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... victualler Wm Han son Maidstone, Kent, cattle dealer Judd-st. Brunswick-sq. ironmonger Forward Dover-road, Newington, grocer Griranan, York-street, Bryanstone-sq. builder Derby, cotton manufacturer Crowther, Bristol, pawnbroker Union-place, Kent-road, merchant ...
... Henry Wilmott, Shoreh&m, Kent, paper-maker. Collins, Middlesex, jeweller. Wilkin* and J. G. Liycrj-001, merchants. Bedford .'Norwich, brazier.' .1 inn Palmer, George street, Middlesex,*ale-brewer. Chailes Coleman, Maidstone, apothecary. William Barnard ...
... upholsterer. Brown. Holy well-street, Shoreditch, haberdasher. Joseph Varlev, liounsditel-, slopseller. John Cutbush sen. Maidstone, Kent, lime-merchant. Charles Bessell, Lambeth, insurance-broker. I lite and C. ice, Southwark, Surrey, upholsterers. . J. Ho* ...
... SeOywick, London, warehouseman. John Smith, Vauxhall-walk, cnal-d'-alor. Jess* Leamington, Warwick, druggist. Thomas Maidstone, Kent,linen-draper. Anthony >v, Mincing-lane, London, merchant. .1 Morris, ipholb.nd, J.ancastcr, tanner. W. K'•iiitVck,Thr ...
... BANKRUPTS. John Garfton, Wareringsbury, Kent, innkeeper. Butcher, Windmill-street, Middlesex; butcher. Aaron Lara, Minoties, Middlesex, haberdasher. Ann St. James's street, Middlesex, milliner. Edward Roberts-, Hammersmith, Middlesex, bricklayer. George ...
... Neots - - Hunts Sandwich - - Kent Seven Oaks - - Kent Stoney Stratford - Bucks Tenderden - - Kent Tunbridge - - Kent Tunbridge Wells - Kent Were - - Herts Witney - - Oxon Woolivich - - Kent Worthing - - Sussex ...
... Lade, Maidstone, corn-factor J. Lillev, Tibberton, Worcestershire W. Herbert Broad stieei, RaiclilTe. wine-merchant W. Martin, Bath-street, city-road, cordwaiuer . A ..Richmond, Gutier-lane. wai pLou.eu»,. H. Jenkins, Toiitiridge-wells, Kent, crocer ...
... Ports- oer Inouth. he On the 4th inst., much respected by an extensive lie circle of friends, Mrs. Hale, wife of Mr. J. Hale, Golden ch Lion, Portsmouth, aged 32 years. lie On the 27th inst., at Argyle-House, Southisea, James- lie Gibbs, Esq., aged 61, late ...
... translated For the .uatsi boots. This may, perhaps, have been sufficient in early times to supply the Queen wiih boots for a year, though now it would scarcely furnish wax and ends, even if Queens were to make their own boots aecordine to the fashion ...
... Of great value, fell into the hands of some of the least deserving of the allied forces, amongst which were the golden umbrella and golden stool of state, gold dust, ivory, and other valuables to a large amount. The king Aquapim recovered the head of ...
... Brankley, Pilswortb Lan- cashire, dyers. William Mayt Hartridge, Woodbridge, Suffolk, grocer. James Deevet Ireland, Lewisham, Kent, licensed victualler. Thomas Lswis, He. s'ord, timber merchant. John Lloyd aud George Lloyd, Brinniogton, Cheshire, builders ...
... 3d-Barley, 46s. 5d'-Oats, 28s. Id.---Beans, 53s.6d.-Pes, 54s. Ild.-Oatneal, 50s. 4d , ' : i BANKRUPTS * John Gameon, Wateringsbury, Kent, innkeeper & ttnner NatbanielButcher, Windmillat. Finsbssr} sqare' butcher AardnLard, Minories, Middksex, saberd saer Ann ...