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... warehouseman, late of Bursle.n, Staf. ford, beerseller. CLARKS, Church Stretton, Salop, seedsman. WALTUR Meg, Glonc.ster, boot and shoe maker. MOSES HINDLE Bmutows and GHLVILLE RcoDocr, Wakefield, wors:ed spinners. Itarktts. FRIDAY, 12. There waa more ...
... Lyall hold several livings in niffarent parts of the country, but more espedally in Sun:4k t he was lice Brat archdeacon of Maidstone, and during a brief period filkd a canon's stall in Canterbury. lie was also private chaplain to the late Archbishop of ...
... NircarmA, Lands, merchant. 0. Naar, Manchester, wholesale clothier. BANKRUPTS.—TustsuAv, Mar 5. T, HAIMBON, Harrietsimm and Maidstone, Kent, coal-mer T. Warm, Bow-ehurcliyard, stock manufacturer. T. T. Tunas, Winchester-street, Waterloo-town, surgeon. H. trarkirov ...
... Soken, Essex, boot.maker. BANKRUPTS.—Tcsatiar, JCLY 7. T. Peen:son, Calthorpe-place, Gray's.inn-rwel, Ironmonger,. II D. Moirtismr, Lee, Kent, builder. T. J. U. Scatvaxs, and I'. &urn, Hastings, Sussex bankers. W. Ltonerren, TonbrlJgo Wells, Kent, corn dealer ...
... at Darlinbtoa, the wife of Mr. Pritchett, architect, of a son. On the 10th hist at Richmond, ti, wi'e of Mr. Henry T.te, boot And shoe maker, of a daughter. On the 11th inst., at Romahll:irlc, the wif, of Mr. George Allinson, ,hue-maker, of twiny. the ...
... resulting in the death of two persona end the Wary of ottan i occurred on Monday morning the Great North= line at Hatfield, *boot seventeen miles distant from London. expire train leaves King's Crow Statics dally, hi a.m., the first stoppage being at Hitchin ...
... will be no paper this week, as his wife is using the scissors! ♦ richly- dressed dandy is like the uolchnin rain with the golden wool—the fleece is worth more than the mutton. A lady must think she has something valuable in her head if we may judge from ...
... general mourning for the late Duchess of Kent. It states that it is expected that all persona do put themselves into decent mourning. The Court to go into mourning on the 21st inst. It is said that the Duchess of Kent will be interred at Windsor on Monday ...
... not recollect of sleeping one night out of the house during that long period. John Atkins, a farm labourer at Town Mailing, Kent, has murdered his wife in a savage and determined manner, having attacked her first in the house, and twice after she had got ...
... emaciated-looking dandy, but had all the bearing of the gentleman. He was haughty in the extreme, and very ford of dress; his boots were so well varnished that the polish now in use could not surpass Kelly's blacking in brilliancy; his pantaloons were made ...
... before, it is not abandoned in London and its suburbs, very young boys being employed. In the coonty of Kent there are many, especially in Maidstone and Gravesend ; also at Ore- aaich and Woolwich. At Birmingham, where during several yearn The Assoc** ...
... with stealing a pair of gentleman's boots, of the value of 16s. 6d., the property of George Henry Stobbart, boot manufacturer, residing on the High Row. Prisoner has recently been convicted of stealing a pair of boots, at Stockton and has only been a short ...