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... ijtli On Wednefday was decided on Match of Cricket for One Thoniand Kent againll Well Kent, Boorman ' Kent, with four men ont of men given to Weil Kent, out of . minated favour of Eall Kent. of the game will be given in our next. Extrail of ...
... with Mifs, drank frerly with her, and fluid hfr bed-chain till two of the clock in the morning, and Had pulled off one of his boots in order to-bed Mifs, whpn they turned him out of the liouie, and lie brought a mob about the door, and coming the next day ...
... lnitant January, tervuy the Aid Wail.. T. SMITH, SHOEMAKER, At the BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTORY, No. 14, in Falcon-Court near St. George's Church, in the Borough SOUTHWARK, London, SELLS BOOTS AND SHOES of all Sorts, as good as at any Place in England, wholesale ...
... am! |!ic Public in general, that is now Bufincfs for himfelf, and las taken Shop, near the Little Conduit, the High Town, Maid-stone, where he carrying the Bufinefs Surgeon and Apoihecary, and Inoculation, in Town and Country, on the mult Terms. Gentlemen ...
... Nightingale, late Tonbridge, Kent, farmer; Miy * ' 17, at one, a: Guildhall, London. Atf/Ornies, Mr. Bland- King�â??s Bench Walks, Tensplc, cr Mr. Jor.e,-, Ton. Wcb 4> Kent. J Daniel Arnold, of Green Street Green, Kent, shopkeeper; May 20 at one, ...
... applying grocer, Margate, •hi] meet with good encouiagenient. Ma>6ati« May. a 6, t? 9- WANTED, Jn a Gentletaan's Family in Eaft-Kent, A COOK, who underftands her bufinefs perfcflly perfc£tly well, and can take the charge final! dairy Guineas a year wiFl given ...
... necdTaries of life, even for a moderate , E W E R S. [ ■ . nfx General SffHon of Servers for feveral He] tn fi arti °f ,e County of Kent, olden ( by Adjournment) at the Ol d Castle . Bußy, on Saturday the Fourth Day tf * at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon ...
... rHE Governor and Company of the ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE have confti. tuied and app mted EDWARD ARGLES, jun. of Maidstone, in the County of Kent, then Agent and Receiver for Maiditon atorelaid, and Parts adjacent, in their Bufinets a (Turing Buildings, Goods ...
... ftrve the full r* ' Term- of faven Tears, an APPRENTICE fI.ACKSMI TH. ,f'/ ur ' her enquire of Gtoant BAKXR, at Adilham, in Kent. A letter from Cafltel, dated Dec. 4, fays, Inclofed I fend you tlie pat tictslars of the Murder Mr. Power, the White Boys ...
... of Kent in particular, willbeilie invariable Rule our Con duff. are. Gentlemen, With thegreateff Tmr mojl obedient humble Servants, C, MAR SHAM, F. HONYWOOD. *To the (jenthmcn. and Freeholders of the County of Kent. riA nendance cn the JVtfl Kent Regiment ...
... CANTERfeIiRV, July ff. is ftarrieftly recolnitifinded tHe Hop-plantci*s of Canterbury and Kent> damp tneir baj' and pockets* jJarticularly the latt£ the Caliterbury, Raft Kent Arms, as is often cflemially ncccflary to their Tale. the thio inllant was tried the ...
... Peckham,Tildens andTubbins,Brooke Tatlingbu.y, Badfell, Tudely and Bufton, or any Part of Welt Peckham Hurft in the County of Kent; fuch Pcrfons will be profecuted with the utmoft Rigour of the Law. Mereworth, Aug. a 6, 1788. Mr. PERSONNEAUX, french dancing- ...