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... LONDON: FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1832. At the Maidstone Reform Festival on Tuesday last, of which a very full account has been given by The Maidstone Journal of the following day, Mr. HODGES, one of the Mem- 1 bers for Kent, observed, that 1 Now that the Reform ...
... William Cobb, of Maidstone, Kent, carpenters and builders-HeDry Kvmble, Edw Kemble, and Richard Light, tea-brokers-John Bitkett and Geo. Co;, of Cloak-lane, City, solicitors-Willvarn Brealey and Joseph Drown Rlgby, of Broad-street, Golden-square, builde ...
... Trurrd4thv-. April 4. SOUTHER14 CIRCUIT. T. D. Bowsts, Esq. Commisilonser. - Kent-.at Dover, Wednemday, Februsry 13 At the City of Canferhury-Irlnurday, February 14. Kent-at Matdtone. Friday, lelituarl,15. Berkshire-at Reading, Monday; February 18. ...
... Militia and Yeomanry, thle Lords Lieu- 11tenants of Counties and Deputy Lteuteniitts, should appear la )tuniform pautaloons and boots, agreeably to regulation- All persons be longing to their Majesities' Households, and all n others who wear their civil uniform ...
... crown of his lead. An Inquest was held on the body on the following day, 5hen verdict of Accidental Death was returued.-Maidstone Gazette. A Newark Paper csutlensr the public to beware of a new species A1 roguery,juAt attempted in that place. The fraud ...
... R. FERGUSON presented a Petition from Nottingham for V mrer towsards the Dorchrester Unionists; also, another from the el Boot'and Shoemakers of Nottingham, and tw'o from Castle Dunning, tII Du)nstable, to the same effect. He supported the Petitions ...
... cheered, were received with eonsiderable applause. MAIDSTONE. The great Conservative dinner at this town has been postponed from the 12th torthe 19th iist. ; probably by that time the Tories of Kent will better understantld the game they are to play. ...
... used their influence and intimidation on the nen.`-Greenwich Gazette. KENT(WEST).-During the past week, Mr. Hodges and MIr. Rider, the present Members, have been canvassing Maidstone, Rochester, Stroud, Chatitam, Gillingham, Gravesend, and some of the ...
... Mandeville and Mr. Roper; the Tories finding that any candidate whom they could bring for- ward would be most signally defeated. KENT. [From our own Correspondent.] WrostxnN DtvisioN.-We are glad to hear, from the best authority, that no doubt exists in the ...
... Snow-hill, gold and siler.casters and brasa.foundes!-lar, Masters and George Masters, of Lydd, Kent, grocera and ?? Chapman and John Chapmanr, of Mount.street, Lambeth, boot and ?? Whittle and William Park, of Wigan, Larva shilre, spade and edge-tool-makers and ...
... principles? ']-one whoml I can bear-testimony to as being constant and vigilant i;s attendance in his office as a senator [booting, and cries of We won't have him-he is Lord Loowther's tool]. He, gentle- men, is the friend of his King and of isis country; ...
... Msacit 2.-JOHN MACDOUGALL, of Liverpeal, and Late of Reimn a Ayres, merenlant. MARS'l 3.-BFNJAI5lIN PtiRtRItCK, Of the Goat ?? Golden lane, Rwarbican, licensed victualler. B3ANE RUPTS I JOHN AnSOLON, Ilate of No. 12, Old Bond.Itreet, Piccadilly. bat cow of ...