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... rather a broad Lancashire dialect. He is married, and has several children. For many years he was located in Cooper’s-road, Old Kent-road, where his wife kept a lodging-house. Prior to bcina employed m the ticket printing department ot the South-Eastern Railway ...
... , cooking stoves, and commissariat carts ; million soldiers’ knapsacks, and uniforms complete, includingtunics, trousers, boots, bells, shakos, and cartouche '■oies; together with (at least’ Ten Billion rounds cartridges, and above three million tons ...
... Llrerpeol, leather dealer..—W. Liverlool, 'lamed Licerpaeld dealer, itaat, Jai 3. J. 16111 A, Faversitara, Lea, watch anal Maidstone, Kent, dealer.-1. lien, Great elptbier.—J. Lowe, New Church-street. Fagg, Harden, Fenelturch-street, City, Dena* Mower-plane ...
... VoLnsTEBR.- Sutunlay evening.* g«** Kent 'UfccSni kißeO. aptM-an that a few member* the corps were , • rjif) ratine, and the IwactMing firing at o**' o,,’. Williaiu* ...
... factor. eon, -- Jury and F. Jury. Maidstone, Kent, tailors.-43. Maw, , lirandon-streee, Wilworth, chemist —A. Hannibal], Great Portland-etrect, boot maker.—J. Evennett, High-meet, pager corn dealer.-11. W. Worman, Charlton, Kent, widow.—T. Inks, Purk-etreet ...
... sustaining suck severe ingn that ebe taken to the infirmary. The shouts di men and boys who were in chase turned the animal the Kent-road, along which she rushed towards PeCkhattel New-town, and at the turning a horse that was crewing , the road was severely ...
... George laskposs, has been convicted of the• murder of his sweetheart, by drowning in the Surrey Canal, has been removed to Maidstone Gaol, the offence having been committed in that county. His respite has just been received.—The youthful murderer, Richard ...
... .. meriPe *Ore drier, I 1 ell. W Portsueinth. tuns. The difficulty, of courae,conelsto immense size . ~,,, t s .meerst. Kent, bricklayer, end of the oanctivea. 'Ds elect a mamma as gei3 the dom.: of bridge Tells, lodging house keeper. St. Peter's, ...
... attorney's dent. Barrett, George, Landport, Hants, greengrocer. Elute, Frits, Thames-terrace, Islington, beer retake How, Edens, Golden-lane, at. Luke's, glass dealer. Collier, John Henry, Prince's End, Staffordshire, tailor. Aston, Thomas, Wolverhampton, engine ...
... Smith, Timothy, Maidstone, Journeyman plasterer. Harding, William, Leiston, Suffolk, baker. Fermilo, D., Westmoreland-street, Pimlico, builder. Watson, Wm. Thomas, Warburton-road, Hackney, milkman. Gore, Samuel, Park-road. Old Kent road, engineer. Dicken ...
... declared that she had been always faithful to her bus- produced under the influence of the same galvanic cursiding in Golden-place, Golden-square, while passing Ditto, Talavera ..- . . ..- to 62 48 to in Passage Reach, near Cork ...
... While still acknowledging the authority of our Queen, they are as much integral parts of the British Empire as Middlesex or Kent ; and it would be better for the name of Great Britain that many millions should be spent in a defensive war than that a tsme ...