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... at 2, Collegiate-crescent, Broomhall-park, Sheffield, the wife of Alfred H. Allen, of a daughter. BARKER.?? Jan. ZO at Maidstone, the wife of Captain Barker, 50th, The Queen's Own, Regiment, of a daughter. BENTLEY.?? Jan. 30, at Cavendish Villa, Q ...
... the station waa refused. ■ on the look-out, suspecting he was took him into custody, and on being re- ?? station a pair of boots was found on h it was believed were taken from the feet of Watkins. Some articles of female .111 him, portions of the works ...
... Dover t.ailways. This line is promoted by the Sevenoaks, Maidstone, and Tunbridge (tail way Company, and will afford a fresh communication by railway between London and Mid Kent, wa Otf ord, Maidstone, and Ashford, while at the same time it will open up beautiful ...
... Ha 1 *? Kent, grocers— li: Dean and Co. Liscard and elsewhere, l* dealers— lnnian and Dibb, Otley, stcani threshing machine J .'.mikes and Thompson, Jlulme, joiners— Roy BrotM BatcHtr, wharf lngers — Thorn;. s Bradbury and Son*,, Shew Golden-s.iuar , ...
... conunis Hamblen and Raymond, ieov_, giove mannfacturerer ■ml Stroud, Kouiicss ami Win li and same md Rawlinson, Silver-st. Golden-sq. prin Derby, leathi castle-upon-Tyne, upholsl others, l'ecket Well, near Bebden Brid fustian mam. ds T. Sutcli Bond, Watling-st ...
... applied at the Southwark Police-court an on.er f..r the destri.ciion of a feroco.us dog belonging to his waster, a in the OW Kent-ruad, by which he hail ten, allegini as the ground tor the applira , ion his heelth Lad an: erud owing to the Lae. and he would ...
... Holbom ; and of the Auctioneer, 29a (corner of;, Lincoln's- lnn-tields. and at Chislehr.rst, Kent. On Thursday Next.? Sydenham (close to the Station on the Mid-Kent Line, and less than one mile from the Crystal Palace Low-level Station). MR. DAVID J. CHATTELL ...
... â THE GOLDEN WREATH, ballet d'aot-on, by ,1. Albery, Esq., arranged by M. l'.ertrand. music by U. Jacobi. Prn.ipal ilanseuse, Mdlle. David, of theTl.. Han Carlo, Naple ., Milan. Paris, and Vienna.- TO-NIGHT, at 10.15, A LHAMBRA. -THE GOLDEN WREATH, ...
... Russell. Son, and Scott, solicitors, 14, Old Jewry Chambers, London, E.C., and Durtford, Kent ; at the place of sale ; snd of the Auctioneers, Bexley-heuth, Kent, Kings-cross, St. Pancras (close to the Midland, Great Northern, and Metropolitan Railways) ...
... examined and said no violence was offered to Rook.— Mr. P.alguy determined upon sending the case to the West Kent Quarter Sessions, at Maidstone, their recognisances being taken as pre- viously. LAMBETH. Charge of Ad-I-JlStertng Ammonia. — Rebecca Rayner ...
... FIRE and LIFE Chief Office, 73 and 74, KING WILLIAM STI! EET, E.C. W. P. RKYNOLDs, Manager. mHE KENT FIBE an ...
... were charged on remand with stealing a small dre-sin{r-gla«s, value 6s. 3d., from outside the shop of Richard i'hiip, 198, Old Kent-road.— One of the Prisoners was seen to take the glass from outside the shop, where it was exposed for sale, and hand it to ...