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... Co., 16, St. James-street, London ; Messrs. Hammond. Plumptre, and Co., Bank, Canterbury; Messrs. Wigan Mercer, and Co., Maidstone ; and tbe London and County Bank, Canterbury, have kindly consented to receive suttscriptions. Sui .criptions already announced:— ...
... 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 ...
... formerly of Boyle Cottage, at or near Colnhrook, in the county of Buckingham, and late of Kent Villa, Giange-road, Baint Lawrtnce-on-Sea, in the county of Kent, widow (who died on the 25th day of March, 1876, inteotate, and letters of admin stration to ...
... 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 ...
... THE 'WOODFORD TIMES-SATURDAY, MAY 13 1876. Something closely resembling the story of Boots at the Holly Tree is reported from across the Atlantic. It appears that on the 7th of April, a citizen of Detroit, happening to be on Jefferson Avenue, had his ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... G. RIMI7ZB SMITH, General Manager. QALMO FONTINALIS. - AMERICAN BROOK TROUT.—The Boperititendent Cray Fishery. Fuot's Cray. Kent. Le booking orders for Ova end Fry for nest mums. Holion's Patent Retching Boxes abort 4 expected nom Americo. DONDS ! PONDS ...
... 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 ...
... Duchess of TECK, Bis Serene Highness the Duke of TECK, In AID of the BUILDING FUND of the HOSPITAL for DISEASES of the THROAT (Golden-square, W.h at St. James's ■ Hall, WEDNESDAY, May 24, 1870, to commence at three j o'clock precisely. Madame Christine Nilsson ...
... 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 ...
... REQUIRED, in the county of Kent, a Small iTTAGE. for a Lady, with good garden ; an old-fashioned house not objected to, or non-residonce farmhouse might suit. R. Nt mustbemotl.-r i \ . V »'., Pearson Grove, -forthfleet, Kent WANTED, to PURCHASE, a well-built ...