... the two o’clock -Any nerfnn wilting treat by private con’■ fpr. tip- day (ale, applying B. uti-„ti’s Habile Sale-Room, 30, Golden-lane, will Hurt [;c.y necclisry. of all deferintions, with rupetb col- Icflion the Prints and Paintings. TOSI MtJ.n !Y AUCTION ...

... fituate on the North Wall, near the Cufiotn-Houfe, for an unexpired term 91 years, from the Ifl of November laft. This Profit Kent paid two tenants, both of whom paid ebnCdevable fiucs, and in every other refpeft well f«- cuted. Profit Rent of 2871. Os. ...

... frsfnlit gloria wuth. . • A m.n of the ofAngeU who has ea.nc. as -lirtd labourer tn Bnckmghamlhire, has claimed; »s In-.r uur, -he Kent and Sorry, to amouny ...

... Prize of 200, BEING ihc largest Pri»e drawn the first day, was shared Mr. Bull, of London, and sold Agent fur Dniilin, A. KENT, 37. COLLEGE-GREEN, Wher Mr, Uish's undrawn Tickets and Shares are now on Sale in the greatest variety of numlten, Monday next ...

... finest Linen; is perfectly free from any QUEEN’S To LET, for Twenty- i v,rtu l,l f 7UaIP -, 0 . J » retail by the Grocers, Boot-Makers. Oilon. Years, front the day of next that Men, and Perfumers, tiro United Kingdom, most excellent and extensive FLOUR ...

... Embroidering Shining Bess Satleens for Boots and Shoes Coventry Blue • Marking Black and Coloured GaUmns Thread Magpie do. for Binding Shoes Best London Pins Boot Cord and Boot Webbs Common do. Shoe Ties and Boot Tassels Motto, Cotton, and Worsted Silk ...

... the vine, and make inission given by P® f Bede—the old notices of tit from it. The testimony 0 his wine, which were common in Kent, Surrey, and other s . records of suits in the ecclesiastical cor him, ern counties- the inclosed patches of ground attached ...

... bite of this disagreeable and troublesome little animal, which, in spite of every precaution, will make its way into your boots, or under your clothes, whilst marching during Hie night. The Governor (General Brownrigg) having at length restored peace ...

... Folkstone, in Kent, and two of his servants, were brought to London, in custody of Hall, an officer of Union-hall, and assistants. The facts of the case are represented as follow:—In May last a gentleman named Ditch, who resides at Hawkhurst, in Kent, was in ...

... followed by Kent, who Anally succeeded in apprehending the man, and brought him to the Watch-house, where he said his name was John Brogan. Yesterday morning Brogan was brought before Major Sirr, the Sitting Magistrate, who, after taking Kent’s information ...

... held Incase tor three Lives, renewable for ever,at the yearly Kent I.SOI. Oil these Premises the Bankrupt built three Dwelling-houses; some them arc set at will, and produe? a yearly Kent 1371. and others them are unset. 10— Another Holding iu Townscnd-strcet ...

... With moveable (eat*, a richly carved Sideboard, aMt of Dinner Tables ort Claws, Gardevines, a very handsome Secretary with Boot case, ornamented with Brass, a Library Bookcase, dec. ...