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... Julius Carat (11) bto 1 Cessr,l,2, 8 (tk) WWI@ stewards: Vfaeoant Viscount 0. 3.U.VTOSo, %aq. Macey, ,& Et W. and Aldermen Ur. Boot& that of the oouree: dr. B. hamster): Mr. J. Judge: Hr. H. Joanscw. Hat TWA. Pura 100 weightefor-age,, with eeWoti rade. Yr ...
... were allowed to remain in mixed competition. Mr. Mapplebecks Fan, so often successful, has again triumphantly cirried off the golden apple. Mr. DaWere Yarrow took second, and certainly has a far better head than Thompson's Guelt, who took third, whose else ...
... Fleming. Esq., 40, New Kent-road, S.E. NKW KENT-ROAD and BOROUGH. -By order of the Executors of Air. John Jones, deceased.— Twenty-one Houses, Nos. 21 to 32, Wickham-place, and 1, la, 2, 3, 4 5, sa, 6, and 7, Wickham-gardens, Kent-street, Borough, producing ...
... Police-court with giving false names and addresses in pledging worthless boots. The prisoners were known as boot translators, and their business cousists in purchasing old boots in Petticoat-lane and barn- ishing them up to be sold or pledged. A fine ...
... lstone ?? at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. G. Langridge, land agent, surveyor, and valuer, be, Tunbridee Wells, Kent. Acidington, near Maidstone, Kent. — Tbe substantial and recently* erected Residence known as The Mount, delightfully situated on tho main road ...
... all chemists and perfumers at 3s. per box, that or double sixe, witn putt. ss. GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBARE'S AUREOLINS produces, by two or three applications, the beaaritnl golden colour so much admired. Warranted not to destroy the hair. Pi ice ss. cd. and 10s ...
... of f ECK, Bis Serene Highness the Duke of TECK, In AID of tbe BUILDING FUND of the HOSPITAL for I ■ DISEASES cf the THROAT (Golden-square, W.), at St. Jamsi's | Hall, WEDNESDAY, May 24, 1870, to commence at three I ?? lock precisely. I Madame Christine ...
... accent the highest or any Tender.— By order, VR IK .. I.'ICK CLARKE, Secretary. Waterloo-bridge Station, London, May 19, 1876. KENT COUNTY ASYLUM, Chartham, Canter- ban.-TENDER for PROVISIONS, &o.— Persons willing to CONTRACT for Supplying the On. uty Asylum ...
... county of Kent, farmer. ?? a«ed (who died tid day of November, 1875, and whose will was pioved in her y's High Court of Justice, the Principal Registry, on the loth day of February, 187 G. by Ed.vyn Evans Cronk, ot Sevenoaks, in the aid county of Kent, auctioneer ...
... solicito rs, 35, £tdfoid-rt w ; and cf tho auctioneers, 80, Cheapiide. In tbe best pr.rt of the county of Kent, about five mil h fro n Maidstone, immediaiely adjacent to Wateringbury Sti ,tion oa tl.e South-Eastern Kail way, and about two miles fr am ...
... 26. DARTFORD, Kent.— Freehold Accommodation Meadow Land, about four acres, of rich grazing quality, most eligibly situate immediately adjoining the town and close to the High-street. In the High Court of Justice, Chancery Divisi ia. KENT.— The beautiful ...
... Hall. Norwich. John Collins, Bush-bill, Winchmore hill, N. 1 Druce, Eynsham, Oifonlsniie. ; Donnan, Laurie Pari;, SyUulam, Kent. John Hei ry Raffety, High Wycombe, Bucks. Auditors.— Messi a Cape and ItarrK 8, Old Jewry, E.O. Bankers.— The London and County ...