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... preceding year. Committed, to our county gaol, on Monday, by W. Smith, Esq. William Williams, charg, with stealing a pair of boots, and ualher articles, the property Mr. Heiles, of Maoible, Go Monday se’nnight, about seven o’clock in the evening, two ladies ...
... inspecting the prepuralioiis going forward for tlte entertainment. At one o’clock the Queen, Princess Elizabeth, the Dukes of York, Kent, Cumberland, and Sussex, attended Lady Illchester, Lord St. Helen’s, the Mayor and Corporation of Windsor, with white wands ...
... r,| ( â,«? e , places may be secured ; in -rnmg. U* [, p , uc llolborn, returns rum the George ] 0 , , evt . day, anil Golden Cross,thanng .nfne ertniog, arrives at the Angel I«°> Garter, Wureea- and at, the htar »no t, t-r- âhe next moru.ng, ...
... Mills, Red Lion Court, Watch and Clock maker. Horsleydown, Surrey, Henry Wil'mot, Shoreham, Kent, Paper-maker. William Edmeads and Jolin Edme -makers. ads, Louse, Kent, Pa- Richard Collins, of the Strand, Hatter. Middlesex, Jeweller and Henry Wilkins and Juhn ...
... Lower Shadwell, Middle- sex, Mastmaker. Walter Giedhill, Jermyn-street, West- Minster, Warehovuseman. William Elgar, Maidstone, Kent, Grocer, Robert Brett, Salford, Lancashire, Com- mon Brewer. Thomas Hopkins, now or late of Bridge- street, Westminster ...
... Druggist and Chemist. James Howorth, foot, Rosendgle, Lancashire, Woollen :: . William Pike the elder.and William Pikkibc Maidstone, Kent, Fellmohgefs. Ij'homaiTEnih, Lacy, Herefordshire, Farther. John Suttcoi, ton, Linen Draper. Williath Pattenden, Brfknthete^ ...
... Church-stre: et, Middlesex, Linen Draper.—John +, Minories; ‘Loudon, Merchant — Peter Ped-aglio a nd Joseph Pedraglio, ‘Rochester, Kent, Carvers and Gilders,—Williain Rabinson, sen. Craggs, within P George Fear and adiham, Laneashire, Dealer in Malt.— Robinse ...
... Middlesex —There will be a contest for this county ; Mr. Clarke, Swaithley House, near Uxbridge, opposes the late Members. Maidstone Election. —This election commenced on Wednesday. The Candidates were, Messrs. Kobarls. Longman, and Wells, Sir E. Brydges ...
... broker. —Thomas l.awes, Amesbury, Wills, corn-dealer.—George Cottam, Manchester, pluslerer and painter.—John Masters, Hartford, Kent, and shopkeeper.—William Burton, Comhill, London, auetioneer.—William Spencer Evans, late of Cbapelstreet, I-imb's Conduit-street ...
... 0001. Prices nominal, though lower. Bags. Pockets. Kent 41 10s to 5110s Kent. 41 15s to 61 Sussex .41 Oslo 51 0s Sussex 41 10s to 51 10s Famham (poc) 610s to Essex 10s to 5110s Maidstone, August s. —This fine weather is so congenial to the ...
... ‘The is extensive in Mid Kent. picking commences this week. The cumplaint of mould Duty Bags. Pockets. Kent31 Ssto 3115s Kent eee Bl 41 Os Sussex 21 16s to 31105 Sussex .. Ol Os Fasex 41 4s (pock) 4110s to 61 Maidstone, Aug. 26.—The Hop plantations ...
... Stakes; she is got by Sir Oliver, out of a Ratler Mare, the dam of a winner.—For paruculars of shew the Mare. Mr. Taylor, Golden Cross Ina, Bromsgivve, will Crops of excellent Fruit, of Hay and Corn, and capital Live Stock, at Castlemorton, ‘or Sale without ...