... hair Rees and H. Walters, slure, boot manufacturers K. Sane ■ Maidstone, Kent, trenm sawyers- Downing (deceased), Birmingham, ?? - workers— W. Woo.! aci W. s, T Cheshire, cotton donblers— T. Harnian aad ' Chatham, Kent, builders i. Bradford nd' l ' N ...

... Clerkcnwellroad, Middlesex—Alary J. Kecs and Henry Walters, boot and shoe mnniifacturcrs, Cominercial-atreet,Newport, Monmoutlisbirc. Saucto anil heeler, steam sawyers, Meilwavstreet, Maidstone, Kent.—Brawn and Downing, architectural metal workers and iron ...

... about 5 feet 7 inches high, stout built, fair complexion ; has been employed by Messrs. Neave, contractors, Crayford, and at Maidstone. One child. (W.) CHARLES COLLINS, lately employed as a labourer at the Erith Gas Works, aged 40, height about 5 feet 5 inches ...

... dangerous,not only to horses by wrenching tile caulking off their shoes, but also to women and children with small-heeled boots. —On being put to the vote, the recommendation was adopted. There was no recommendation about the tenders for the drainage ...

... stationery, medicines, perfumery, wins, girl* beer, tobacco, and cigars. Wearing apparel (ladies' sentlesome and child. ms's), boots and shoe% hosiery, bats, robrellas, Household furniture, cutlery, linen (house and table). g) Waterproof clothing. Pianos (selling ...

... importers—Mary Jane Kees and Henry Walters, Commercia-sireet, Nowport, Mon., boot and stice manufac- Parss s S WL SR iPetAloy Sy et Vgl turers—Sancto and Whecler, Mcdway-street, Maidstone, i steam sawyers—Brawn and bownmg. 63, Clemeunt-suroet, Luminghaw, ar ...

... stationery, medicines, perfumery, wine, spirits beer, tobacco and cigars, wearing apparel (ladlm*. gentlemen's, and children’s), boots end •ho**, hosiery, hats, cape, umbrellas. Ac . drvselmc and toilet articles, portmanteau!, tranks, he., hoaaehold furni- ture ...

... aUlloner> . medtetn*-*. perfumery, wine, •piri'* heer. tobacco and cigar*, wearing api*arcl (ladle*, gentlemen’*, and rblldren'*). boot* and •bo* *, bo*lerv. hat*, cap*, umbrella* 4c.. canea and toilet article*, portmanteau*, trunk*. 4c.. boo«ehold furniture ...

... United Orders of the Temple and Malta in England and Wales. The ceremony took place at the Hall of the Supreme Council, 33, Golden-square. The ceremony was performed by ( olonel Shadwell H. Gierke, Great Sub-Prior, in the presence of a distinguished company ...

... find him. He then gave information the police, and Inspector Meeting, the R Division, apprehended him that morning.-Elisabeth Kent, living Belvedere, identified the prisoner, who obtained la. from her to exactly the same way the 15th nit. She had never received ...

... unlawful poaeeaaioo of pair new boote with which wm •topped In William-etreet, Woolwich.-Mr. Allieoo, bootmaker, Powis ttreei, Woolwich, identified the boots as stolen from his shop. —The prisoner said be bought the boots (or Ss. from a stranger.— Mr. Baiguy ...

... prisoner £5, or two months’ m labour. ‘ A CEvrENARIAN, — The Maidstone and Kent County Standard records the death, in her 105th ear, of Blizabeth Weaver, liviag in Plensant-row, ‘numnrn.d. Maidstone. Her husband died in his 100th year, her father in his 104th ...