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... hides continue dull. feettc. FaiDAY, March 29. BANKRUPTS. —James Hayden Gates, Manor-st., Clapham, builder—William Craft, Maidstone, Kent, baker—William James Dalton, Balham-hill, Survey, builder—Philemon Eolfe, Gravesend, chemist —Ben- Carman and Eobert Bailey ...
... Mawby-road, Old Kent-road, porter to an upholsterer, Feb. 10, at 1. Joseph Hart, Alfred-terrace, Oloster-road, Orangeroad, Bermondsey, licensed victualler, Feb. 10, 2. John Edward Baker, C heaps ide, dealer in boots; and Providence-buildings, New Kent-road, draper ...
... everv Convenience, and known the GOLDEN ANCHOR, Cemetery-road, Perkham. The whole of the above held upon Lease, oirect from the Freeholder, of which will granted a Term of about 99 years, at very moderate Ground Kents. To viewed (by leave of the Tenants) ...
... —£250. Leasehold, six dwelling-houses (one shop), Xo=. 1 to 0, Trinity- terrace, Maidstone-hill, Greenwich £805. Leasehold, four houses, 7to 10, C dlcge-p'aee West, Maidstone-hill—l'soo. Leasehold dwelling-house, Xo. 1, Grafton-place, Grafton-road, Kentish ...
... Yalding, in ' Kent, with my parentand was hop-pi king, in the I same grounds near there with the prisoner. used to be kinl to me, and t dlmehehad shawl he would give me, and that if I went with him to Maidstone lie wo .Id buy mo a pair ot boots. Tie said ...
... for Teach* rs and Pupils. r. Bow Oiing, newsagent, 211, Blaokfriars-road. MATTHEWS, J. Boot Maker, 43, Gibson-street, Waterloo-road, wan awarded the only Prize for Boots adapted to lame ot iWhrmod feet, at the South London > a tir-t class i»ri/e at the Crystal ...
... the capital to make their wills previous starting ; and so late 1798, nineteen hours were occupied between Gosport and the Golden Cross by the Flying ? Coach. Mail coaches seem to have been introduced in 1784, and Telford Maadam did wonders for us ...
... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. CHANCERY COURT. [Before the Loans Justices.] The Croydon Board and the Mid Kent Railway. In the suit of The Attorney-General v. Mid-Kent Railway, the Croydon Board of Health sought to compel the defendants to alter the approaches to ...
... distressed family, on Thursday evening, the 21st inst., at the Rosemary Branch Assembly Room, Peckham. The band of the 27th Kent Volunteers attended aud opened the entertainment playing ovorture, after which Mr. Albert Carter recited in good style a prologue ...
... Dab ton, 1 London, N.E. (Established 1857.) [2453 TO GENTLEMEN AND BUILDERS ENGAGED IN PLANTING. MESSRS. WOOD SONS, 172, Old Kent-road, beg to say that of the lease of a portion their Nursery beini* nearly expired, they are induced to offer Forest ees, ...
... Friday on his taking the lease of ferry. He was then earning 61. a month. Friday lost 91/. by the ferry, and was now in Maidstone gaol. There was co-surety, who had discharged part of the liability. His Ilonour granted the order of dischargo. POLICE COURTS ...
... idge-road, when it would turn to the right and left; the right hind line would pass along to the New Kent-road, down that road and along the Old Kent-road out of the parish ; the left hand line would leave the Borough road, pass along the South wark- ...