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... of Cornwall, then of Twickenham Common, in the connty of Middlesex, then ot Woolwich, in the connty of Kent, then of Maidstone, the said county of Kent, and again of Woolwich aforesaid, and late of Gieat Yarmouth, in the connty of Nor'oik, a Lieutenant ...
... Norwich. The Times lent to read. [6171 CROQUET BOOTS for LADIES, CRICKET SHOES and BOOTS for GENTLEMEN, at R. KENT'S, and 11. London Street. DICKBESON. THATCHER and REED MERCHANT, Three doors from the Golden Lion, John's, Haddermarket Reed Yards, King Street ...
... white moirfi antique, with golden bunches of roses embroidered in relief. Tlie front of Hie dress was of tlie same material, covered with tulle illusion. The bodice vat low and the bridal veil of tulle illusion •domed with golden stars. No fairer bride than ...
... Wanted ; in family ; fire urranta ; counter : Church England.—Writ#, stating fnll particnlaw. to Mra. McKenzie-Bradloy, Meopham, Kent. (8893 HOUSEMAID Wanted Uichaolmaa or before Throe Fnmtly; Nurse kept.—hire. F. J; Matthews, Church Farm, Bircham Newton, King's ...
... •kcditj-.n* of Nil.' tnt U ci>tau42 l! the Auetiuoeei'e OIL. Orfor.i Kiu, Noorwo. cf ALFRED KENT. E«' ...
... has occurred since destruction of St. Olave's church, took place on tba well-known range of premises belonging to Mr. Howard, boot and shoemaker, who carried on extensive business in St. Mai tin's-coui t, St. Martin's-laiie. The premises were about three ...
... LAND, situate on the opposite side of the river to Lot I, and next the Great Eastern Railway, and adjoining the of Mrs. Maidstone, in the perish of Trowel property , containing 2a. lr. 19p. Lot 3. A Valmble Piece of PASTURE LAND, situate adjoining Lot ...
... Camden Town, London, builder— Charles Miller, 94, Cannon Street, London, tobacconist— Thomas Blastand, 20, High Street, Maidstone. Kent, grocer —William Jones, East Grinstead, Sussex, innkeeper—David Logan Dyer, 15, Queen Street, Seven Dials, London, currier ...
... STREET. THE Approaching Festivities.—R. KENT respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of the City and County he has just received the newest and most fashionable ssortment of Dreis Boots and Shoes. Ladies' White Boots, 4:;.; ditto, with Military Heel, ...
... the late Mr. Joseph Blower, of Bury. CAMBtunoE.— On Monday se’rmiglit Seal, Kent, aged 74, the Rev. Whitehead, M.A formerly Fellow Jesus College, Vicar of Kensinecum Seal, Kent, and «»f All Saints, In {Cambridge, which last is in the gift of Jesus College ...
... Friday aad Tncaday’a Oasatta. INSOLVENTS, F, Rhodes, Gravesend, horse Jobber; Arm.iranr Woolirieh, boot maker C. M. Otio, f Cooke. Rochdttr, G. Y.tea, Itow oot l oelne.i* T. Green. So.tho-f.n, f.' A. Burgess, Salford, retailer of been i. S. Partly, 1 ...
... is that although they are as heavy a cropper as the ordinary golden mangold, they are yellow fleshed, and have the rich feeding qualities of the Golden Tankard. Daniels’ Gatepost and Golden Tankards mads very fins shows, the latter being the best that ...