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... Basinghall-street. Sol. Mr- Essex-street, Strand official assignee, Mr. buildings. John Ro»inson,Bridge-street, Westminster,boot and shoeP* May 2, June at one, at Basingball-street. Official tfi t\ Mr. Belcher. King's Arms-yard; sol., Mr. Dodd, North 1 ...
... Wcnlockterrace Old Barracks), and Haxby-read, YOBK. t,lu _ _ oli DISPOSAL; 'the 01d-E«t»bli»h6a oW? s BC6INE6B, well-known m the Golden c' a - Mtborough, Scarborough, lately carried i r Cobban; disposed of a going oonoern ; tic J ,possession can given; Stock ...
... SPORTING. Mr. Bell's eh. c. Harpstring, by the Bard, out of Golden- Drop, died the other day, at Hambleton. Harpstring was an exceedingly fine promising colt, and was engaged in the Derby of 1846. Sir Wm. Chaytor, Bart., the owner of Croft Domain, has ...
... TEIUUTOKIAL ItKOIMKNT.S. Royal Scots (Ist boot), lst bat., York ; Glencorse. 2nd bat., Malta (for India) It. \V. Sun-., It. (2nd), Ahlen-hui (for Malta), Guildford ; ! 2nd bat., Diuapore, Bengal, Guilciind E. Kent. It. (3rd), Fort William, Bengal, Canterbury ...
... Wellinrt** Barracki* * T&aaiTOßiaL Regiments Eoyal boot* (let KootX let bat., York ; 2nd bat., Wellinc- k*n Madras. R. •?. «urr. B. (2ud), Malta, Guildford ; 2nd bat. Ihnaporf, Bengal, Guildford ' B. Kent. R. (3rd), Julliindar, Bengal, Canterbury • |n ...
... John and David Hepworth, Halifax, cotton-warp-dyers. Win. Burt, Lisson-grove, New-road, lodging-house-keeper James Argent, Golden-lane, Barbican, victualler. Samuel Brice, St. John-street, tailor. Thomas Whyte, Birmingham, hardware merchant. Edward Cooper ...
... Abel 8 3 ?? 17 0 WW Bead 5 0 ?? 22 „ . I MBead 6 2 27 —_, 0 Key 7 1 14 1 GENTLEMEN OF KENT v. PdILADELPHIANS. Thii match wai resumed at Maidstone on Satnrday. Kent bad completed an inningi of 293 at drawing itumps on Friday night, and the Philadelphians ...
... yesterday. Each side pressed turn, but neither side managed to score. CHATHAM a-. ROYAL WK>T KENT REGIMEN r. —At Chatham yesterday Final: Chatham, goals : West Kent. nil. NORTHALLERTON v NEWPORT N.E.R. Northallerton yesterday, the home team winning three ...
... Ireland. FROM A LUNATIC ASYLUM. The following extraordinary story a planned escape from the Kent County Asylum, at Barming-beatb, near Maidstone, is in circulation Kent and Sussex - It appears that gentleman mimed Elliot, for many years resident at Ely House ...
... Elisabeth, second daughter of Mr.' John Moore, of Wassand, near Hornsea. Same day, at the Bavarian chapel. Warwick-street, Golden Square by the Rev. Jeremiah Harrington, Louis Sandier, Esq.. of this city, professor of language, member of the Historical ...
... Jan. I. a Peb. 19, at the Bankrupts Court, BasiughaU-streec ?? Mr Stevenson, Paiernoater-rew -mm, John Sisle* East Peckbam. Kent, shopkeeper. Jan. m m Peb. 19, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-sireet. ?? Mr Bigg. Southainpton.buildir.gs Chancery- ane ...
... Brighton, Kent v. Sussex 12—At Sheffield, Yorkshire v. Lancashire At Maidstone, Kent v. Yorkshire 15—At The Oval, Surrey v. Middlesex At Nottingham, Notts, v. Lancashire 19—At Hastings-, Sussex Lioestershire 19—At Tuiihridse Wells, Surrey v. Kent 19—At Lord's ...