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... About sixty acres of under. WOOD, now growing the Estates of the late Sir Charles Booth, at Teuterden, in the county of Kent. The Underwood is from 18 years growth, and of a superior quality to be cut in the course of the ensuing-winter, at the expence ...
... Bridge, St. Peter’s Street, Canterbury. Wanted, JOURNEYMAN FELLMONGER. the Relations and Kindred of Sir Charles Booth, Knight, decea/ed. SIR CHARLES BOOTH, late of Harrietftiam Plare in the county of Kent, and Harley Street in the of Saint M»ry-le-bone the ...
... clinging superstitiously te the same methods in ajl cases. In these terms is the present fiscal system summed up by Mr. Charles Booth in his contribution to the January National Eeview. The inclusion of Mr. Booti’s name in the Tarift Commission has caused ...
... and who were the next of kin, of Sir Charles Booth, late of Harrictsham Place, m the county of Kent, knight, deceased (who died on about the 26th day of April 1795) and what other relations the said Sir Charles Booth had living at the time of his death ...
... fiD-render Aug. ay. Sept. 1,59, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Park Place, Kcnfington Crofs, Surry. Charles Booth, of Stockport, Chelhlrc, linen-draper; to forrender Sept. 4, 5, 29, at three, at the Golden Buck, Manchefter. Attorneys ...
... SeoreUrr. Friday, April 4, 1879. K.B. —All Goreraors Are privileged Attend the Weekly Bonnie. Liquidations in Kknt.— Charles Booth. Sfcrood, manager for bootmakers. Thomas Bunjard, jao., and George Bunyard (trading Thomas Bunjard and Sons), Maidstone ...
... prisoners UiiL many of whose efftnc. s are a c.jsital naiun-. fc —ii S . i'-ia|msuen, to the real estate of the late Sir Charles Booth, having excited muck convcrsa.ion this neighbourhood, may not uninteresting to our rea l* rs to hear, that Mr. Sicclc, ...
... or Heirs Law the said Sir Charles Booth, living at his death, either expartc paternd or npartc matermi, claiming to be Heir or Heirs at Law the person or persons wlio was or were such Heir Heirs Law the said Sir Charles Booth, living at his death; and ...
... Sheriff 50 00 Wildath o o C. Marlham 150 o o 'l. Taylor 10 00 T. Knight, jun. 150 o Geo. Bifnop to 10 o W, Evelyn 50 o Charles Booth 20 00 Horace Mann o o John Sawbridge 50 o o J. Filmcr 00 John Cole 20 o o Janus Bert 50 o o Fr. Aulkn 50 o J. Toke 50 00 ...
... Guildhall, London. Auquft 9 . John Lung, iWea, Hants, manner, at Guildhall, London. CtitiJUalet it granttJ itferc the *S*P‘ Charles Booth, Aft on, Wa'wick.platcr, Bern. Mordecal. Bucklc-ft-eet, Red-L.on-ftrect, Wh.techapel, Middle fax, lin«n- ...
... for the dissolution of his marriage on the ground of the miscon duct of his wife with the co-respondent, Harry Carter.— Charles Booth, the petitioner, said he was married to tha respondent in 186‘J, and there were seven children. In 1881 he became acquainted ...
... 'inkier, o' Kingslon-upon-Hu l tnenhant. at Uic use ol John Clarkson, Uic White Tavern, in Kingstnn-upon-Hi.ll. Kotemb* rl. Charles Booth, of As on. Warwick, plater, the Tavern, in th( Square, Birmingham. Novembers. John of Collishall, NoKolk, cornmcrrl nnt ...