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... LAND GIRLS HAVE A GRUMBLE Mrs. Heron Maxwell, deputy chairman of the Kent Women’s Land Army, told the Minister of Agriculture (Sir R. Dorman Smith) at a farmers’ meeting at Maidstone, Kent, that in other services the women had pretty uniforms and shining ...
... BOOT TRADE. rl\o COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.—WANTED, a 0 Experienced GENTLEMAN, for Londou or Couteys who is representing good Houses, o carry in conjunctiol with Bis iher Commissions, a few Samples of Men's Bext Class Goods, Special Terms.—Apply to C.C., ...
... THE GAZETTE. FRIDAY, TIIE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883. Receiving Oruers, -J. Garrard, 110, High-street, ford, Kent, boot dealer, Greenwich. A. Coltman, Aylestone, mechanic, Leicester. H. Styles, barman, lately Lubenham, Leicestershire, cattle de.nj|er, Liverpool ...
... made our market very dull; still the reports from the plantations come so favourable to-day. The duty, .£145,C00 to —Maidstone Gazette. Kent pockets £4.105. to £5.105. per cwt., fine £.to £~ V £6.05. to £7. Os. Sussex pockets £4. 4s. to £4. 10s., £5. os ...
... Reeve; golden tankard mangolds, W. J. Gascoigne; swedes. W. J. Gascoigne: sugar beets, J. A. Boot; best collection of roots, W. J. Gascoigne: sugar beets, J. A. Boot; best collection of roots, W. J. Gascoigne; pulled intermediate mangolds. J. A. Boot (special ...
... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 21. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Bunyard, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. BANKRUPTS TO SURRENDER BASINOHALL-STBEET. William Weston, Chiswell-street, Finsbury, boot and shoe agent, Nov. 30, Dec. 29.—Heath, Artillery-place West, Finsbury ...
... —Official assignee, Graham, Coleman-street ; solicitors, Comerford, Old Broad-street Richardson, Oundle. George Nve, Maidstone, Kent, cabinet maker and upholsterer, June 28. July 26.—Nicholls Doyle, Bedford-row. Griffith Lewis, Market-street, Oxford-street ...
... Bates William, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square, auctioneer, April 2.>, May 22—Lane, Argyle-street. Bcntlif Henrr, Maidstone, Kent, linen-draper, April2s, May22—Lloyd, Cheapside. Bowie John, Shoe-lane, City, grocer, April 22, May & Co., Throgmoi ton-street ...
... Allen John, Pattison road, I'lumstcad, Kent, labourer— October 23 Barron Andrew, Hood lane, West India merchant—Oct. Bonner Samuel, street, Bermondsey, assistant to a dairvkeeper—October 17 Birch William, New Kent road, batter—October 23 Balfour Jobn Lucas ...
... Police Court, on Tuesday, when Lawrence E. Willmott 21, and Lionel R. Willmott, 19, boot operatives, of Raunds, were summoned by tbeir father, Vincent Willmott, also a boot operative, Kaunas, tor assault on August 27, Mr. J. * rentico, Nortbarnptoii, Compiamani ...
... branch of N.F.U. 11- —Duchess of Kent inspects units of the nursing division of St. John Ambulance Brigade North Bucks 12.—Mr. Arthur Towers, 73-yearsold boot repairer, of 9. High-street Daventry, celebrates his golden wedding by chitring six bells once ...
... Green John, jun. Sc. Greea Charles William, Itayle Mill and Otham Mill., Maidstone, Kent, paper manufacturers. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Taylor John, Little Pulteney-street, Golden square, cheesemonger. BANKRUPTS to surrender in the COUNTRY. Pierce Richard ...