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... dealer in colonial produce, Eastcheap, City. Alfred Hannibal, boot maker, Great Portland-street. James Evennett, corn dealer, High-street, Poplar. Elizabeth . Worman, Old Charlton, Kent. Thomas Griffiths, grocer, Park-street, Southwark. 1 7enry Caton ...
... Willinott, of Shoreham, Kent, paper-maker, Jan. 21, at twelve, 26, and Feb. '27, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Egan and Ilraterman, Gray's Inn, square, London ; and Mr. Crow, Seven Oaks, Kent. W. and J Edit - wads, of Loose, Kent, paper-makers, Jan ...
... southampton-Tuesday, Nov. 25. Hampshire-Winchester, Wednesday, November 26. Kent-Dover, Saturday, November 29. City and County of Canterbury-Monday, December 1. Kent-Maidstone, Wednesday, December 3. Sussex-Horsham, Friday, December 5. NORTHERN CIRCUIT ...
... in this, she made an attempt to break a sheet of embossed plate-glass with her hands, but did not succeed. She then took her boot off and broke the pane of glass, which Mr. Walker, the landlord, valued at £2 10s. The prisoner said that Mr. Walker had struck ...
... OF BINDING, WHICH HE IS SELLING AT VERY REDUCED PRICES. Kent Fire Insurance Company, Established 1802, and United Kent Life and Annuity Institution, Established 1824. CHIEF OFFICE, MAIDSTONE, KENT. Gswernor:—THE MOST NOBLE TIIE MARQUIS CAMDEN. TE paid-up ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. and C. Golden, Huddersfield, gun-makers—W. Bard and E. L. Baker, Manchester, British wine manufacturers —T. Cook. H. Haworth, J. Procter, and J. Bowker, Bury, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—E. G. Salisbury and G. Virtue, ...
... Rennie have been directed to survey a line through Maidstone and the centre of the county, to Canterbury and the coast ; being the nearest and most useful approximation to the largest towns in Kent ; thus conferring the greatest local benefit : and to ...
... Meades, Maidstone, wire worker. James Meades, Maidstone, wire worker. Robert Stone, Ashford, Kent, surgeon. George J. F. Philpott, Dover, soda water manufacturer. Peter Dalton, Liverpool, tin plate worker. George Laslett, Ash next Sandwich, Kent, farmer ...
... Iludaon, Seat Stoekwith. Lincolnshire, labourer June 7. G. Thompson, Maidstone, boot maker—May 7. T. Cleaver, East Harrietshars, Kent. bricklayer—June 7. Cetherioe Peters, Maidstone, grocer—May IL P, Walbran, Think. York shire, grocer—Juno 3 G. Capper ...
... Wentworth, in Connaught-place. from Derby; Captain C. Graves, in Pall-mall; Colonel Harris, at the United Service Club. from Maidstone; Captain Motttgotnerie, In Erfanstone.square, from Scotland ; Captain Peyton, in Brook-street, from Park; Mr. James Dunlop ...
... PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE DON'T CATCH COLD BY GETTING WET FEET Because the BOOTS in present use won't keep them DRY and WARM, but get a pair of DICKS' CELEBRATED GUTTA PERCHA SOLED BOOTS ! ! Which for appearance, cheapness, and durability are of world-wide ...
... Potts, Newcastleupon-Tyne, draper—G. Wheelhouse, York, banker. RTNERSIIII S DISSOLVED.L.SaraIt Bentlif and G. A. RentUr, Maidstone, Kent, carriers—T. Best, John Robb, and James itobb, Aberdeen—P. Carney and F. Merchant, Hudderstield, Yorkshire, brass muulders—A ...