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... Jsrdios. Wm. Dunstable, Beds. Draper Jeffs, Thomas, Wobrjro, Beds. Warehouseman Jenner, Charles, HoUingbouru, Kent, Gardener Jennsr, John, Bearstesd, Kent, Smith Jephson, tbs Rsv. William, Hinton rectory, Fsrringdcn Clerk Johnson, William, 12. Coleman strset ...
... West Kent Election. TL* nomination of the candidates for tlje tinn of the western division of the conn tv of Kent, vacant by the death of Sir E. Filmcr, took place on Monday, the inst, at the Shire-house. Hem-ndon-henlh, near Maidatooe. From an early ...
... ln his .TSth year, the Hon. Tht*. I -..:■• of North Cray, Kent. He is succeeded in 1.; his son, a minor, now at Harrow School.— At W ' ased 94, the Rev. R. G. Ayerst, Rector of spc4-il ' Kent. — 'Fhe Rev. Dr. Vyse (lured 75) Rector of Lani* Archdeacon ...
... THE BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS RZOISTZR OF'FICZ FOR BIRVANTII, ST MRS. COLLINS, (Pleneety of 53, Wellington Street', HA ZEMOVLD TO INKERMAN STREET. All favours will b• pug:took attostdod to. Outer de Visite copied at Ss. pur doses, or 3s. !s doses. Oit Aunties ...
... RBSIDBNCE. OCCUPATION. luss, Fanny, Chart Sutton, Kent, spinster luss, Harriet, Chart Sutton, Kent, spinster tuss, John, Ashfjtrd, farmer fuss, Mary Ann, Chart Sutton, Kent, spinster tuss, Samuel, Chart Sutton, Kent, fanner tutt, Ann, Warminster, spinster lutt ...
... TOUGH START FOR BOOT Dullingham Boot. walked away with the Nev, market LVA Ladies Leagc. Section A title last seascn have a tough opening time when they entertav, Burwell Fox. Fox were fourth last season and reached the team knock-out final. The two Ezning ...
... first passed, the men of Kent behaved nobly, and routed meeting of the aristocracy held on the place they were then assembled, and presided over by Lord Darnley, driving the monopolists into the back parlour of ari inn at Maidstone, where they passed their ...
... SUMMER BOOTS & SHOES or ALL DESCRIPTION SO TO THE OLDEST BOOT SHOP IN NORWICH, who ban now in Stock Lam Assortment LADIES* and GENTLEMEN’S RUSSIA BOOTS and SHOES, also TENNIS, CRICKET, tad YACHTING SHOES, and the following Special tines at raj Low Prices ...
... 6 H MERCURY June 14 1991 Boot sale to start carnival activities A CAR boot sale will kick off this year’s programme of events for the Cuffley and Goffs Oak Carnival The first event will be held at Cuffley Youth Centre on Sunday and a wide variety of ...
... INDEPENDENT PRESS Thursday November 1 1973 NEW COUNTY TREASURER FROM KENT Mr Alan Twelvetree at present deputy treasurer with Kent County Council is to be the new county treasurer for Essex He succeed Mr J R Green who is retiring later this year after ...
... 6 H MERCURY June 14 1991 Boot sale to start carnival activities A CAR boot sale will kick off this year’s programme of events for the Cuffley and Goffs Oak Carnival first event will be held at Cuffley Youth Centre on Sunday and a wide variety of activities ...
... BOOTS, Cash Chemists, 38, LONDON STREET ; BRIGGS STREET ; T S GOAT LANE 22, AGDALENR, N ORWICH. ; 28, and REGENT STREET ; an E d E 2T, BROAD ROW, YARMOUTH. THE MARINA, LOWESTOFT. BOOTS, I/rD., PROPUIXTORS. HEAD OrmE—NOTTINGHAM. NEURALGIA ! NO MORE SLEEPLESS ...