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... Mutual Contract. Valuations carefully arrived at with the assistance ■''ken necessary) the first men every branch of ♦ ommerce. Kent* and Debts collected. Valuations for Probate. BinsM Place Farm, Biosted, Hants. I (jovernrneßt rontractm-w, and Timber Merchants ...
... Junction Bngine Works. Leeds. Gro. Jennings seed merchant, of Ockley. Surrev. John Harris, occupation, Bexley Heath, Kent. Cooper boot and thee Austell. CornwmU. John Will ism Major, wheelwright and carpenter, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. John Baker, baker ...
... by Mr. W. Chs Mullicec whi THE TecHBsoRacE Cc.AIMANTr.-lr. John De Morgan forg lectured at the Beneficial Society's Hall, Kent-street, the Portses, on Tuesday evening, unuder the auspices of The Soc B~orougli Of Portsmouth Mlagna Charts and 'I ichhocne ...
... Brambletye, Hill, Croydon, to Emma Maria, [hird daughter Mr. William Taverncr, Rye. DEATHS. January oth, at West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone, Harriett, wife of Mr. George Gadd, aged yeirs. January 31st, Fairlight. Mary Aim, lehct of Joh:: dvard. late ...
... advantage all applications must be sent direct to Mr. SIMMONS, Hon. Seeretary. Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union, 40. High-street, Maidstone. Several hundreds of labourers have left Kent and for Queensland during the four yeius. The following satisfactory reports ...
... orders to the address. SOLI FOB HASTINGS, ST. LKOVARDS, AND NEIGHBOURHOOD FOB RAGGETT'S NOURISHING STO GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE, AMD HOLMES & STYLES MAIDSTONE ALES. THORPE BROTHERS, 21 & GEORGE STREET, HASTINGS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL gOOI & g H °B jyj-ANUFACTURERS ...
... to which the parties could have place determined to to prison did obey injunction granted The Kent Assize— The Kent Spring Gaol Delivery commence Maidstone the 19th inst inasmuch the sesrioLS usually to relieve work of the will this year take place March ...
... Hall, on Monday. February 12th 1877, the whole of the stock of Mr Joseph Wilding, boot and shoemaker, 4, Bank-street, Wrexham, consisting of home-made and other Boots and Shoes in men's, ■women's, and children's, also a quantity of men's and boy's Leggings ...
... her tired Dutchman of husband sleepy (commenced pulling off his boots preparatory to going to bed “Alldis day” said he I tink I some little grabble in I get ’em out now” He turned his boot poured out snuffers made by -two of them close-set little one the ...
... W. & J. Kennedy. George Jennings, Ockley, Surrey, seed merchant. John Harris, Lexley Heath, Kent, of no occu- pation. Cooper Sobey, St Austell, Cornwall, boot and I shoe manufacturer. John William .Major, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, wheelwright and carpenter ...
... OF FIRST-CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES. Mr. JOHN ALLISON wiU BELL by AUCTION, at his Mart. Change alley, on Monday. Tuesday', and Wednesday Evenings. February 12th, 13th, and 14th, and Thursday, if necessary, the Largest and Best BTOCK of BOOTS and SHOES that ...
... London and Brighton (Various Powers) Londonderi y Bridge London, Essex, & Kent Coast Junction (Aba n dt.) Lon., Tilbury, & Southend (Shoeburyness Exten.) Louth and East Coast Maidstone Bridge Malmesbury Manchester & Milford and Mid-Wales (Amalgam.) Manchester ...