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... coinp.ete POST CHAISE, for X the Continent, crane-necked, imperial, trunks, &c. likewisea good TOWN CHARIOT, with Sali, bury boot, and hind-standards, both the property ot a Gentleman. Any Gentleman, wanting such carriages, will find these worth hisattev ...
... Dartford, Kent, opposite the T Church. The WIDOW of the late JOHN SIL- LYBOURN, and EDWARD POTTER, by whom the above business is now carried on, humbly solicits a conti- nuance of the favours of* the Nobility and Gentry, travelling the Kent Road. It is ...
... Marshall, Little Russell-st. Bcrmondcey, tanner 10 J.Robinson, Pre.scort-st. Goodman'fr-fi. money-scrivener 10 G. Burr, Maidstone, Kent, money-scrivener 10 Dividends. — S. Bcvington, Gracechurch-st. merchant 10 B. Eyre, H.Atkinson, & W.Walton, Tokenhousc-y ...
... C our t o f Chancery,- made in Cause entitled SKEENE against PEPPER, the CREDITORS of PETER SHADWELL, late of Maidstone, in the County of Kent. Esq. deceased, who was Lieutenant-Colonel of His Majesty's 25th Regiment of Light Dragoons, are, on or before ...
... besides policies of funded property to a considerable amount. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL, THIS DAY, JAN. 24. Edward Russell, of Maidstone, hop-merchant TO-MOR ROW, JAN. William Reid, of White Cross Alley, Moor-fields, hand.4erchicf-rnanufaeturer - • - - - tz ...
... forenoon. ED. PEPPIN, High Sheriff. T>OG. — -LOST, on Thursday afternoon, near the xJ Bricklayers' Anns, Public-house, on the Kent-road, a SETTER BITCH, nearly all White, answers to the name of Witch: had no collar 0:1. — Whoever will bring her to No ...
... WANTS a Place, as SERVANT to a Single Gentl_nian,a Young Man, who perfectly understands the care of horses, and cleaning boots and leather breeches, and can dres.; hair. Can be well recommended from tiie Gentleman he last served. Direct ''post paid; ...
... Count y of Kent, between the Rivers Thames and Medway. Mr. Alexander, at the Bells, at kloo, will direct thost. who may apply to the Timber, of' 'whom printed Particulars may be had; also at the place of Sale; of the Printers of the Maidstone Journal, and ...
... Invented WATER-PROOF BOOTS • 1\ andSHOfc#.— EDWARD MOGQRIDGE, No. 41, Ludgate-h;ll, London, begs leave to inform his Friends, and the Public in general, that after many years attention and ex- perience, he has to offer them Boots'and Shoes Water proof ...
... Com- panion Mrs. Burneattends herself every day from ten till five at her house, No. to, Golden-square. â Letters :post paid], duly acknowledged, (»HEAP BOOTS and SHOES.â F. POOLE > re-sped fully informs Gentlemen, he has just completed for tlieir ...
... tobe taken stai: appraisement, ror further particulars inquire of Messrs. Hudson aud Comeys. Uphol- steiers, broad-street, Golden-square. CPACIOUS HOUSE.— To LETT, on Lease. ...
... the County of Kent, betueen the Rivers Thames and Medway. Mr. Alexander, at the Bells, at Hoo, will direct thoe who may apply to the Timber', of whom printed Particulars may be-had; also at the place of Sale; of the Printers of the Maidstone Journal, and ...