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... coaches, at the Bricklayers' Arms, Kent Road, on Satur- day eveoting last. it wr's discovered that the whole Qf tlhe luegla~e of thle hind boote was missing. Thle robbery was effectedl between tll-t and the -Five Bells, Kent Road as at the latter place all ...
... for \t. Hvery,(l ihv thi»p of iliv AiieUoartr. No. 11, ffc^n-irtrM; mid may tuiil uf Ward, Wawrlvo Hotvl, Oiirtawt Hr Km, Golden Sundwtaodi m* Mr Cuili. bcrtien, Lwnbton Arm«, i. fin w wy nrt> m ~kfa} W>hii>tr tM*n cU* toaMMm »■ «Maf o| nkm qiuntity ...
... « . Jones being ansbls Ji n fin j?? w commuted to the common gaol until 'i «« «lju4gcd .fs-rve in »f¥ oU demood Unatlte* of Kent. ns Rial tli jsc men would bate been interesting the oablic. of r'*C3 in the .Vayor's ChainbJ, that anomalous court justice ...
... Commodore Bullen commanded on the western coast of Africa, the Maidstone captured sail of slave vessels, with 2,596 slaves on.board. Between the 14th March and the Ist May last, the Maidstone captured vessels, laden with dry goods, for slave barter, and ...
... remains steady, but the demand for Sussex and Kent pockets is nut so brisk, and the currency may stated a shade tower, future prices will depend the firmness of the planters. Currency, Sussex pockets 76s to 84s; Kent 84* to 105; bags SOs to 90*. Duty called ...
... land. London, on the lUth ult. Benjamin Gifford him peon, can, of North Ctetoent, Bedibcd-equare, lamdon, and Nib Cottage, Kent, to Maty Cuthbenaoo, aecond daughter John WhtoJ titfklp lute of Ustoibeode At North Sltialda, on the 28th ult. at the Frieude* ...
... of Guinea, taken in 1826 by Lieutenasnt (now Commander) Tucker, when commanding the Hope, tender. to his Majesty's ship Maidstone. The squadron was very healthy. The Sybille was cruising in-the. Bight of Beain, in the vigilant search of a slave vessel ...
... Glossup, Perb-ycto manufcturr Bejamnin Crowther, Bristol, pawnbrkr Lyon Michellion, Union Place, Kent Road, Surrey, rier.. chant. Thomas Pointer, Golden-.Horse-Yard Dorset Sqilre, Middlesx, jobrnasimr. Edwvard Francis Jaques, Commerce Place, Brixton, ...
... n, boot and shoc-manufacturer Jobss Bateta .. .. , - e.v s.Lasue* otreet, Oxford Market, and ando.fecioner nt-tStrcct, MarY-le,..6ne, Middlesexc, cook .nd confto. 4 , aind Italian warehouseman. Thos. Brooker Knott, 3..roadsf airs, Thanet, Kent, plumber ...
... CTIONS as usual. PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of HSIC, by . .Armstrong and Dr. Boott. 'UO IIS',b r MATERIA. MEDICA and BOTANY, by Dr. Boot. at Particulars appto r i ey edical Bookseller, a to the itr e atr o o ?? D e a nt LoStrce t, L on d to n . M t High is eulorthe ...
... Desks, W ork Boxes. Bronze and other Inkatands, Perfimery, rushes, &c. &c. Also a large Assortment of Ladies and Children's Boots and Shoes. MrS J. wishing to retire from Business, will be glad to treat with any Person for the Stock and Fixtures. Newcastle ...
... Laincashire, corni-dexalers. Edward JohnlBrashier, Chancery Lane, London, boot-maker. Richard MVorris, Re- gelt Street, l'iccadilly, Middlesex, auctioneer. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. John Smith and Johnl Hutchinson, Liverpool, merchants. Adamn ...