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... THE BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY AT MAIDSTONE. (By oub Special Commissions..). Under a somewhat gloomy sky tiiis fine old society has this year pitched its tent* at Maidstone. They had a very beautiful site on the London-road, about a mile from the ...
... CHILDREN S BOOT, ETC., FUND. Sir,—May I again receive the hospitality your columns to make the annual appeal to yonr readers in Truro and neighbourhood for contributions towards rummage sale. I Many people have old furniture stored away, clothes and boots that ...
... BE SOLD, BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS, 3, NORTH-STREET, PENZANCE. \M R. MoALISTER, being about to retire from the ___L business whioh he has so successfully carried on for a quarter of a oentury, will dispose of the above Wholesale and Retail BOOT AND SHOE ...
... Wouldham, Kent, and elsewhere, lime- burner, and King-street, Cheapside, attorney. Richard Williams, Dudley, shoe manufacturer. George Woraerslcy, Derby, hatter. George Bullock Partus, Liverpool, apothecary. James Hubbard Skeeles, Liverpool, boot dealer ...
... registry cifiee. Camborne ?? J. H. Budge, merchant. Chaceteater Jehn Paull, boot and shoe maker. Callington Wm. Brown, surgeon. Camelford W. D. King, solicitor. East Looe Wm. Rabley, boot and shoe maker. Falmouth Wm. Phillips, Falmouth Bank. Grampound Joseph ...
... From the London Gazette, Friday, July 3. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Cook, Thorpe le Soken, Essex, boot maker. BANKRUPTS. Thorn is Holmes, St. Paul's— inrchyard, bookseller. John Ellison, Bread-street, Cheapside, aud Harley-street, Cav;'iidish-stp— re ...
... Youle, Liverpool, merchants. From Tuesday night's London tiazette. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Banyard, Maidstone, grocer. BANKRUPTS. William Weston, boot and shoe agent, Finsbury, Mid- dlesex. Henry Broom, licensed victualler, Portsmouth. Benjamin Workman ...
... off his boots and exposed his feet, his boots being strewn on tbe floor. Witness remarked at the time that it was very unmannerly and offensive. At Chatham .ta.ion defen- dant told complainant he ought to travel third-class, or not pull hi? boots off in ...
... Frederick Jury, Maidstone, tailors. George Michael Glass, senior, Brandon-street, Walworth, chymist. Alfred Hanniball, Great Portland-street, bootmaker. James Evennett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer. Elizabeth Willward Werman, Old Charlton, Kent. Thomas Griffiths ...
... Millbrook, on the nomination of tiie E.irl of Mouut Edgcumbe. The Maidstone Journal announces the intention ot Sir Edmund Kilmer (Conservative) to rstire from the representation of West Kent at the next election. Sir Edmund and Lord Holmosdale were the victors ...
... MororWwssp Welb.Ss merset, cabinet-maker. — W. Brown, B>»»l ?? Ilumber, Lincoln. Nurseryman. — E. ?? an pj. II idgskin, Maidstone, Kent, grocers. — ,* ?? j wood, Leeds, cloth-manufacturer. — EL M. Grath j Winchester-row, Middlesex, dealer. — P. M , T .^ ...
... TIIE 13EUTAL MUEDEE AT HEENE ?? the Maidstone Assizes en Thursday, before Mr Baron Chauneil, Aitrect Eldridge, a tall powerful looking man, was indicted for the wilful murder ot Richard Steel, at Heme, in Kent, on the 2nd of May last. The murder was of ...