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... William Welch, Henry Hinton, Thomas Brady, and-**Quin, all of the parish of St. Giles's aforesaid, link-lighters, at the Golden Boot in St. Giles's aforesaid, the morning after the meeting of Sir William Beauchamp Proctor at the Angel in St. Giles's aforesaid ...
... M I L 1 T I KENT. £ A Ta enera l Militia Meeting for the County Kent on the day of January laft, was ordered, that the Militia of the county /hould trained and cxercifed for this prefentyear, 1792, follows (to wit) the Eaft-Kcnt Battalion to affemble ...
... Nov. 17, 177;. NOT ICE. ALL Perfons, who ftand indebted to the Afiminiftratrix Stephen Oliver, late of aver/ham the County Kent, Carrier, are required pay their Debts MefC Buck and Tappt-npin, Attomies at Favertham, or they will be for the fame.-—And ...
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... To SOLD by Private Contract, tlvit and feveral Pieces of excccd- fine Meadow and Pafture Land in Afhford and the County of Kent, containing one Hundred and Twenty Acres, now the Occupation of Mr. Nicholas Bourne and Mr. John Bourne, the Whole lying together ...
... Mr. George Collier, Newport, Shropshire. Patrick Daly O*ShaugnafTy, of Whitcomb-ftreet, St. Ann, Weft* minder, Middlefex, boot-maker; to furrender |une 28, July 2, 29, at nine, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ro- Berts, Oxendon dreet. ' * Thomas ...
... of CRICKET, Between FIVE GENTLEMEN of Brompton. And FIVE of Maidstone, For twenty POUNDS. The wickcts to pitched at Eleven o'Clock, and the Game to be played out. A good Ordinary at the Golden Lion, in Brompton. will be on Table precisely at Twelve oâClock ...
... good Brewoufe, Stable, Sec. and a neat Garden, commanding nt extenfive Profpe& lituare near the-Market place, at efterham in Kent.?-There is Coach to London three ii.nes a Week. *?. or uri^er I,ar apply to Mr. Buncz, Attorney, tt^efterham. A i B L D, MtlTuage ...
... STAR INN at MAIDSTONE, in Kent, on ihend Day of FEBRUARY, between the Honrs of ELEVEN and FOUR o'clock, the following FREEHOLDS. LOT I. A MESSUAGE TENEXJL Barn, Stable, and Pieces land, containing about feventeen Acicr, in the Egerton, in Kent* now let Jofsph ...
... ces there- ' lying, V^'''v r^'v '-''\T3 and being a finefvorting l.'oun_ IV ;-y, and healthy Air, at the in the County of Kent, through which runs exceeding River, wherein are great Plenty of Fish. lt is a Prick confuting cf Parlours, Chambers, Kitchens ...
... Majefty’s Goal at MAIDSTONE* Second Notice. John C.ltt, formerly of Newington next SittingbeOTJJ the county of Kent,' afterwards of Dunkirk and now .Maidflone aforefaid, Yeoman. « James Thorley, formerly of Greenwich in W eouray . Kent, late of Calais ...
... Clock in the Forenoon. Wm. LONG, Clerk to the Commiflion. East-Kent Battalion of Militia. AT a General Meeting held at Maidstone, on the 9th Day January laft, it was ordered, That the EAST-KENT BATTALION MlLlTlAftiould affemble Canterbury, for the Annual ...