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... 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 ...
... Perfume to Linen, Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Ac. . Prepares and Sold Retsle, and for Richard Warren, Petfumcr, the Golden Fleece, Maiybone-Areet, Golden Square, London, and at hit Perfume Snop, Tuubridgt- Wells. SIMMONS and KIRKBY, Canttrhu-y; MifsDixon, Bookfeller ...
... ES” ATE, known by the Name of HINX HILL, o B BOY’s LAND, lying in the feveral Parithes of Wye, and Brabourn, in the County of KENT, confitti of fet ve-al Clofes. or inclefed Fields, which contain tog ether rr, by Admeafurement, fixty-fix Acres, two Roods ...
... otherwife Upper Hardres, in the County Kent, and in the Occupation of Mr. John Atwood Alfo a Piece of valuable Meadow Land, containing about four Acres, in the feveral Parifhes of Stutrv, in the faid County of Kent, and St. Mary Northgate, in Camerbury ...
... betwixt ihe Top of Hallingwood and Holcbotbani, in Faiifworth, ASILVF.R WATCH. Maker’s Name, J- Kent, Af .neheder, No. 77. Whoever will bring the above Watch Kent, Watch matter, in SmthyeLor, Ma-u belter, ot to Trtrnas Tetlow, the Sign of the Sun, H in tailfwonb ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Saturday night the of June, 1771, out the Ground of Mr. Jonathan Ware, at Galley- Hill, in the Parifli Swanscombe, near Dartford, Kent. A BRIGHT BAY GELDING, about Fourteen Hands and a Half high, rifing Seven Years Old, with a Blaze down his Face, a littlt.fpot ...
... Houfe, with proper Conveniences for '#NST an’s, O£V. 26, 1779. •HN ELDRIDGE, te ervant to the Rev. Mr, SANDVS) YING taken the GOLDEN •lon ALEHOUSE, near King’s Bridge, in the Canterbury, informs his Friends and the Public “i, that he has fitted up the find ...