... Francis Loader Hodsron, Strood, Kent, brewer, Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 20, at G6-ildhp~l, London. Solicitor, Mr. Cook, MIaidstone. Nicholas Firles, South Shields, Durham, ship-builder, Sept. 24, 29, Oct. 220, at the Golden Lion, Sorith Shields. Solici- tor ...

... Sputhwark, Nov. 7, W. Roflitt# Duke-treet. West- wins'a. nMA. l. ,Tsreater, CreaboitrlCe-ptsasge. Nov.9. J. Hhili, ;eeds, Kent, miller. Oct. 31. A. Shiirreff, Newman- street, tailor. Oct. S1. J. Greet), Deb ling,t ent, taruer. Nov 3. C. C. Bird, Little ...

... 1lagistr.ates. Last week as J. Iittle, a coachmen, who for- merly drove ore of the Maidstone coaches, but lat- terly the Brighton coach, was entering the yard of the Golden Cross, at Charing Cross, not stooping sufficiently loW to avoid thle beam of the ...

... S [ Henry Wihoott,- Shereham, Kent. paper-inaker, Jan. 23, 26, leb. 27, at Guildhall.; Solicitors, Messrs. Egats andl YliWaterian, Gray'sInn-square, and Mr. Crow, Seven Oaks. C 5.Wiliain and Jmlus Edoseads, Loose, Kent, paiper-tmakers,. -Jan. 26, Feb ...

... lianoeersquare, Middlesex, boot and shoe-maker—G. BrrOges Reiutfatdt, Of Wakefield, Yorkshiic, druggi.t and chemii’-James Howorth, of Waterfoot, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer William Pike the cider and Pike the younger, of Maidstone, Kent, lellmongers Thomas ...

... Hanover Square, Middlesex, boot-imaher, 8cc. . George Brydges Reinhardt, Wakefield, York, drugglst, Icc. Jaries Howorth, Waterfoot, Lancastet, woollen manufacturer. William Pike, sen. and William Pike, jun. Maidstone, kent, , fellmongers. ?? Thomas KEnill ...

... r. shire, sheep jobber. Junle 26.' J. Chroiley, Beer-lane, mer- 1 - chalit. Julie '29. 11. Cutbubhi and NV. Cutbusi, Maidstone, tl Kent, carpenters. June 22 W. W.hitteirbury, Bisropsgate- street, clreesersioiger. June 22. ItR. Piggutt, Rotherrhithe, t ...

... Itobjcutionable4-Tlse di Bill was then caismitted. u And Si'- Saintsel Roteizivu objectedl to A clause proposer] by j lilt. Kent Iicar, naey, tlist rho debtus should reialini in coins- w firieisrent six, nintlis before lie could take thle benefit oh ' ...

... dletitlatit ~ister . tmust lie retnalidetl. lie was itmle(liately conducted Ioult f Court ill the custody of the Gaoler of Maidstone, - to lie tried next assizeS. Satuiday in the Court of King's Bench, the At- ?? General moved tot a rule to shew cause, whv ...

... best behaved women in each regi- ment itn instructitig the girls in plain work and knittiig, and employing the tailors and boot and sholenmakels urfeach a leginlelntinI inwstrcting theboys in thfir respective trades; by wiich mneans ?? w hole mnay; at ...

... of Watliig.street, wai-chandler-Dec. 7. H. Will- mott, of Shorehann, Kent, paper-maker-Nov. r2. T. Brame, of Lowestoft, Suffolk, herrwg merchant-Nov. i22 W. .-Elgar, of Maidstone, grocer-NoV. a. J.J. Dean. of Nutkin's-corner, Bernnondsey, shlpwrightOt ...

... 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, ...