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... Woodward: dude Tom Rickard. who has Second XI captain, C. Bry!returned to the district front den. vice-captain, Harold :Maidstone. Kent. and Mike Holmes: Sunday XI captain. 'Biankley. T. Rickard, vice-captain, P. * * * ;Grummitt: Wednesday XI Ever-improving ...
... STEPHEN HASLOCK, of Northampton, co. Northampton, boot and shoe manufacturers and copartners, d. &- c—Dec. 8, 15, Jan. 5. Carter, Lord Mayor's Court-office, Royal Exchange. JOSEPH DO BELL, of Cranbrook, co. Kent, currier and leather cutter, ft c—Dec. 4, 11 ...
... At Kent assizes on Monday, before Mr. Justice Manisty and jury, Captain Clarke, a member of a London firm of horse-dealers, sued the superintendent of the Maidstone police for damages for false imprisonment. Captain Clarke was arrested Maidstone fair ...
... the mak 30. June %, # ning and Gil. . Bristol. Bath. lier, oiticial assignee, LLY Jos 19. June 23, at the Court, , of Maidstone, Kent, timber-merchant.— Isager. official Birchin. City; Co., Bedford-row, agen ™ Mr Knowies Ki — and STEVENS John, of Britweil ...
... ,d. & c.—Joseph Varley, of Hounsditch, slopseller, d. & c.—John Cutbush the elder, now of Westminster, hut late of Maidstone, co. Kent, lime-merchant, d. & c.' —Charles Bessell, of Prospect-place, Lambeth, co. Surrey, insurance-broker.—Thomas Price & ...
... Bank rupts, &c. (From Friday's Gazette, March 7.) Receiving Orders. Bale Wm., of King-street, Golden-square, licensed victualler. Berry George, of Hotcombe-street, and Brockhurst, Wandsworth, auctioneer, house and estate agent, and valuer. Blackburn William ...
... 5.J BARNES (THOMAS), of Wittersham, co. Kent, linen-draper, & c.—June 8, 15, July 17, at the Court, London. Hoar and Beale, Maidstone; Egan and Waterman, Essex-st. Strand. BURGESS (RICHARD), of Rainbam, co. Kent, brick-maker, d. & c,—-June 8, 12, July ...
... generally considered they have not gone off at quite such high prices on Saturday. Kent Pockets from 91 5s to 101 10s to 111; Sussex Pockets from 91 to 91 15s to 101. Maidstone, Sept. 7 —ln consequence of the picking commencing early, the Hops are found to ...
... Address G.I., care of Mr.CLaRk, stationer, 13, Moor- gate-street, London. To BOOT and SHOE MAKERS. ANTED, a Man for Country Work.—Apply to J. Kent, Ryhall, Stamford. To BOOT and SHOE MAKERS. ANTED immediately, good Workmen, good Ww Workwomen, 2 Men’s-men ...
... the North-Western Regional National conference. at Morecambe. While waiting with his wife nn Petts Wood 'Kent I station for a train to Maidstone for his son's wedding. Mr. Walter ,Brower 159. of Woodhurst 'Avenue. Potts Wood. collapsed land diet 1 • ...
... had a very considerable demand to-day at last Saturday’s prices:—Kent Pockets 71. to 81.155. to 91; Sussex Pockets 61.155. to 81. to 81. 45.; Kent Bags 61.155. to 71. ’s. to 71.155. Maidstone, Sept. 21.—The Hop picking now far advanced, and most of the grounds ...
... A c.— Oct. 29, Nov. 16. Dec. 7. Gregsons A Fonnereau, Angcl-ct. Throgmorton st. London. JOHN MI T.I.S. Tovil, near Maidstone, co. Kent, seed-crusher d. 8c c.—Oct. 29, Nov. 5, Dec. /. Smith, Finsbury.sq. LYON-PHILLIPS A JOSEPH PHILLIPS, High Hollmrn, co ...