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... King's Arms Inn, Colchester. Almon. Church and Sons, Colchester. David Tort, Horsmonden, Kent, miller, July 20, 27, Aug. 24, at Basingliall Street. Mr. JelFerr, Maidstone. Nagington, Bilston, Staftbrdshire, victualler, M July 2 Go l, 2) , Aug. 21, at the Stork ...
... states, . are in p for establishing a Brunsaiek in that county. Ed Bexley has addressed a letter to :freeholders of Kent, which the Maidstone Gazette pronounees to be one of the most powerful and argumentative viudioations of the Protestant cause which has ...
... hlsrsas, Bridlesmith Gate; or to Mr. W. KORINSON, Steam Mill. [Nottingham, August 1837. TO BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. be DISPOSED OF, in a populous Village, an excellent. BOOT and SHOE TRADE, which is still increasing, and the Proprietor of which is leaving, in ...
... BANKRUPTS REQUIRED TO SURRENDER. Frew She 1.b.0. Gazette. Feh. 24. Richard Basil SLru ell, Ita,iughaliStrect, London, boot and ~.hor-maker, to siirrendrr March 2, April 6, at Basing. hall Street. Solicitor, Mr. Hoppe, Sun Court, 11. Edward 'loot, sale ...
... A’Beckett Golden Square London Thomas Bignold the elder late of Norwich banker and Bridge Street Blackfriars dealer in boots shoes November 8 December 13 the of Commissioners Basinghall Street Mr Street Bank England John Pelham the elder late Kent but now ...
... and stationer, Nov. 27, Dec. 8, 29, at Basingbalt• Street. Mr. J. 1) Kelly, New Inn, London. Thomas Stammer, Francis Street, Golden Square, grocer._ Nov. 20, 21, Dec. 39, at Basiugluill Street. Mr. Nina , , CapiCalls Court, Loud u. Edward Allpress, Watling ...
... Grioiwood, Rochester, draper. 6 , w„ Il nw, j„,,. Green, Eases, skin broker, 6, K Jones, Iteaditte, manufacturer. 10, W. Eiger, Maidstone grocer. 6, Abraham, New Street, picture dealer. 7, J. Thomas, Canterbury, glossa. 7, J. &Whitt, Pickle Herring, Tooley Street ...
... st. Middling, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Orinary, 21. Market Calf, 14s. Horse Hides, 12s. a 14s. each, Bags HOPS. Pockets Kent £s 5 to 6 0 Kent„,£6 6 to 7 Susses.-- 5 oto 5 12 Sours—. S 10 to 6 0 Essex 5 0 to 6 6 Farnham 9 9 toll 0 COTTON MARKET. SasvaDAT ...
... Beastall on August last pair boots the property of prisoner was in the employ the prosecutor on 5th August last and early the next morning absconded taking the boots with IIp was afterwards sent to House Correction Nottingham boots found on his feet Guilty ...
... enewhant. Aug. 93, I. Wiseman. Norwich, MMus. Aug. ss, J. Nicholls, Grosvenor Square, deader. Aug .lld, liar, Toed, mar Maidstone, Kent. Aug. It W. Semen, Lawmen Puontoey Hill. to dealer. Aug. V, J. Stadler* Deemport, watchmaker. 17, 0. Puruell, Gloucester ...
... persons have fur sense time past am:emitted themselves together, iu a riotous and tumultuous manner, in the counties of Wilt., Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Gents, anal Iterks ; sod for the purposes of compelling their employers to comply with certain regulation ...