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... ship-owners. A. Mosraan, of Liverpool, merchant. E. J. Braahier, of Chancery-lane, boot and shoe-maker. R. Morris, Regent-street, Piccadilly, auctioneer. J. Potter, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer. W. Neale and K. Hale, of Tooley-street, Southwark, druggists. W. Luckeit ...
... merchant. William Morris, Tunbridge, Kent cabinet-maker. Walter Scammell, late of Old Brentford, boot-maker. Henry, Kirk, late of Portland-terrace, St. John’s-wood, London, hay Francis William South, Maidstone, Kent, beerseller Watson, Audley, Staffordshire ...
... cloth-n John Sykes, Leeds, mustc-selkr. John Enoch, Warwick, boot-maker. Charles Poulter, Long Mclfbrd, Suffolk, victualler. John Miles, Shrevsbury, music-seller. James Steer, Maidstone, Kent, tallow chandler. INSOLVENTS. Char Wilson. Manchester, wool ...
... are worse. I'he hot weather has completely destroyed the prospect crop from the Weald of Kent and Eetex and the North Clays may be said quite gone. The East Kents have bren getting daily worse fur the last week, and the city grounds at Canterbury have ...
... Wooden drains Tester, deep farming Yields of countries Yule, Mr. (Armagh palace) Zoology Ray, John Hud chaffed wheat „ golden „ >f „ golden drop hondon: PublishoJ by and Sans, 5, Pater, noster Row; and sold also at Cousir CIIEOKIOLI Office, Dorchester. This ...
... airs in a veiy creditable manner. At eight o'clock the chief parts of the performance commenced with the amusing farce of Boots at the Swan, the characters well sustained by members of the Poole Amateur Theatrical Company. Mr. Henry Higgins, a gentleman ...
... Union-place, Kent.road, merchant, E. F. Jaques, Gravesend, market-gardener. E. Harrison, Lofthouse, Yorkshire, spirit-merehant. R. Barrett, of Pavement, MoorfieWs, iaceman. E. C. Bessel), of Cadogan-street, Chelsea, music-seller. W. Harrison, of Maidstone, ca ...
... the Armagh railway accident, has received £l,OOO compensation from the Great Northern Ireland Railway Company. At Kent suites, at Maidstone, on Thursday, Thomas Hook, a hawker, was found guilty of the murder of his wife at Gravesend on September ith, and ...
... hands of the Treasurer one month in advance the Kent at which the Tolls may be let, and /jive Security, with two sufficient Sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees, lor payment of the remainder of the Kent Monthly ; and the Persona proposed as Sureties ...
... Everybody (including the Babies) Weighed 01 CHARGE. Come in your Thousands and welcome the Champions of the Boot Trade. THE GRAND NEW COUNTY BOOT MART [4597 16. CORNXILL , DORCHESTER• JULY 11, 1889. FIRST-CLASS REFERENCES GIVEN, AND PLANS AND ESTIMATES ...
... o* and a.d. 54—thus making it about 1700 years old. The Maidstone Gazette says that the Wheat looks in flourishing state, and perhaps was never better in February than present. The farmers in Kent are already sowing tlieir Lent crops, particularly oats ...
... which the of the sufferers have been thrown could not be adequately described. Mire CaprraL ConvicTs av MAIDSTONE. The calendar for the county of Kent at the late assizes has not for n great many years presented so fearful an amount of charges of murder ...