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... through the Hon. Financial ry, Mr. K. T. Hamilton, at the Institution, Little Saffron-hill, ' r.-els of old or new Clothing, old Boots, &c , will be most gratefully received at the 1 nstitution. P. PLATT. Secretary. EAST LONDON HOSPITAL for CHILDREN, Rateli ...
... mc street. Wj ly, W. igh street. Notting-hill, W R. li How> ly, W. hill. W. J. ai ngton. W. r, THOMAS GRANT, Distillery, Maidstone. KINAHAN'S LL i -KINAHAN and • that throngh I -idation of the v't'liislv-y ■ Ihavo very carefully arid fully ai. nown and ...
... i/ custody sod contempt had bees discharged. As the ; vicerage of 'Latham is in the county of Kent, Mr. Tooth, If arrested there, would he taken to Maidstone Geol. The Bishop of will forthwith provides for the spirituel charp of the perish. TO EDITOR. ...
... Hal I kent'sb Fire beat Little Mary Fair boat Charlie I Kelpie beat Pea Foam Tbt LIMFOED STAKES, for iixte«o pappie*. *t «llr •**; winner, 00-, second, £10; tkird and toorth. £Jesco. Mr. Treror'* b w b Tbankfol. b/ Roclwtsr -Wsrwickihlre Less, boot Kow ...
... next, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of considering an Application to be made by me to the Oounty Court of Kent, hoi den at Rochester, on Monday, tho 12th tlay of February, 1877, at Two o'olock in the afternoon, for my release as Tn i ...
... Act to further amend the Raw of I is hereby (liven, that all CREDITORS and i having any claims or demand . |j VNNAH CRIPPS of Kent, wi'i ceased (who. lied on ti 10th day of May, 18C7. the Principal Rrgist i Justice, on the Gth day of October, 1876, by Edwai ...
... CREDITORS and other persons having any debt or claim against or upon the 1 RICHARD CLEMENT, late of West Peckham, in the county of Kent, farmer (who died on the 10th day of November, 1876, and whose will, with a codicil thereto, was proved in her Majesty's Court ...
... PORTER'S 'S’A— celebrated FOKPQISE HIDE BOOTS for MEN and BOYS.—The above REWARD will be given to any one WEAR OUT thes » BOOTS SIX MONTHS. Prices to measure from 17a. to 235. The softest leather and the most flexible boots ever worn. The uppers have been known ...
... apprehension, &c., will be paid by the Guardians, on application to the Clerk, Mr. Frederick Cox. Clerk—Mr. JOHN HAYWARD, Dartford, Kent. CHARLES ALFRED STOREY, a labourer, aged 24 years, about 5 feet 5 inches high, thinly built, fair complexion, a small moustache ...
... t hint from the sett, and called a porter, who met into tee carriage let it. Saw deceased (. 11 'the centre platform (North Kent down) as my train passed. He was in the co. - ered side of the Lotion way. Deceased wits alone. I took out the parcels. ibis ...