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... J. T. Harvey, Whitstable, Kent, master mariner. T. Filmer, Debtling, Kent, fann labourer. D. Clark, Maidstone, K cut, out of business. R. Corbett, Dudley Port, Tipton, Staffordshire, provision dealer. W. Johns, Worcester, boot and shoe maker. H. Skelton ...
... Gravesend, boot and shoemaker. J. Walmsley, Bury, Lancashire, engineer. J. Debbage, Beccles, Suffolk, cooper. W. 11. llehbury, Winchester, boot and shoe maker. W. W. Willmott, Llantrissent, Monmouthshire, farmer. W. Joy, Tonbridge, Kent, plumber. G. ...
... Loader, Kensington-place, foreman to a greengrocer. W. Pickford, Orford-row, Old Kent-road, builder. T. Bruin, St. John-street, West Smithfield, innkeeper. C. J. Combes, Golden-lane, Barbican, shopman to a grocer. R. G. Butt; Devonshire -road, Upper Holloway ...
... and F., Maidstone, tailors, Nov. I—GLess, G. M., senior, Brandon-street, Walworth, chemist, Oct. 29—Hawn:ALL, A., Great Portland-street, rootmaker, Nov. 2—EvErmicrr, J., High-street, Poplar, corn dealer, Oct. 29—WORMAN, E. W., Old Charlton. Kent, Oct. 23 ...
... Tower-hill, tobacconist. PRIOR, J. E., Eden-place, Old Kent-road, cheesemonger. HALL, J., High-street, Battersea, colour grinder. ANDERK.N, J., Church-street, Hackney, oilman. OVERHAGE, J., Sherrard-street, Golden-square, general dealer. Bows, J., Brentwood, butcher ...
... districts we believe there are few parishes in the county which have not suffered more than those in the neighourhood of Maidstone.—Maidstone Journal. THE NEW POLICE COURTS AT LIVERPOOL.—The business of the Liverpool Police Courts was removed this week from ...
... Sole Wholesale Agent for the Manufacturer. From the Lace Dresser by appointiment to the Queen and H.R.H. the late Duchess of Kent. Gentlemen,—l have used your Starch for a considerable time, and have pleasure in saying that it is the best Starch I have ...
... Timothy Smith, Maidstone, journeyman plasterer. William Harding, Leiston, Suffolk, baker. David Farrailo. Westmoreland-street, Pimlico, builder. William Thomas Watson, Warburton-road, South London. fields. Hackney. Samuel Gore, Park-road, Old Kent-road, engineer ...
... compared with last week. THE LONDOff GAZLTTE. FRIDAY, NOV. 1, 1861. BANKRUPTS. FOLEY, E Clifton-crescent, Asylum-road, Old Kent-road, builder. LEVINSOHN, 13., Church-street, Spitalaelds, clothier. REATFICOTE, P.., Bell-yard, Temple-bar, licensed victualler ...
... Caruell, Wellington-terrace, Wellington-road, St. John's-wood. Francis Smith, Fulham, brewer. _ Edward Capin, Strand, and Golden-square, tailor. James Roebuck, Woburn, baker. Jesse Cornelius Moore, Little Tower-street, wholesale tea dealer. William Butler ...
... about the station were placed several detachments of infantry, men of the 81st bang most numerous: Chatham, Maidstone Canterbury, the Weald of Kent, the Cinque iorts—all contributed to swell the military guard, and it is computed that the volunteer contingent ...
... Glamorganshire, licensed victualler. Samuel Moore, late of West Buckland, Somersetshire, dealer in turf. William Pellatt, Maidstone, bootmaker. TUESDAY, JAN. 14, 1862. BANKRUPTS. William Perton, jun., Bedford-terrace, Church-street, Kensington, plumber ...