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... Waiting and the Equerries appointed by the Queen to attend upon his Imncrial Majesty), the Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Kent, and the naval, military, and town authorities of the port of Dover. After a brief sojourn at the Lord Warden Hotel, where ...
... and, crossing the Thames to Gravesend, I had a pleasant drive into Kent. Most of the corn there is in stack and man stacks are thatched. The grain crops varied like the Jand, for Kent contains some of the best soil in the kingdom, but it also has in it ...
... Londan-wall. City, foreigu cigar dealer, October 9. at 12. Bankruptcy Court. London Frederick Webster. Bower-plucc. Maidstone. Kent, general commisMon agent. Octobers, at 1. Bankruptcy Court. London. James Appleby. Wood-end. Wedneafleld, Staffordshire ...
... Robinson.) of elastic side boots, the John Dyer was charged with of John pawning two pairs street. boots were entrusted to him to property Cole, of Thomas- at the beginning of was excited. December, and not and it was fi that the boots were at Mr. He was ordered ...
... with house. Patron, Bishop Great Mongeham. R., Kent. with house. Patron, Archbishop of Canterbury. Llanbister, V., Radnorshire. £196 with house. Patron, Bubop of St. David’s. Sutton-by-Dover, P.C., Kent. £lO7. Patron, of Canterbury. WELLS CATHEDRAL. Casos ...
... Norman Kelly, bia “SS David Henry M mes high bailiff. Gloucestershire, farmer. boot and shoe maker. David James Yates, Le noes oF DIVID' nog New North- W. Wyatt, Old Kent-road, Sefer ie = niture dealer. first ‘aw al, 48. td; has been recently rumoured ...
... for salvage servines ed to have been rendered to a British ship called the Olivia in the wns, was resum: esday morni at Maidstone, before Mr. Justice Wills. The jury found all the prisoners guilty, and their counsel put in testimo: nials and certifi- ...
... Gazette. ) £. J, A. Frinneby, iron merchant, late of Cowper’s-court P. Kynnersley, the younger, boot and shoe maker, Birmingham C. Chambers and J. George, boot upper makers, Birmingham J. Briggs, general dealer, Wolverhampton T. Halden, stationer, Stamford ...
... ever have any ‘ hops’ in Maidstone asked proper times for meals and other regular household duties, a London belle, who was dressing for a ball, of a country calls up the servants by alarms in the morning, and at cousin from Kent. “Oh yes, lots,” was the ...
... | | and on ber return to the brewhouse, the boots were gone. He slept but little durin; now | T ‘he prisoners afterwards left the house together, The whole of Thursday night. He did not appear to ‘he boots were sold for 4s.. toa man named Richard Joshua ...
... see Roman. Catholic priests paid by the State.” Dr. Soorr’s BILIOUS AND LIVER Pr ingredient, fro’ na the rec’ ipe Boots, of Bromley, Kent. ‘These Pills will be found invaluabie to all whe suffer from ts, indigestion, wind, spasms, dilious and liver other ...
... taking place in the town of Nenagh» Tipperary. A Scotchman, named MacNay, from Glasgow’ bas opened a shop for the sale of boots and shoes in Nenagh. He purchages his goods in Glasgow, and does not employ any Nenagh workmen, who have therefore adopted ...