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... King and other persons from doing their duty. Mrs. King, widow, and boot manu- facturer, Hackney-road, had some dispute in October with hor workmen, owing to the introduction of boote requiring an extra nnmber of rivets. All the men left within a few days ...
... master of the hounds, Mr. E. W. Greene, has succeeded during the short period he haa hunted the Croome country, in winning golden opinions from- those who follow him in the field, and from others with whom his position as master brings him into relations ...
... the Liberal party, and brother-in-law of the late Mr. Kent, next proved that Mr. Kent was acting as inspector on the day of election, and Mr. Guest, auctioneer, stated that the letter to Mr. Kent was in his (Mr. Guest’s) hand-writing. This was the case ...
... Perkins & Framp. ton, Ilolborn Court, Gray's Inn. G. Burn, Maidstone, )>asirv-caok and baker. May 84,51, June 24, at twelve. Court Com. Atts. Wildes, Cbnnrery-lane,-or Messrs. Wildes, Maidstone. G. Lambert, Slnane-street, Chel*es, schoolmaster, bookseller ...
... cabinet-maker. Walter Scammell, late of Old Brentford, boot and shoemaker Henry Kirk, late of Portland Terrace, St. John's Wood, and St James's Square, hay-dealer. Francis William South, Maidstone, beer-seller. William Watson, Audley, Staffordshire, saddler ...
... Martin, Mark Lane, City, wine merchant, to surrender Jan. 4, Feb. 1, at the Bankrupts' Court, London. John Joyce, Bromley, Kent, baker, Jan. 2, Jan. 29, at the Bankrupts' Court, London. Thomas Morris, Murray Street, Hoxton New Town, straw hat manufacturer ...
... object of the meeting into force. Mr. E. Kent objected to a public subscrip- tion. Mr. G. Selwin and Mr. G. Osborne Cowley supported the resolution. The resolution; was unanimously carried. It was proposed by Mr. Kent, and seoonded by Sir C. C. Johnson, that ...
... . Edward Shingler, Birmingham, boot maker, April 19, May 10, at Birmingham. William Weston Young, Joseph Weston Young, and George Young, Neath, Glamorganshire, millers, April 16, May 17, at Bristol. James William Golden, Brighouse, Yorkshire, card maker ...
... Prepared solely by Woolley, Maidstone. o_ Be u ,ur f t0 ask fot Ibeson's Foot Rot Ointment, or Shepherds Friend, prepared by Woolley Maidstone j and sold in tin boxes at 2s. each, by the Proprietor, at bis establishment, Maidstone, snd by aU respectable ...
... 0001. Prices nominal, though lower. Bags. Pockets. Kent 41 10s to 5110s Kent. 41 15s to 61 Sussex .41 Oslo 51 0s Sussex 41 10s to 51 10s Famham (poc) 610s to Essex 10s to 5110s Maidstone, August s. —This fine weather is so congenial to the ...
... Duchess of Kent and her Royal Highness the Princess Victoria, circumstances had arisen •hat made it proper that a more adequate provision should be made for the support and maintenance of the dignity of her «>yal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and for the ...
... —-^TtEAWBEERY. —The finest in Cul„ strong Plante, Is. per doien.—GEORGE Seed BatabUehment, Street, Worotete^ —rTCS FLOWEBIN6 BOOTS in excellent MWlilio. » Ch ...