... presented by the officers and brethren of All Souls' lodge of Freemasons at Weymoath to Mr. William Eliot or the occasion of his golden wedding. The address states that Mr. Eliot is the oldest mason in England. Joseph Ashton. collier, was sentenced to three ...

... (Henderson making the top scare of 47) and 32 for seven wickets. Sussex made 180 (i. tilde, not out, 75) and 81. KENT V. YoEs;ssIsEa.-At Maidstone, on Wednesday, the Northserncr3 suffered a pitiable defeat by an ilailig13 and 105 runs, scoriag only 71 acd ...

... Bank- side, Southwark; and Idle, Yorkshire, stone merchants. Off. assig., Graham, Basinghall-street-E. Hooker, Syden- ham, Kent, contractor. Off. assig., Stansfeld, Basinghall- street-J. Fraser, Lower Thames-street, City, 'wine mer- chant. Off. assig ...

... the Abbey-woed staticl of the' North Kent railway, He wasseeni neighbourhood late on the- previous night, and al Ceared to be of weakinind, There were traces of having wandered across a ploughed field, where hi boots were found, and the ditch where he was ...

... EDWARD SLATtnR, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Montpellier square, Brompton. . l AM MBANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, JAMES MdILLrl, boot and shoemaker, Southampton. BANKRUPTS. WILLtAM BRtSTow SErsaY, sail maker, Jamaica-row, Bermondsey, to surrender April 29, ...

... magis- trates of Malling, Kent, asking to be furnished with particulars of the assault on a little girl by a fruiterer named Goodayle,who resides at Ryarsh. The case was reported in the daily papers as follows - At the Malline (Kent) petty sessions, on Monday ...

... 6.1 pwm.; at 73, Charing-croome-road, at 739 p.m. at 39, Devaoshire-rocsd, Forest-hill, at7.53 p.i.; at 23, Carnbystreset, Golden square, at 10.1 p.m.; and at 136, 138, and 140, Mare-street, Hackney, a draper'sat 11.4? p.m. suicct (ire a utbreaks occurred ...

... Tiewbrldg 48th, Bengal, Cork, 15th Hugsars, Dnblin. 49th, Barbadoes; Bselt 16th Lancers, York. ordered home. 17th, Bengal; Maidstone. 50th, Ceylon; Parkhurst. 18th Dragoons. Aldershot. 61t, Bengal' Chichester. Gren. Ode, (lot bat ,Wellhg3 82nd, BengAl; hathans ...

... afterwards, and they presented a fearful proof of the dreadful agent to which they had boon exposed. Their clothes, and even their boots, were either wholly or partially consumed, their bodies literally rMasted, and the flesh in many cases deeply incised, every ...

... India Store depot, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, S.E.; at a.S6 p.m., at 2, Marl- borough-row, Carnaby-street, Golden-square, W.; at9.23p.m., at 169, New Kent-road.- There was a small fire on board the steam- ship Mona, lying off the St. Katherine docks, Little ...

... Conuoliy, Jun., Maidstone, out of ?? John- son, Eastman-place, Old Kent-road, ?? Dickenson, Saint George-street, Upper East Smithfield, licensed re. tailer of ?? Garrett, Church-street, Stoke Newington, draper - James Hurdle, Chalk, Kent, general shopkeeper- ...

... aro sought by 11. Hadwean. HArmrs (TROV1S), who used to keep a6 boot shop in Ring19and-road, London, went to Melbourne in 1855, and was last helrd froml aboult 1876, when in business as a boot- meaker in Brook-street, Mfelbourne. Sistes Charlotte wishes ...