... Brighton. T Griffiths. London. A Han niball. boot maker, London. J Hornby, watch mann.actnrer, Liverpool. J Ingram, woollen draper, London. G S Jealous, manager to a printer, London. and F Jury, tailors, Maidstone. Kelley, railway carriage builder, Birmingham ...

... of Mr H. H. Breaks, upholsterer, Queen-street, aged 4 years. Same day, Robert Thexton, son of Mr John Simpson, shoemaker, Golden Ball Yard, aged months. Same day, at the Lunatic Asylum, Bridget Morphy, late of Liverpool, aged 43 years. On the Ist inst ...

... draper, Manchester. J. M'Cart. nep, provision merchant, South Shields. C. Brown, boot dealer, Birmingham. Anotixed.— T. Harrison, coal merehant, Harrielsham and Maidstone. _ TutsdiY. —James Saunders, miller, Thurltoo, Norfolk Thomas Blaber Daniell, founder ...

... unfurnished. fairly central. —Write Box 827. (20d T ODGINGS required for agiicultural student. Write Box 930. 120 d TI7TD. Kent Unfurnished Self - contained Plat or House for long let; in or about Morecambe.—write Box 902. (20d TUTD. for lady (semi-invalid) ...

... evening : Vale of Lune, Kent Estuary. Lunesdale, Lancaster, Rusland, Dolphinholme, Old Hutton, Lawkland and Grayrlgg. Each club was required to Judge four dairy cows, and they were represented by a team of three members. Results : 1 Kent Estuary, 2 Old Hutton ...

... Forbes. Bradford Arms. Morecambe (President Morecatnbe Licensed Victuallers’ Assn ciatlon); C. Morton, Bowerham Hotel; F. W. Kent, Golden Ball, Snatchems; C. Menalrs, New Inn; W. Powley. Bay Horse Hotel; H. Carruthers, Ring O’ Bells -Hotel; H. Pearson, Greaves ...

... Belfast, general cargo. 27—Lotus, Ardrossnn, limestone. Birtba, fflatriagca, anti Ocatlja. BIRTHS. On the in«t, at Vicarage, Kent, the wife ...

... take water and condemned by Vets, t-iijr FABRIC Jigger Coat, as n»y 0„ 111,I 11 , ’ cured rapidly (l/3d.. 2/6d., and Light Golden Brown. Women’s Rertnl MMUctte and Taoratri Evidence supplied on request. sire PuUy-llned and non-utility. _ H r Ct John sfr ...

... diseases may thereby be averted. There is uo necessity for coufioement or restraint to diet during their use. Mr. AUx. Scott,boot maker, High-street, Dundee Having suffered for years with a bowel complaint, and trying all other medicines to no purpose, ...

... desirous to do what tittle he could to . avert a posein.lity. A largely atteudsd meeting of the Liberals of Mid- Kent Division was held at Maidstone on Monday eight, under the presidency of Mr. Caunpbell• ; Bannerman M.P. when Mr. E. one of toe • Liberal candidates ...

... his crew, again drew to the front, and when opposite the Dung Wharf had placed his own oar level with the bow of the Oxford boot.'TheOxfordcoxswain appearedMetenniued not to be washed, and calling on his crew they answered in a determined manner his appeal ...

... Lancaster and District personnel must assemble at «he Drill Hall in Phoenix Street at 1.30 p.m. on Saturday. Dress will be denims, boots and anklets, berets and caps G.S. F.S.M.O. equipment will be worn. The large pack or suitcase should contain battledress, gym ...