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... grand Review of all the troops the garrison, and a superb entertainment given afterwards by his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, on the occasion. The Spanish General Castanez, and his suite, were invited, and* all the Field and Staff Officers in the garrison ...
... Dukes of York, Cla- ,.nce, K2;Ie. Cumtbraland, Su/icx, and CambriIge; the Daukcs of York, Kent, Suffix, aiad Cambridge, were d.teffd ius regianrlt..Is and boots, with longiblack fafftes, &c. IapD0l theil arnts. Thc Duke of Suffex was in the uoaifoaan ...
... which a wag sported Music has charms to soothe a savage breast. Kent County Meeting. —The nomination of Candidates represent this County at the ensuing Election, was held Monday, at Maidstone, pursuance of the High Sheriff's appointment to that effect. Waggons ...
... At Bourdeaux, the enemy have only two frigates; but at Cadiz, we understand, they are in considerable force. The Duke of Kent packet arrived from Jamaica Sunday. She brings the unpleasant intelligence of a serious mutiny on board the Ferret sloop war ...
... Canopus, (Admiral Martin), Repulse-, *'Maha,' Montague. At Palermo, Royal Sovereign, (Admiral Thorn borough), Formidable, Ke.nt, and Thunderer. Should Sir Richard so fortunate as' join him, his force will be- increased to seventeen, sail of the line, ...
... two eggs; when the nest when it was discovered, the old bird was sitting. The following curious circumstance happened at the Golden Bear Inn, at Reading, some years ago. A young fox had been taught be a wheel and turn the jack. After some time he escaped ...
... prevented, or repelled from the coast. Some officers belonging to the Local Militia were on Monday summoned on a Court-Martial, Maidstone, for the trial of a private the Mailing Local Militia, but they objected to be sworn, or to sit as Members, on the ground ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Portsmouth---Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; j$tar, Maidstone-Sarazea5u Head, Asfiord'j 1 FClaiir, Can te yof'lcsags,' Dawson aud.Wratla aw, Solicitors it New Burling ton-street; atGarlaway's; und of r.WillocLy,'o.2'i, Golden-square, London. FAREHAMNHANTS. be:SOLD ...
... 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* ...
... 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 ...