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... THE CAPITAL CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE. The calendar for the county of Kent at the late assizes has not for a great many years presented so fearful an amount of charges of murder as on this occasion, and Mr. Baron Brarawell, who presided as the Judge of the ...
... ace, dealer, W. Barradell Tottenham Court-road, gold beater P. Wilson, Shoreditch, haberdasher. J. Wirapory, Fleet-street, boot-maker. W. Bolton, Oxford-street, tea-dealer. P. Desvignes, Rosaman-slreet, Clertenwell, watchcase maker. W. and J. Baylev, ...
... barge builder.— Thomas Selby, and Silas Morton, Town Mailing, Kent, scriveners— Thomas 11. Ham - mersmith, plumber.—Frederick hit.-, Ewell, Surrey, and Chelsea, brewer.—George Dunn. Lewisham, Kent, Edward Fordyce, Islington, plumber -lames Johnson, W .ncheater ...
... IPSWICH TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN FOX, .. , . the Golden Lion Hotel, Ipswich, on Friday, the day March, 1858, at for 7 o’clock the Erenjog, by direction the Executors acting under the Will oi JOHN MAW, Esq., deceased, n Capital and conTeniently>arranged ...
... town, Maidstone, and ordered Mr. Marsh to send six pairs ot boots to a gentleman resident in the neighbourhood. Cane waylaid the errand boy, and got him to give the parcel, which he appropriated to his own use. Inspector Hills, of the Maidstone police ...
... advantages to Heads of Families and Boarding Schools in Yonng Ladies’ Boots and Shoes for Dancing, having purchased a Large Stock at unusually Low Price*. N.B. Gentleman’s Dress Boots of every desenption. OFFICES IN MUSEUM STREET. THE OFFICES, lately occupied ...
... TO BE SOLD AUCTION, Mr. E. SEALLESS. On Tuesday, March 3rd, 1868, at Six for Seven o’clock in the evening at the Golden Lion Hotel, near the New Town Hall, Ipswich, in three lots, THREE substantial brick-built FREEHOLD RESIDENCES, with Shops, well situated ...
... J. Oxford street, xtraw-hat-manofaetnref De Ramon, H. London, merchant Evans, J. Manchester, timber-merchant Fancourt, J. Golden-square, victualler Hawke, H. Penzance, Cornwall, baker Herbert, W. Rat. liffe, wine merchant Holden, P. Prescot, Lancashire ...
... Beaumont, J. D. Maidstone, upholsterer, Clark, J. Commercial-road, ship-owner. Dobell, J. Cranbrook, Kent, currier, Deutilh, J. Liverpool, silversmith. Dobson and Thompson, Darlington, mercers. Elliott and Haslock, Northampton, boot-makers. Mutnhy, R ...
... last, Yarmouth. Mr. 11. White, tnnist. of St Andrew’s, Norwich, to Mis* Hannah Guy. [he above place. o*l Tuesday last, Maidstone. Kent. Mr. Jno. Edward*, Ketllel-urgli, Suffolk, E izuh- Rii'sell, eble>t daugh>r of the late Mr. Tanner, the fo* plaee. On ...
... Fenchurch-strect, tailor. Dawson. T. Mancliester, victualler. Friend, T. and Co. Sunderland, trailers. Glover, J. Liverpool, boot and shoe-maker. Lain, D. Black man-street, Newington, merchant. Maleom, 11. Ashbourne, Derbyshire, tea-dealer. Parker, R. ...
... iam Beavan Martin, Mark-lane, wine merchant.—Henry Kelly, Arthur-street, New Oxford-street, builder.— John Joyce, Bromley, Kent, baker —Samuel Henry Ranford, Lewisham, livery-stable-keeper. John Hughes, Shrewsbury, maltster.—Thomas Morris, Hoxton New ...