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... THE KENT RIOTERS. Lord Denman arrived at Maidstone on Monday afternoon and opened the commission. The calendar contained the names of 65 prisoners, and of this numlier were charged with the murders committed by Thoms and bis infatuated followers. Lord ...
... 1624, 1836, 1842. Mr. A. Maclntyre, aged 65, No. 3, Silrer-streei, Golden-square, cored of Serena. 2nd October, 1832, 1839, and 1843. H. Liston, Esq, Marine Library, Ramsgate, Kent; cured of Cataract and Deafness. 2nd July, 1839,1842, and 1843. Miaa ...
... James Perry, of Harlow, grocer. . OLIVER Walter, of Maidstone. In the coonty of Kent, npholstercr. d. c. to sur. I>ec. 17, 2. and Jan. 17, 12.—feoL Blag. Maidstone.-Pet. cr. John Marsh, of Maidstone. boot■aniifaatnrw. . _ William, of the ...
... very desirable Opportunity to Parties Furnishing Leeds, May 19th, 1838. i * NEW BOOT AND SflQB jsVAEEHOUSE. HALLAM, EDEN, and CLARK, Ladies'- «ad.-!GrENTLEMEN's Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, NORTHAMPTON and STAMFORD, most respectfully inform the ...
... HOPS ON SALE. JnTTN DODGSON, HofMerchant, No.4* / m Leeds, has ON SALE a large Assortment B n^W ahdYEABLING Kent and Sussex HOPS. Sdnobhe fa Offering on reasonable Terms. London porter store. AT WON WHARF, School-Close, Leeds, ,i,li>hedbv Sir Hknrv ...
... carpenter—July 17. G. Blair W. Plimpton, Lower Thames street, seedsmen—July B. Winch, sen. Hawkhurst, Kent, farmer —July 31, J. D. Beaumont, Maidstone, upholster—July 31, B. Barge, Clifford street, Bond street, wine merchant —Aug. 7, E. Smith, Green Lettuce ...
... Orerton and Hughes, Old Jr*'’ Joseph Wilson, boot*maker, Jermyn alreet, March 14, Apr* at the same place—Overton and Hughes, Old Jewty. John Strnckett, grocer, Wye, Kent, March 14, May 3, w same place.—King, Maidstone. . .. James Herring, builder. Itcrmondscy ...
... HANNAH W(JOL\ (Widow of the late James Wood,) Boot aod Shoe Maker, ic., late of 48, Briooatb, I-kkds. and now of No. 1. Jvfoiuary-Stukkt, Lbxds, returns her grateful Thanks to her numerous Friends and the Public generally for past Favours, and respectfully ...
... Warwickshire, druggist T. Chinn, Maidstone, Kent, linen-draper A. Hellm.ino, Mincing-lane. London, merchant J. Morris, Uphoiland, Lancaster, tanner W. Keuifeck. Throgiuorton-street, stock-broker T. Croft, Chatham, Kent, J. Walker, Upper Russell-street ...
... lianoeersquare, Middlesex, boot and shoe-maker—G. BrrOges Reiutfatdt, Of Wakefield, Yorkshiic, druggi.t and chemii’-James Howorth, of Waterfoot, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer William Pike the cider and Pike the younger, of Maidstone, Kent, lellmongers Thomas ...
... Spanish Government to raise the money, which we hear is about one million sterling— Sun. Kent County Meeting.— obedience to the requisition set on foot at the late Kent Meeting, the High Sheriff of that county (Mr. Wilson) has called acounty meeting, of the ...
... Wilson, 114, Jermyn street,. St. James's, boot- : maker, March. and April 15, half past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Lmdon. Sols., Wright and Co., 15, Golden square. { - John Struckett, -.Wye,-Kent,, grocer, March 14, two, and May eleven, the ...