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... the Officer (a fecond Licut as fince left her, and fhe h biiftence than the chants T 6 ymen. arch for twenty Guineas, w 3 in Kent, by a Shepberd, fitee If, which he pcrfoxmcd ina Julcs. - Clock, a Gentleman attendin, a Sale of Horfes, mifled his ccic contained ...
... for having planted 48, 500 larches.—Gold medal to Mr, Stepheufon, for his method of improving moor land,—~Gold medal to Mr, Boote, for his comparative culture of wheat. In the Second Clafs; a Silver medal was awarded to Mifs Frances Guife, for a beauuful ...
... Eaft Indiaman, buf now of the King’s-bench Prifon, mariner, | Sept. 8, at Guridhail. i Law Kemp, now or late of Maidftone, Kent, tanger and | felimonger, Anguft 31, m Goitdhatl. ! 1 VID ENDS Spt 4. Benjamin Hewery of Exerer, thopkeeper, at the. Rufh tavesn ...
... Grover, Town Malling, grocer, at Guildhall. —Apwl . J. Piper and K. Winder, Richmond, grocers, at Guildhall.— March 28. Eliz. Kent, Bicester, Oxfordshire, draper, at GuildhalL.—2B. Eliz. Biddell, Ratcliff-cross, hosier, at Guildhall.—April 25. ~W. Marshall ...
... Orrice, Jav, 25. ‘tindling him‘scllf\«et i;; (h;:) feet, aggvised khi; Royal | delivered on . .4 . iHighness to change his boots and stockings; but' was affable, ¢ ORDE!}S for the Court’s going into Mourning, \hiche did not dog;ill he dressed for dinner ...
... Nov. 8 15. Dec. 13, at Basinghallstreet.— Attorney, M. Becke(t, Golden-square. Thomus Bignold. sew. 1 orwich, Norfolk, Lanker, and Bridge-street, Blach friars, London, dealcr in boots and shoes, Noy. 8, 15, Dec 13. st Basinghall street. —Attor. mey, ...
... Sherrard-street, Golden-sqoare, warchouseman— Josepl Hownrd Raud, of 29, Westminster-bridge-road, Lambeth, dealer in china and glass—James Miller, of Sauthampton, cord wainer—Thomas Browa, of 5 and 4, Connnught-terrace, Edgeware'road, boot and shoe maker—Sarah ...
... sown in unfavourable weather produced a prodigious quantity of smutted corn:—*The Plough.” Morg Ramnway Miserigs,—At the Maidstone Assizes, last week, an action was vrought by Mr. M*Dowall against Donnington and others, to recover the amount of a bill ...
... r, boot-manu. Beans, Tick .. facturer. Joha D'Monte Arbuthnot, otherwise D Monte Harrow . Arbuthnot, Gireat St. Helens, Bishopgate-street Withiy Plgeon «.iiiouivessiins n’AMy, Piccadilly, merchant, William Walter | peas, white, Essex & Kent, boilors ...
... for the purpose of appropriating it to his own use:—On the [oth of the last month he hired of Mr. Edward Goodwin, of Maidstone, Kent, a pouy with saddle and bridle ander the pretence of going to Lenham, but instead of that he rode to another place where ...
... Africa, merchiant. Abraham Cohen, Houndsditch, wholesale elothier. William Joln Powell and Charles Hind, Carnaby-street, Golden. sqoare, lmendrapers, Bichard Bowler, late of Langley-place, Commerciai-road, and Botolyh-lane, confectioner. William Ward ...
... .. Sutton Vallence, Kent, druggist Crispe, Ann . Upper Stone-street, Maidstone, . ‘spinster b Crispe, Thomas . Lynsted, Kent, gentleman f:rumy\, John Harrietsham, Kent, farmer Cruttenden, John . Maidstone, plumber ...