SIDES, 7/6, 8/6,916 ...
... Institution has now lifeboats under its management, twenty-one of which are stationed on the coasts of Kent and Sussex, at the following placet:—Kent—Margate, Kingsgate, Broad stairs, Ramsgate, North Deal, Walmer, Kingsdowue, Dover, Hvthe, New Romney, ...
... course for this season. Boy Drowned. —On Thursday morning Mr. W. Carter, the coroner for East Surrey, held an inquest at the Golden Lion, Stanley-road, on the body of Thomas Cousins, a boy aged ten years, who had ken living at No 4, Lower York-road, Croydon ...
... ecend Carmichael, broke .0 cheep in the Highlands; 12 guineas. Garrey, highly commended Maidstone, 0 giuness. litaland and Laudlr, 16 months, broken, 10 gum'a, each. boot, months. al•ays been with a lady. 7 rillllll4l. second Woburn. Topsey and Lwisie. three ...
... King Street, St. James's. FooT.—Fifteen recruits, under proper charge, joined on the inst. from the 46th Brigade Depot at Maidstone. p54T11 FOOT.—At a general court-martial, assembled at Morar on th ruary 23, Private L. Kennedy was arraigned on the following ...