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... Brighton, furniture broker. John Walter Gray, Bishop’s Waltham, Hampshire, commission agent. Charles Jlust, Surrcy-pUce, Old Kent-road, Stephen Rowley, Cambridge, fellmongor. Joseph Nelson, Stralhcdren terrace, Hammersmith, wine merchant. Ralph Wharton ...
... Banbury, spinster spinster Eaton, ternhie Anne. Adeereury, near iLeibury. spinster Groom, Mary, The Boot, Great Stanrnore. widow Emit, Belvidere park, Kent, S. E gentleman Green. George James, 3 Victona•street, Westminster, gentleman Memos, Edward Sheppara ...
... Maria Louisa, Leighton Buzzard, spinster glimikeimma Buss, :Ismael, Chart Sutton, Kent, farmer Oale. West Banningfield, Essex, farmer B uss , Samuel, Chart'Sutton, Kent, farmer, & T. Adams, Beek& Samuel, Donnington.squere, Newbury, gent. E. Adams. and ...
... Horace John, and Horace, Chapel, Latham, Gaudy, Louisa,' Farbinghani, Kent, spinster sem, tanners Gardmer, Sarah, Riverh ea d, K en t , spinster Hammond, Horace John, Chapel, Elthem. Kent,fatmer , Gartner, George, Sru c l a i r House Holywell-st t Hammond ...
... iead—The highest price in the Metropolis is for the lib loaf. Good Bread may lat PRICES OF HOPS—Percwt. New Kent Pockets, W 10s to , * $ East Kent, SI fi/-choice ditto, 61 10* 7/0s Suvsex Pocket*, 1/ 4/ r do. 4i\S* Farnliaai tine. to —/ Os-do. seconds -10* ...
... of Gloucester. Sept. 28, at St. Paul's Church, Maidstone, by the Rev. L. Harding Squire, Henry, eldest eon of Mr. H. King, Abingdon, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Thos. Cornwell, Makirtone, Kent. Sept. 30, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Stoner ...
... Broad-street, City, merchant William Morris, Tonbridge, Kent, builder Walter Scammell, Old Brentford, boot maker Henry Kirk, Portland-terrace, St. John’s-wood, hay dealer Francis William South, Maidstone, beer seller William Watson, New Springs, Staffordshire ...
... present- income-tax. year.—Time.’. Sailors Desert from American Sinrs.— The Capital Convicts at Maidstone, luc of froui American thipa calendar far the county of Kent at the lato assizes has - ore ij, j.orts has latterly, we regret to say, become not for great ...
... Yonite, Ahm-Jon, ~quire 15u“’, Harriet, Chart Sutton. Kent, epinatcr el K Kent, -i-inater d , th Krani “Pnlmor k Birchln-lnne. gentleman Clement. 14 the (irove g.ntleman £ P John l.avirount. Chichester, Kent, gentleman Bu)ltont Miss Frances,l, Lornmore-terrace ...
... Ind Rent of £3B WANTED, FURNITURE (new or I' BE BY A PrTION YT . setoondhand). CLOTHING, BOOTS, SYDNEY GALPIN CYCLES, PIANOS, etc. We buy eve-ythms At the Golden Cross litAel, Oxford, on FRlfrom a to £5OO. We always have, and al- DAY. JUNE 17th. 1921 ...
... from his mind. Af.er some further evidence had been given, the prisoner waa remanded. Death of Infast from Barbarous Treat- Kent.—A ptmful feeling has been created at Wool ton, near Liverpool, by tbe death of Evelyn Wells, child under two years of age ...
... East Bergholt, Suffolk, builder. James David Jones, Fleet street, City, eating-house keeper. George Francis Cooko, Wouldhatn* Kent; Chelsea, Middlesex ; Battersea, Surrey; and King-street, lime-burner. Richard Williams, Dudley, Worcestershire, shoo manufacturer ...