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... up a sim.lar position in Maidstone. He succumbed on Sunday to an attack of bronchitis after only three days' illness. Pyrtast Farmer's Failure. An adjourned meeting of the creditors of Percy Samuel Dickers, tanner, of Golden Manor Farm, Oxon, was he.d ...
... K. Adams, and f Chart Sutton, Kent, gentlemen T. Buss, Miss Fanny, Chart Sutton, Kent, spinster Bose Wise Harriet, Chart Sutton, Kent, epmater Buss, John, Ashford, farmur Bus-, Miss Mary Ann. Chart Suttoo. near Maidstone, spins. Bu»s, Samuel, Chart Sutton ...
... charged with stealing boots, belonging Frederick George West and William Harm wood, students Peter’s College, Radley. It apfieared that the prisoner was shoe cleaner the college, and that took the boot* in question with other boot* Robert Stockwell, a ...
... esteemed of FAT end &J STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, and PIGS. Commencing with the Pigs at 11 o'clock. PAXTON & ROLIDAT. Louts; and Golden Cross Yard. Oxford. Messrs. John — hornton & Co. The Well-placed Freehold Properky, Known Ls THE COTTAGE, HIGH STREET, ST ...
... signed the pledge, °serge Oliver Vaughan. who was found guilty of attempted murder, was bound over on Monday at the Kent Assizes, Maidstone. Mr. Justics Grantham said he hoped Vaughan would say when asked to take liquor in future. No. 1 must not. Drink haa ...
... John, Ashford, farmer Bass, Samael, Chart, near Maidstone, farmer Buss, Mary Ann, Chart, near Maidstone, spinster Boss, Harriett, Chart Sutton, near Maidstone, spinster Bass, Fanny, Chart Su'ton, near Maidstone, spinster Buttenshaw, Sarah, St. James's-sqaare ...
... July l ith, lsj ». copy ot letter from Mr. William Bootes, Carpenter, To Professor Holloway.—Dear Sir, am requested by a Maidstone. Lady named Thomas, just arrived from the West Indies, to Maidstone, Aug. 7, 1852.—Sir, —I have much pleasure iu aqcuaint ...
... William Hoi van Martin, Mark-lano, wino merchant. Henry Kelly, rthur-streot, Ncw-Oxford-stroot, builder. John Joyce, Bromloy, Kent, bakor, Samuel Hoary Hanford, Lewisham, livery stable keeper. John Hughes, Shrewsbury, maltster. Thomas Morris, Hoxton Xowtown ...
... factor. Thomas Syokolmoore, Maidstone, currier. Thomas Garner Gabriel, Midford ace, and London-streot, Totten ham-court road, and Birmingham, brush board minofacturer. John Thomas. Stroud. Kent, iron founder. John Page, Hytbe, Kent, grocer. Adolphus AckennH'tu ...
... Pembury, Kent, gentleman Jarrett, Edmund, Aylesbury. grocer Jenkins, Jane, Mahlatone, widow, 8. DIIMI, and .1. S. Cobb Jenkins, Rev. Jenkin, Ashby, Ledger, Rugby icon- r, Mary Anne, Holinighourne, Kent, widow Jeuner, Philadelphia, Ayleaford, Kent, spinster ...
... properoy an through It,. Agency. I,rn, Lein, mid Actident Insur some elected._ LIST OF FIXTURES. April lith • • • Property - Golden May 10.1 - - Furniture - Ounantutiorial Hell • CargSM, tr. OP SALE -- THE SALk* 1 ./11 26, 27, & , 5, STREET, ST. Cl ZS NOW ...
... must shut up shop. Ensign Churchill withdraws his custom from me. Hoby was bootmaker to the Duke of Kent. Calling on his Royal Highness to try on some boots, the news arrived Lord Wellington’s great victory over the French armv at Vittoria. The Duke was ...