... 4, (’oldbathterrace, Greenwich, without fee reward. may add that 1 was carrying the business of a master boot-maker for years, in the old Kent-road, and a rale-payer of the parish of St. George, Southwark, and a freeholder of the county of Surrey ; and ...

... Marc Carlotti, of Little street. Regentstreet, gent., for certain improvements the construction and manutacture of boots, half-boots, shoes, clogs, and galoshes,—being communication ; sealed Bth May. William Falconer, of Common, gent., for improvements ...

... Cobden a short time since several influential farmers Kent, a meeting originally appointed for Saturday se'nnigbt, but altered the solicitation of the agriculturists the market day at Maidstone (Thursday), took place on Penenden heath—the scene of the ...

... 13,030 persons were married: exceeding the , number in the summer of 1848 by 2,212. In Surrey I (out of London), in Sussex, Kent aud Berkshire, the marriages were neatly stationary. In Hampshire they decreased. In the South Midland and Eastern Coun• ties ...

... , for revenue purposes, have been with drawn, and resumed their dudes nt th. Custom-h--use. Her Royai Highness the Duchess Kent has given donation of fi'ty pounds the destitute survivors the Amazon. The sentence on Mary Ann Hills, convict.d of the murder ...

... the Sergeant's illness was that whilst he was taking prisoner to the lock-up the man bit through his trousers, stocking, and boot, and took piece out of his leg. Inflammation had now ascended up to his knee, and he was obliged to sit with his leg elevated ...

... maT'er Morris - of Tonbridge. Kent, cabinet! i Walter Seaminel l , late of Old Brentford. Middlesex, boot,ake.r - Henry Kirk, late of 14, Portland-terrace, St. John’s-wood, wm a - . Fra »f William South, of Maidstone, beer seller. }. >‘‘»t M atson, ...

... bodily .• he niiiUmßthln'r in Wokh d'd™ 6 saw the three prisoners and Manning, Owens, and TuEsnar.—Edward John Wells, Maidstone, Kent, ironmonger ve'montif V or ' Neath . 981 ..8 8943.. i 8 53 . he., pleaded guilty to an in- harm, on the 19th of March ...

... ceptlng Jsmaiea., wh are wanted. .115'. 56, —_] .* Ike need and the young- found OT hia person the trowsers,’waistcoat, and boots, ® '. t . > r > °„ d letw'Srom Ufhorn, in the gives a sad LONDON COMMERCIAL MARKETS. ™*eUy 12 - , 4 »40-- 6 46 And on. t ...

... plan of proposed houses for Mr. Iredwen, the * . , i l. • i -, _ advantai/es to boast of. aiM.th#*rarv Thomas Bunvard Maidstone, Kent, grocer. Edward Beef •••*.. 56t0 perewt Bacons Oto Opr _ _ bergeant Shepherd deposed that he visited the house Black Weir ...

... Uussian, Anstrian, Prussian jealonsy securities of this shall remain jointly in the _ ~~ , , ,7'“ Into the spirit laud. pair boots from Ihe shop of Mr. Thomas _7i. tt.u from ship, was die- were constantly arriving and left to starve in our streets, hands ...

... Amongst the immense quantities articles for the equipment of the army, but only for the infantry, the new description of boots forms prominent part. They arc made of black juthl or Russia leather, and reach to the knee. As they require twice much leather ...