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... traveller.— Joseph George Barnard, Highbnry.— Daniel Fraser Yeates, Little Pulteney- street, Golden square, wardrobe dealer.— George Pc-kins, Ashford, Kent, dealer in earthenware. William Foster, Forest-hill, builder. To surrender in the Country. James ...
... Yeaterday morning Percy Lefroy., oharged witb the Brighton BaUway murder, was removed from Lewes Gaol to Maidstone, where the Assizes for Kent and Sussex will open on Monday next. The priaoner, who was in charge of two warders, waa well dressed in a ...
... translated For the .uatsi boots. This may, perhaps, have been sufficient in early times to supply the Queen wiih boots for a year, though now it would scarcely furnish wax and ends, even if Queens were to make their own boots aecordine to the fashion ...
... Brankley, Pilswortb Lan- cashire, dyers. William Mayt Hartridge, Woodbridge, Suffolk, grocer. James Deevet Ireland, Lewisham, Kent, licensed victualler. Thomas Lswis, He. s'ord, timber merchant. John Lloyd aud George Lloyd, Brinniogton, Cheshire, builders ...
... origin iu the South of Eugiood. By the middle the seventeenth century, (he game was known ami fairly popular at Maidstone and Winchester (Kent anil Hants), about this time frequently referred in literature. are told’that Oliver Cromwell was “famous for ...
... Mei. at Matthew's hurch, Lucy Annie 0' •. tteoree Albert Clary, both of -- - Golden Wedding. 11112M-11AMBEit. -At I.yndhurst larto on November :Oth. 1876. hy the W. John Kent to Margaret shumbor. Preeent addrese: Pikee Hill, , LYodharet. Deatlw. BATC NELDA ...
... B ser . Charles Hillme, Gresham- street, warehouseman -Jrfvfn *_ n ,T Howcroft, Drnry-Une, late dealer in ?? *w le __ Henry Kent, Mile-end, tailor— John Loog?and TSiT^ tualler— Charles Coventry Nelson, Botolnh tJ»J. ZSS*J ™ James Nightingale, South Hackney ...
... Eradicators. They will lie found successful when all other means have failed. Ladies will find them invaluable as the tightest boot and shoe can he worn with them, with ease and comfort Sold in boxes Is lid, 2s 9d,-and 4s 6d hy all chemists iv Southampton ...
... Westminster, ironfouuder. — James Henry Bortlieu Vaughan, late of Leinster-square, Hyde-park. — Edward Cahan, Strand, and Golden-square, tailor. — George Pauley, Danvers- street, Chelsea, commercial clerk. — Joseph Palmer, Cheyne- waik, Chelsea, printer ...
... these were missing. Hopkins, another seaman, had missed a pair of rubber boots. October 9 defendant went to St. Michael's lodging house and left a suitcase to which a pair of rubber boots was tied. He was also seen by another shipmate to be using the cigarette ...
... Alfred; 2nd j and r nnd he. Earl of Derb^.WM^ Surrey, Nero and Dipknna.; he. Hon Ralph , P. N«wiU, Maidstone. Confidence EL; c. Mr. G. White, Maidstone, Sirdar. Yearling bull.â lst, £7. and r and he Eari of Derby's Grand Duke and' Buxom Baron; 2. £3 ...
... Foot— Lieut. Thomas Maitlaod Moore to be Captain without purchase, vice Dely, deceased ; Ensign Edward W. Rumsey, from the OUt Boot, to be Ensign , in succession to Lieutenant Moore ; Gentleman Cadet Frederick John Fane, from the Royal Military College, to ...