... Builders Banbury. LOT. Miehaalmas next, the HOUSES aad Gardena. Noa. 3 aad 3. Golden Villas. Banbury, now oiiupiii by Meawm. Pike and Lnaeomba.—For rant* Ac., apply Golden VO* Banbury. be LET. from Michaelmas next, a daurabla Sami- Detached RESIDENCE ...

... Housemaid ; good wages.—Write. Mrs. Nutting, Nether Worton, Steeple Aston, Oxford. 1574 GOOD COOK-GENERAL, help for scrubbing, boots, etc., some assistance, two chihiren. Good outings. No washing.—Tuke, Rectory. Middleton Cheney. 1531 STRONt* GENERAL Wanted ...

... setting fire to several slacks, barns, and other bnildhigs George Norton, Assingtou; sentence deferred. 6s. Per Quarter. MAIDSTONE, Tboud.t, Jut St. CmL Side. (A/bfv Mr. a SptdalJmy.) CUM. COM.—KING, *. nun. Tbk ww aetioa bfoiwfat recover ampwtfu la for ...

... March next, compact VILLA Parson’s Street. RESIDENCE, with Good Garden. Coach House, and Stable, situate in Neithrop.—Apply, Golden Villa, Neith- ITT’ANTED.—Good Plain Cook, firot-rate House-pat lourrop, maid, General Working Hoo*ek«*e|*er. Want places —Cook ...

... vacant on February 10th, but the Harriers play Bloxham School on that day in Banbnnr. It decided that the Night School and Golden Villa should play their match that day, the representative of the former promising to scratch their fixture with Fenny Compton ...

... Street, Banbury. FOR BOOT REPAIRS, BOOT REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS. G PULKER, 221, HIGH STREET, BANBURY. Hand sown and Ladies’ Light Work our speciality. Special attention given to all kinds of surgical work. Best House for Army Boots. H. GIBBS H. PARSON’S ...

... Wall. Ropwwurtt*. Burford. T LET. with early pos*e«u in. Mo. *. mldT* Villa, now in the occupation Mr. Drrwnaa.— Enquire, Golden Villa. Banbury. , LET. good HOUSE and SHOP, oiteelkat petition. For full particular* apply. H. Bartlett. Market Place. Banbury ...

... Yorkshire, the second son of Colonel and Mrs. Cornwallis, of Leeds Castle, near Maidstone. Colonel Cornwallis, paternally, is a Wykehara Martin, and is very wealthy landowner in Kent. He inherited most of the property of the extinct Earls Cornwallis, including ...

... there l. had a £l,'Joo, about £250, and farn.ture and book ,ery day', tport, owing abrenca of debts, 4c., .boot £4OO, Ha again dealt with the Kent field out lecloded Mr. Frank Pennant, furniture and called it hi. own. Hi. w.f. knew we. in command. Sir Samuel ...

... Sewsev. WilU L W Buc k. ; Mr. H. Barrow, Southwell Jame. Kntland; Mr. John Cramp, Vast Kent; Mr. Tbomaa Ellman, Beddingham, Lewes; Mr. Ell is, Banninge, Maidstone; Mr. J. Ellman, Sussex ; Mr. H. Gordon, Berkeley Square ; Mr. Fisher Hobbs, Mark’s Hall ...

... satisfaction in Kent and the S»uth-Eastern Counties generally, which part of the country has certainly not been too frequently honoured the way of visits from the Society Only once previously has the Royal Agricultural Show been held in Kent, viz., in Canter* ...

... the University of Oxford. Home fifty years ago Mr. Talbot founded, and since supported, the Kent County Penitentiary, St. Mary’s Home, at Stone, Dart bad (Kent), and it is now proposed that, besides placing a memorial brass in the Chapel of the Penitentiary ...