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... London,boot-maker, March 14, April 15, Bankrupts’ Court. Solicitors. Messrs. Wright and Co.. Golden-square. Petitioning creditors, Hannah Wilson, 20, Saville-row, Hanover-square, spinster, and another. Dated February 20. John Siruckett, Wye, Kent, grocer ...
... beats anything ; to Cattonite beats The Prior. LATEST PRICES. CHESTER tradesmen’s PLATE. to 1 Mr. Dawson’s lot—offered to 1 Mr. Kent’s lot 20 to 1 Miltown’s lot—offered 11 to I Mr. Milbank’s Sir Robert—offered to 1 Colonel Cradock’s Pagan—taken 16 to 1 Mr ...
... a cloth waistcoat, teo pairs of trousers, the inside of blue cloth, aad the other of baragon. aad pair of strong quarter boots. Sin shilluigs, tobacco-bos. comb, wars found upon him. It was stated, that tbs heat the boiler where the deceased was lying ...
... Mr. Heath, Gracechurch-s reel. Petitioning creditor, Stephen Hobson Heath, Giltspur-street, boot and shoe-factor. Dated November 30. _ , , . , William Kent berts. Abingdon, Berkshire, grocer, December 11 January H. Bankrupts’ Court. Solicitors. Messrs ...
... Hero, hence for Constantinople, sth June, off Tuskar—Lord Maidstone, hence for , 20th May, in lat. 48, long. 13—Watorville, hence for Bio Janeiro. 29th March, in lat. S., long. 19 W.—Duchess of Kent, hence for Calcutta, May, in lat. 49, long. B—Benin, hence ...
... Gratwicke’s b f by Elis, out of Ces- Kt Epsom, was not placed for the Oaks Stakes, won MenrLnt Trained by J. Kent, Goodwood. 4yrs. fist; —Lord Maidstone ns bc by Pantaloon, out of Mar- n n. 'At Chester, 4st 10lb, was not placed for the Cup (2 m of\ won Corranna ...
... London. On the 17th instant, Godmersham, Kent, by the Rev. William Knight, Hector of Steventon, Hants, the Earl of Winchblsba vm. to Fanny Makqabetta, eldest daughter c( , Edward Royd Rtof, Esq., M.P., of Daie-court, Kent, and rrrauddaughtcr of Edward Knight ...
... each, with 25 added. Two miles. Hyde Clarke’s Leo (Mr. Dowdeswell) 1 Laurel’s Fire King (Owner) 2 Waide’s The Surgeon (Lord Maidstone) 3 following also started but were not placed;— Caul. Musre's Drummoor, Mr. C. Le Blain's Huguenot. Mr. P. Wilson’s Mr. E ...
... St. Fetrick». Rev. Janes Crook, ttslino’s, and the Rev. Ambrose Lennon, of Liverpool. Elect ion f.v.r iso Movembkts in Kent.— East Kent is expected there piU oppoeition to the return of the present members, Sir Edward Knatcbbull and Mr. Plumptre. two sound ...
... upon the premises well known the Golden Lion Inn, Bexley-heath, near Crayford, Kent. The whole property was entirely destroyed. Government have contracted with Charles Milner, Esq., for the piece of land near Maidstone, for the erection ofa new military ...
... has nothing whatever do wilb it; tor that, it comes f^uton to worst, rents mu-l lowered capital might be withdrawn. sd. Maidstone No* coufv«,air, In.t 1 was not |)r.|i.reJ to .vp.it thvt«o v.tt jth, B.«tav: 11.K1.t00. 00 omoool of coul.l vvt.lonoo op ...
... Curry, the borough coroner Mr. Wm. Jones deposed that he was a druggist and that he was in the employ of his br.therjranaa.wlm kent a druggistâs shop Paradise-street. The deceased, 1 r a feUMt oThifhands. The mixture blazed up and set fire to Witness was ...