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... 7s. Fahmiam, - _ . « _ . Excellent conveniencies for the carriage of reels and GAME. Small parcels charged only fx-peter. » GOLDEN.CROSS, CHARING-CROSS, GENERAL OFFICE for TRAVELLING , HPHE Royal Patent Eight-Wheel Coach, to and A from SOUTHAMPTON, LYMINGTON ...
... I' Al(Hi AM, - - - - - - Excr'l'nt conveniericiisSfor the carriage Parcels and GAME. Small parcels charged only fx-pence. GOLDEN-CROSS, CHARING-CROSS, GENERAL OFFICE for TRAVELLING. THE Royal Patent Eight-Wheel Co ac y to and from SOUTHAMPTON, LYMINGTON ...
... patronage which the company has received from.the public. By order of the j eciors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. of Country-department. GOLDEN-CROSS, CHARING-CROSS, GENERAL OFFICE for TRAVELLING. THE Royal Patent Eight-Wheel Coach, to and from SOUTHAMPTON, LYMINGTON ...
... TURNPIKE ROAD FROM MAIDSTONE TO KEYSTREET. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the Tolls arifiog at the Tollgate and Side-gate, upon the turnpike road from through Dehtling to Keyttrecc, the parilhes Borden and Bobbing, in the county Kent, at place in the laid ...
... ALL that well known fpacious and eftablifhed INN, known by the name or fign of the RED-LION, Sittingborne, in the county of Kent, late the occupation of Mr. W. Whitaker confiding fix parlours, two large diningrooms, alTembty-room, eleven bed bed-chambers ...
... patronage which the company has received from tit public. By order of the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. of the Country.department. GOLDEN-CROSS, C H A R G- CROSST GENERAL OFIICE for TRAVELLING. ' THE Royal Patent Eight-Wheel Coach, to and from SOUTHAMPTON, LVMiNGTON ...
... will begin lobe after the ift of September, the . z*-ite and Maidftone journal, and the fame will continued the end the (booting I'eafon. The Honorable Commiffioncrs of Stamps haying Ton to think that many perfoul have Keen in the habit killing game without ...
... 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 ...
... Coupe of New Bond-ilret-r. in Middlefex, Hr-tf , \*jm May -0, 3,, and June 24, at G-iildhill, James Maiden of Roeheller, in Kent, Linen IWr. To appear May 20, 3,, and |ur*e 24. at GiiildiU, Le .idon. Attorney, Mr. D. Smith, Great St. Hekii's! Bilhopfjjatc ...
... Pint the faid Premift-j certain Yard*, and the Prciml,-* are h* (or the remainder four h-veral Term* ...
... the enemy's fortrejs. lie then ordered his boots be taken off, and of the drummers advance with their cats, and Hog his legs, which ceremony was continued till they bled very confitlerably.*— lie ptit his boots again very coolly, preffing his hope that ...