... Her rail chews above I The Crown law officers have decided that the county water. The M. Is oxham is the property of Mr. W. Kent is now liable for the expenses incurred by Cory, of West HartlepooL the Woolwich overseers in interring the victims of Receipts ...

... , Coombe, Blossom, Porta', 11 ; third, 0 L Coombs . Brunette, Platen, 9 yrs; reserve and no. 0 Riddell, Lanes Court, Maidstone, Kent. 1 yra Olsen H.—Any variety not exceeding 1$ hands, for general .—Fiat, 230, 0 L Bethsrland, Coombe, Croydon, Barmy, Oenteunia ...

... Tom Imms, the Norfolk Stag-hounds, since 1877. Patrick Dalton, from the Duhallow, since 1875; address, Wateringbury, near Maidstone. George Morgan, late the Southwold ; address, Iteepham, Lincoln. As Hormone, Filter Jaw Kamm Bowmen!. William Snafth, late ...

... and Willett. solicitors, Bromley, Kent ; at the Mart; snd of Bix ter. Payne, and Lepper, land agents and surveyors. Town hail, Bromley. Kent, and 69, Kiug William-street, E.C. Oblslehurst and Bromley (between), Kent.— A fine Fr ehold Resi- dential Property ...

... chase and prisoner in Row Two young men came up witness prisoner girl in Fleet Street asked to hold him while back to his boots on When he returned found tlio prisoner iiail from Horse Street surrounded by crowd l’risoncr given into custody l’olice-constable ...

... D.A.V., aged 30. Jeffery.—June 17. at the Coombe, Newlyn, Miss Catherine Jeffery, aged 19 years. Kent.—June 23, at Trevethau, Gwcnnap, Mr. Nicholas Kent, aged 61. Kes-sell.—June at Trcvarrack, Gulval, Charles Henry White, youngest and dearly beloved son ...

... 51, Flint-street; John T. Jelly, clerk, 46, Curzon-street; William Johnson, warehouseman, 10, Rath bone-place; Henry Exton, boot manufacturer, 19, Brierley-street. English Language: Arthur Barton, watchmaker, 7, St. Nicholas-street; James O. Hargrave, ...

... the time of sale i of the proprietors as ahove, or at . : ; . tie Horse audi Rcpodtory, New Kent-road, 1, 1 ELEPHANT and CASTLE H ...

... His horse Stag was led in the rear of the car by M. Gamble, the chief of the late Emperor's stud stables, the Prince's boots dangling at the charger's side. The rude bier was drawn slowly by eight horses, caparisoned in black, and immediately behind ...

... the leather and wholesale boot trades was held at the Queen's Hotel, Leeds, on Monday, for the purpose of forming a Creditors' Aesociatlon. It waa unanimously decided, after discussion, not to confine the association to the boot and leather branches, but ...

... Hill Birmingham Est 1839 SILICATE PAINTS Iron from Corrosion from decay nor durable ini ship use Manufactured stup use u c Kent & Liver- rfc VERTICAL STEAM ENGINES BOILERS— 1 10 HP Cash Hire Terms Write Testimonials and Illustrated Price List E S HINDLEY ...

... absolutely nothing. Mr. Wodkhouse said the expenses, whatever they mit'ht be, were only sue had been borne by other Unions Kent without complaint. The resolution moved Mr. Pittock was then put ' the meeting and carried. 19 voted for it, one, Mr. . K. ...