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... Bird ; price, 30s, UFF ORPINGTON EGGS, from grand Rirds; Cook of Kent Prize Strain; 3a. 64. for 13. Stoke on-Trent. unfertiles replaced. —NOKMAN Blyth Cottage. GGS for trom Dark Brah as’ Golden Wyandottes, Silver-Gre: y White Leghorns, Houdans, Black Minorcas ...
... the beauty of the During the past admirers; and a finer than the aven' branches of the t bending with the weight of their golden fruit, could not well be ‘ow they are raj before the steady industry of hands, but a glimpse here and there may be obtained ...
... railways. Hi 19th March, 1869. Tipton, and William Probert, Oldbury, tor nines Other 20th Jobn Cruttendon and Thomas Wells, Maidstone, im arrangement nection therewith. Dated 9nd April. 1869. facilitating by ballot in con- Frederick Walton, improvements in ...
... Prince Edward's Island, British North America, merchants.— William Price Stratton House, Westerham, Kent, late of Tatsfleld, Surrey, and Horsmonden, Kent, grocer ami draper.—Algernon Stewart Austen, Mortimer-street. Cavendish square, late of Fenchurch-street ...
... Market very quiet Kent and Sussex.—Maidstone: St. James’s dav Ins been passed, and should we have good ground rain to follnl the shower of yesterday morning, we may yet grew »v. • crop.—West Mailing: Our grounds now begin to golden appearance from the ...
... white, trimmed with silver. The esquires of the marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumley, Captain Lewis Ricardo, Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Beresford ; and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles Lamb ...
... EASTGATE, boot and shoe salesman, Churton-street Pimlico, and Tothill-street, Westminster. JOHN DAVIS and SOLOMON DAVIS, clothiers. East Smithfield, London. BENJAMIN VINCENT, boot and shoe maker, Canterbury WILLIAM COBB, builder. Maidstone. Kent. WILLIAM ...
... factors.—Thomas Syckelmoore, Maidstone, currier.—Thomas Garner Gabriel. Midfordplace, and London-street, Tottenham-conrt-road, and Birmingham. brush board manufacturer.—John Thomas. Strood, Kent, ironfounder.—John Page. Hythe, Kent, grocer.—Adolphus Ackerman ...
... Waleer Durrant, Maidstone, Kent, t Attorniess Tay 13, 23, June 20, at Guildhall, Loudon, Messrs, Burr aud Hoar, Maidstone. DIVIDEND AT GUILDHALL. tay 29, T. Duddfield, St. Martin’s street, St. George the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey, boot and shoemaker. DIFIDBNDS ...
... Lancashire, manufacturing chemists. May 1, J. Phillips, Upper Bullingham, Herefordshire, banker. April 29, W. Reeves, Maidstone, Kent, cabinet maker. April 29, T. Rowan, Cambridge, draper. May 2, E. Sewell, Old Bond-street, hatter. ‘om Tuesday's Gazette ...
... Brompton, boot and shoe manufacturers. —J. Brewin and H. 8. Paget, Liverpool, coal merchants.—J. Hateley, H. Hateley. and F. Uateley, Birmingham, flint glass manufacturers; so far regards Henry Hateley.—J. H. Pickering and G. W. Statbam, Leicester, boot man ...