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... Biekersteth, Salisbury, so'icitors—J. Whittingham and S. Wilkin, Long acre, eoachmakers' warehousemen—S. Hills and J. Hills. Maidstone, Kent, bakers—ll. and J. Radley. •Liverpool, grocers—M. Vickers and T. Harrison—W. Lewis and Mary Ann Lewis, Nottingham, cork ...
... 1 imlico, cheesemongers-Pnllen And Ward, Bristol hotel keepers-St.irtm and Co.. Liverpool, sugar factors-Hulburd and bon Maidstone, netulr*,, ,_;;.,oth and Ashworth, Manchester, mamitacturers of gums-Brennand and Bimmer, Liverpool. merchants-Bur.,c:t ...
... fishmonger—Feb. 8, S. Marshall, Austmfnars, Russia broker—Feb. 8, F. Bicketts, Moorgatestreet, merchant—Feb. 8, J. Boots, Luton and Kent, brickmaker—Feb. 8, J. Travis, Green-bridge, Cage-mill, and Bridge-end, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer—Feb. 8, J ...
... Tuesday, February 5, 1856. BANKRUPTS. Wightwick, S , Town Mailing, Kent, carpenter, Feb. 15, March ; solicitors, Messrs. Nicholls and Doyle, Vend ambuildings, Gray's inn ; and Mr. Morgan, Maidstone. White, J., Northampton, draper, Feb 15, March 28; solicitors ...
... OF WEST KENT.—Four gentle- men (says the Sowth Eastern Gazette,) are before us as candidates for the representation of West Kent in the next Parliament, viz, Mr. Masters Smith, a Tory of the old school, Sir W. 8. Riddell, recorder of Maidstone, Mr. What- ...
... Stoney-lane, Southwark, carrier, May 16, June 18 solicitors, Messrs. Bothamley and Freeman, Colemanstreet, City. Honet, M., Maidstone, Kent, grocer. May 17, June 28; solicitors, Messrs. Lofty and Co., King-street, Cheapside. Broers, H. C, East India-chambers ...
... ordered for service in India. Another fine regiment, the 12th Lancers, also destined for India, arrived by the North Kent line, from Maidstone, and proceeded on board the frigatebuilt Indiaman Gloriana, for conveyance to Madras. We read in the China Mail: ...
... Flintoff, Nottingham milliners; as far as regards Mary Flintoff—T. Waterman L' Waterman, and E. Waterman, Bristol, wholesale boot manufacturers far as regards E. Waterman—J. Poole and Rome, Kendal, Westmoreland, estate agents -J ' W Burnell, J. Burnell ...
... Mr. Hovle DIVIDENDS. Oct. 27. T. Barnes, Southampton, woollen draper—Oct. 27, Walton, Richmond, Surrey, grocer—Oct. S. Hook, Kent, paper manufacturer, and Chalford, Gloucestershire, silk throwster—Oct. 28, P. M'Donnell, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Man- Chester ...
... determined to get mc into trouhle one day or the other even my boots to wit for that—his boots being bag, and mine gone. I cannot say positively that he done it, but he claimed the boots as soon as ever I took them out of my bag, no doubt he expecting ...
... enactment Her Majesty's Government. The Capital Conyicts at Maidstone.—The execution of tho two prisoners, Redr.nies and Thomas Mansell. who were convicted of at late assize for the county of Kent, has been fixed to take place January L Manse)l was couvicted ...
... Derby, and Leicester, cotton spinners. Tuesday, December 23, 1856. BANKRUPTS. Knight, J. P., Hibernia-chambers, Southwark, and Kent Brewery, York-street, Pentonville, hop merchant, Jan 5, Feb. 6; solicitor, Mr. Nicholson, Lime street. Greig, J. P. M., Ba ...