... on Monday does not contain a reference to the MAO scheme for the renovation of the Large Hall at the Town Hall. Mr. C. G. W. Kent. 3. Symingtonctreet. Northampton. is recommended for appointment as gas examiner at Northampton at £1 per test. with minimum ...

... war from septic pcisoning contracted while nursing wounded soldiers. * * * A GOLDEN WEDDING. Mr. and Mrs. R. Turner, of High-street South, Rush den, celebrated their golden wedding-day on Tuesday. They were married at Putney, and have resided at Rushden ...

... 30, 31, Sept. Golden Lion Inn, Honiton. Att. Cox, Honiton. Read Jas. Colchester-straet, Savage.gardens, London, wine-merchant, d. Se c. Aug. 15, 26, Sept. 23, Guildhall.—Att. Hackett, New-court,Swittiin's. lane. Samkint Jacob, Margate, Kent, money-scrivenct ...

... R., Moscow road, Bayswater, dyer, Dec. 13 Quested E., St. Lawrence, Kent, baker, Dec. 20 Richardson G., commission agent, Dec. 20 Sewell J., late of Warner place, Hackney road, boot manufacturer, Dec. 12 Solomon L., Wells street, Wellclose square, and ...

... English are moderate. The demand rules steady, as follows: —Kent and Essex Regents, 100s. to 150s. per ton ; York do., 120s. to 1405.; Scotch do., 100s. to 1205.; Bedfords, 120s. to 140s. HOPS. Maidstone, Sept. 9. —Where there was any show of hops a fortnight ...

... connected with protectors for heels of boots and shoes—C. H. Wilkinson, 9,067. A new fastening for leggings, gaiters, and boots— A. E. H. 9,269. The patent revolving heel—G. A. GodseU, BJJ36. Improvements in boots, shoes, and slippers— S. Woodhead, 8.943 ...

... Comfort E. Hosier lane, Loudon, Nov. 24.— Davis G. High street, Kensington, Dec. I.—Day It. & Day It. 11. Tovhl Old Mills, Maidstone. Kent, Dee B.— Early H. fc E .rig T. Minories, London, Nov. 21.— Eonlkes J. Chester, Nov. 27.— Forsyth G. Carlisle, Nov. 29 ...

... B.C. training-centre at Baker’s Cross (Kent). SHOES NOT EXPORT “BLACK SPOT” The description of the leather goods industry as a black spot among industries aiming for their export targets does not applv to The boot and shoe industry; Mr. F. Gillett, Board ...

... June 4 Coleman Stephen Samuel, King street east, Hammersmith and Serjeants' inn, Chancery lane, Judges clerk, May Cock W., Maidstone, stationer June 13 Cooper J. R., Pcabody bngs., Shored.teh, ironmonger,Mn 2 Day Edward Bed hill Farm, near Edgware, and arfield ...

... Feb.. 16.— A. HudslersflfebJ, Yorkshire laylar IF. Great Winchester street, London, March Q.-Ed meads R. Atkins T. & &. Maidstone, Kent, Feb. J. Bloomsbiiry square, London, Mi. UI-Jones If. Wcrmwo. d afreet, Feb; lb—Martin J. Jap hit D. M. street, South ...

... for all kinds of for CHILDREN'S BOOTS. MACKINTOSHES, LEGGINGS, and OVERSHOES, THE TRADE SUPPLIED. FOR 24, AUGUSTINE STREET, NORTHAMPTON. SHOOTING, FISHING, and FARMING purposes. THE NEVER-FAILING REMEDY. WATERPROOF BOOTS for FARMERS. J. S. MORTON'S COMPOUND ...

... in a certain proportion to the strength of tbe corps. Hops.— Kent reports show that this year's growth will be the smallest since 1860. The Mid Kent yield averages 2cwt per acre; East Kent about scwt. per acre. Depressed Trade.—lt is estimated that 30 ...