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... co. Kent, butcher, d. ft c—February 19, 26, March C.ft R.Parker, Greenwich. WILLIAM JONES, late East Cheap, city London, wine-merchant, d. ft c. (but now a prisoner in the King's Bench prison, co. Surrey.)— Feb. 19, 26, March 25. Richardson, Golden -sq ...
... BOYS' and MEN'S CLOTHING, and BOOTS and SHOES Grows Larger month by month, clearly showing that BAINBRIDGE'S IS REALLY THE SHOP FOR ALL CLASSES. TELEPHONE No. 70. BAINBRIDGE & SONS, Drapers, House Furnishers, Clothiers, and Boot and Shoe Warehousemen, 234 ...
... baker, d. and c.*Solomon Zagury, of Great Prescott*treet, Goodman's-fields, co. Middlesex, merchant.* Richard Pbipps, Maidstone, co. Kent, linen-draper, d. and c.*John Pitt, late of Coleman-street, city London, auctioneer, d. and c.*Charles Holmes, Bull ...
... son. MARRIED Thursday the inst,, at St. Georgeâs church, Hanm square, (by the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells,) Viscount Maidstone, eldest son of the Earl mchilsea, to the Lady Constance Henrietta Paget, , daughter of the Earl of Uxbridge, and grandgnter ...
... fpirituous liquors.—James Partington, of Fen-court, Fenchurchflreet, London, merchant—Siffannah Metcalf and John Metcalf, Golden-Leg Court, London, hofiers and copartners (carrying oti trade under the r.rm of Sufannah Metca'if and Son).—Thomas W'inteiboum ...
... Rochester, Kent. J. C. L. Calcr aft, Ancaster, Lincolnshire. John Cator, Beckenham, Kent. Jas. Ellis, Banning, near Maidstone, Kent. Thos. Fyfe, Mount Nod, Streatham, Surry. Edw. Hughes, Smeetb Hill House, Kent. C.Y.Norwood,Ashford, ...
... 5, at the Court, Exeter. Hirtzel, assig.. Bencr . Barnstaple; Maugham & Kennedy, Chancel! DAVIS James Painter, of Bromley, Kent, innkeeper.— March 31, at the Court, London. Gibson, official Basi h all-street; Atkins, White Hart court, Lom! FAW ce Thomas ...
... Kinnianuel-street, Preston; Johij George Cannon chauffeur, 117, Walter-road, New Cross, Glasgow; Arthur W. Hubble, The Llms, Maidstone. Kent; Walter sloutague, chauffeur, /I Kennington-roaJ, London, fc.L.; and Algernon Henry Moreing, 29, Thompson's-lane, Cambridge ...
... CHERRY BRANDY, the produce of the tine Kent Morella Cherry, now established favourite in the Hunting Field and with Sportsmen generally. It may be obtained through any Wine Merchant or direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, at 425. per dozen case. JJIGOLLOT's ...
... BOYS' and MEN'S CLOTHING, and BOOTS and SHOES Grows Larger oy month, clearly showing that BAINBRIDGE'S IS REALLY THE SHOP FOR ALL CLASSES. TELEPHONE No. 79. BAINBRIDGE & SONS, Drapers, House Furnishers, Clothiers, and Boot and Shoe Warehousemen, 234, 235 ...
... Constant work. board in the house—Apply S. brown, Harby, Lincoln. BOOTS wanted—Apply personally at the George Hotel, Stamford. BOOTS. —In Hotel, a sharp respectable Boy, about 15, as Boots and to make himself generally useful. A good home for one suitable ...
... St. Edmund's.— Buarles, Bury St Edmund's; Swain and Co., Frederick-place, Id Jewry, London. COTTINGHAM Edwin, ofßexley, co. Kent, surgeon, d. c. July 10, 17, August 14, at the Court, London. Cockney, Bedford-row, London. DAWSON Thomas, of Sunderland, co ...