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... Edward's Island. William Price Waghorn, grocer, Wcsterham, Kent. Algernon Stewart Austen, shipbroker, London, William Stubbings Wells, batcher, Hertford. .William Tompson, builder, Maidstone. John Hayward, miller, Warwick and Milverston. Henry Uarnsley ...
... Essex. J. W. Golden, card maker, Brigbouse, Yorkshire. J. Phillips, wood turner, Birmingham. W Morris, printer, Oxford. T. Morrison, coal merchant, Rhyl, Flintshire. W. Harrison and G. Taylor, maltsters and brewers, Hadlow, Kent E Shingler, boot aud shoe ...
... —(From Gazette.)— Thomas Eastgate, boot and shoe salesman, Cburton-street, London. Joha Davis and Solomon Davis, clothiers, London. Benjamin Vincent, boot and shoemaker, Canterbury. William Cobb, builder, Maidstone, Kent. William Legb, wine merchant, New ...
... Solomon ns, Loudon, taylor. James Pc- k. London, stationer. I homas Williams, L-.n-'on, linen rlraper, John Joluiiluti, Maidstone, Kent, woollen draper, Robert Johnson, Loudon, baker, George H*esgkcl|, London, lor. John Laulman, London, hat cturrr. J dm ...
... architect, Clerkenwell and Holborn. James Nclthorp, flour factor, Wandsworth Road. George Jury and Frederick Jury, tailors, Maidstone. George Michael Glass, the elder, chemist, Walworth. Alfred Hanniball, bootmaker, Great Portland Street. James Evennett, ...
... Old Boots, b Benzon, Betting 2 to | agst Lady 1 5 to 1 Metallic, 8 to 1 The t slinder, toni Rosalia, 100 to each Barnaby and Obd Boots, and 20 Benzon was first away, but Metallic settled down in from of The Islander, and Rosalia, with Old Boots and Burnaby ...
... circumstances om August 24th, 1908, ne the beagalow known as the Oasa, ia the wood at Ightham Kooll, On Saturday was arrested at Maidstone by th Keut police in connection with the affair, ant was ye terday brought before the Sovemoaks the local Police Court The ...
... woollen warehouseman, London. Volis Salmon, boot and shoe maker, London. William Trego, builder, London. Herbert George James and John James, engineers, London. William Sendds, livery stable keeper, Blackheath, Kent. George Pell, scrivener, Welford, North ...
... Lancashire, whitstei. John WaUon, Liverpool, merchant, john. Higginson, Manchester, cotton manufacturer. George New ton, Maidstone, Kent, saddler. Augustus Win. Sorgenfrcy, Liverpool, merchant. Lewis Kern and Daniel Muller, London, furriers. John Shoolbred ...
... Dalton 25 -At Sunderland, Durham v. South This livened up the scored. The game ended with the score stil! 5 goals to 25—At Maidstone, Kent v. Letoostershire. Fs aad excitement ran bigh when Pearson was His was a 2 for the Primitives, 25—At Manchester, Lancashire ...
... Friday's Gazette.J—T. Jarrat, Maidstone, cattle dealer. T.S. Fryer, Hoxton, cabinet maker, P. Dorwaid and G, B. Hawkes, Clapham, starch manufacturers. E, Lonan, Edmonton, carpenter. G. F. Church, London and Northampton, boot and shoe manufacturer. G. Shears ...
... for very short time, I am happy to say her cough was entirely cured, and she is now almost as well as ever. Mr. Woolley, Maidstone. D. Graves. CAUTION. —As variety of Lozenges, Wafers, and Tablets are advertised containing ingredients ol injurious nature ...