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... For paitictlart at the office of Mefiis. Waterman and Wollett, Rye, wht? art anihoriicd to mat fame. MONEY noanttdon th> MAIDSTONE PAVEMENT, F»vi fir CtU. LL willing advance Mopey the credit the Rates or A (le Amenta. Highway and ebrepofuioo Money, virtue ...
... dealer and chapman ; at the Golden frof-, Caincrols, the parifh Rand wick, in the laid county. 8 James Gowland, Hutton in the Hole, in the parifh l.afliogham, the county of York, inn- ' holder,dealer chapman; at the Golden Lion, inYork 8. John Hamelon ...
... in (tie of Kent, mOcr ( ray ires Mutuclraas 1809, nrw tnUKoccnp*- lion Samuel BuUoo. Lot a. All Wo ...
... May 20, 30, June 27, at Guildhall. Richard Nightingale, late of 'Fonbridge, Kent, Farmer, May 20, 27; June 27, at Guildhall, Lon4on. Daniel Arnold, of Green-ftreet Green, Kent, Shopkeeper, May 20, 32, June 27, at Guildhall, London. Thomas Fitter Hill, ...
... the fpot. He proves to be one of the-gang. who the niOt before robbed Mr. Robinfon, boot-maker, of Caftle-ftreet, of a tol. note, three guineas, and two pair of boots, one pair of Which he had on when thot Ale* days ago alarge eagle was filet in a wood ...
... Cornwall, hookfeihr, dealer and chapman; appear May 15, 16, mid June It, at the Golden Lion Inn, in Hrlfton. Attornics, Meil. Grylls, Cor-i iaL and Seott, HclAon. honias Kent, the city of Fxctfr. cahinct-makcr. dealer and chapman ; to appear May 16, 27 ...
... Numerical Books ke,»t part Lotteries from the year 1747. E N T. Maidstone, Epiphany Sessions, 1793« At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, holden at Mai ifto c, and for the Coan of Kent, on 'i'hurfday the 17th day of Jaiuar), 1793, Resolved unanimously ...
... Canterbury, Saturday, Sept- 12, 1792, AS MALL PORTMANTEAU, without any diredtjon, containing the following things: A pair of boots, pair lho«, two pair of breeches } two Ihirts, one marked 1. L. the other J, M. two handkerchiefs and two neckcloths, an oil-lkin ...
... for Portfmoutli, to embark for Ireland, marched in three divifiona into Hotlbam, on their route to their former ftationt in Kent, We are much concerned to have oecafion to ftate, that a (hocking,accident oecured upon the march of the Light Infantry Company ...
... June 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Holborn-courr, Gray’s-inn, London, James Maiden, of Rochefter, Kent, linen-draper; to furrender May 20, 31, June 24, ateleven, atGuildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. D. Smith, Great Sr. Helen’s, ...
... feat at Critchill. He has declared his intentions of always fpending fome part of every year at Bath. His Highnefs the Duke of Kent has taken a villa near Winehefter. Some idea may be formed of the magnificence of the new Duchefs of Rutland's hymeneal wardrobe ...
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