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... 445 od Beans 44s 7i1 ple Rye 45S 2d Oats 233 4d I Peafe 44s 3d of Kntops by the Ba g. Hops by the Pocket. en- Kent 41. sos. to 51. I 51. 1 Kent 31. 1os. to 51. Os. Sing u Frx 41- Ss-to 51- Ss ?? 31. sos. to 41. 15S. ie Farh 51. 5S. to 81. EfI Efes 31. aOS ...
... 7Wales. Wheat 67 S d Blaz ey azs sdipa .TSs ' .Rye 4$ts Iod . Oatse ?? 6&i Peaf . fops by the Bag. , by, t . :.Kent 61. sos. to 81. 45. Kent r7.S. 75. jf.t.ol, 7' Sullex 6i. ICS. to 71. 1os. SufIcA *s71. os. t~olA~* EH: E.fex 61. os. to 71. los. Farnh ...
... before, concealed behind with a veil, which is fattened by a golden pin. Between the frizzled tuft of hair and the brow appears a red poppy.- The veil, being of lace, difcovers under it a fmall golden ?? upper extremity of the waift of the gown falls very low ...
... foregoing circumflances :-Tle prifoner faid her name was Hannal S'wime; that die was accofted by a man in a great coat and boots (of whom fie had not the fdighteft knowledge) that he gave her the bundle arid the lcey,'together with half a crown, and defired ...
... Airociations may exercife. Yefterday the Yarmouth, Norwich, Cambridge, and WiJobeach coaches, arrived at their declination, the Golden Crofs, at Charing Crofs. In their paffage through the fireets they attra&led univerfal notice and admiration, but they contained ...
... hias been indefatigable in his exertions to forward its completion. The groutid for the New Barracks adjoining Brompton, in Kent, is marked out; thefe are intended to be the mof extenfive in Eigland ; they wilt contain a very large number of In' fantry ...
... water, and produces the firiefljet Iflre to cartouch boxes, boots, fhoes, ladies' clogs, &c. in boxes at Is. 6d. alfo, a MtxruaT, at 3s. which, by once uling, will take out itk or any ftain from boot-tops, and the original colour nmay be prelerved by his CREAM ...
... Sussex, balcr. Solonson Zagury, of Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, Mid'ddlesex, merchant. Richard Phipli, of Maidstone. Kent, linen-draper. Jnh11 Pitt, late *f Colemau-strcet, London, auctiolleer. ?? Holmes, of Bull Iiead-coulrt, Newgate-street ...
... 3d-Barley, 46s. 5d'-Oats, 28s. Id.---Beans, 53s.6d.-Pes, 54s. Ild.-Oatneal, 50s. 4d , ' : i BANKRUPTS * John Gameon, Wateringsbury, Kent, innkeeper & ttnner NatbanielButcher, Windmillat. Finsbssr} sqare' butcher AardnLard, Minories, Middksex, saberd saer Ann ...
... In October, 1814, the prisoner applied to him in behalf Wl 'of a man whoi lie introduced to hiun as W. Crispe, it of Maidstone in-Kent, to sell for him, and the person tib be represented as W. Crispe, the sum of 5001. Navy svl 5 per Cent. Anittuities, ...
... Queen-her Majesty expresses a great wvish to have Bnck~ingham House for her Palace-de- sires that the servants of the late Duke Of Kent, or those in service of Prince Leopold, may he employed fior her in preference to any others-in the event oif the refusal of ...
... Free- masons', Fridav-Duke of Bedford in the chair- resolved to erect a statue in metropolis, to me- mory of the lite Duke of Kent.-Principal inha- bitants of llatfeld entertained Monday, at the Red Lion Inn, by Marquis of Salisbury, to cele- brate his Ma ...