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... 17, 2.4, and March 24, at or.e, at uikihalL- Auornies, Mesirs. Drat and Haenmerton, Lime-street. iansuel Chambers, of Maidstone, Kent, corn-merchant, dealer and chapman. Feb. 17, 24, and March 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Drove, ...
... AYLESBURY with a morning visit. They partook of an earlydinner, at half-past three c'cloc!:, with the Duke of YORK ; the Dukes of 'KENT, CUMBERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, were of the party. Soon after five, her MAJESTY and the Princesses set off for Windsor. The KING ...
... she took a lantern, and weniet fetch them, and returned with four parcels of money. Witness bought it, and pad her s:rerve MAIDSTONE, MARCH 22. it. Witness then asked her, it she had. any 4crereet BENJAMIN V. ROUST AND OTIIVIS. she said she had only one ...
... respectfully acquainted that Classes are formed to prepare Candidates for the above Institutions. at Hall-Place School, Bexley, Kent, where there will be Vacancies in April, occasioned by Gentlemen, who will leave in consequence of having passed their examinations ...
... Silver, for stealing a s! awl. W. I-Ltrrick and W. Seaton, for stealing two mould frames. Ann Branker, for stealing a pair of boots. T. C: othall, for it. alit.g a fish-kettle. W. Stapleton W. Shertartl. for stealing a piece of nankeen. Sarah 1-.llz. Warriner ...
... rtsmouth ; Newbery and Son, Dublin ; Pack and Maidstone , t he vicinity of Blackheath, Greeawich, Woolwich, Turner, Hull ; Holland and I layslon, Plymouth ; and most • Bromley, and Bexley, in the county of Kent, and only from six Country Medicine Venders ...
... tied under the chin, with a yellow rose in the front, and hair in ringlet curls, completes the dress. Gloves of pale buff. Boots of the same colour, ealashed and laced with pale-blue. For home and dinner dresses, sarsnets, Opera nets, and coloured muslin ...
... uniformly been of great service. I ought io add, thet Effects• from the nature of the effect produced by them in slay suit's case. KENT. apprehend the complain.. s to have arisen frosts an obstruct on b.• An excellent HOUSE, with SEVENTY ACRES of Capital tween ...
... traveller's hat of black or grey velvet, or ctols turned up on the left side RITTINS OF DECEMBER 14. with a shell ornament. Hatt-boots of grey ciente ' laced and The Majority of the Special Council having met, b oun d w i t h bl ac k velvet. Chinese ri4kule ...
... Axe, London, March 50, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Robert Little and Wm. Craastma, late of folythe, and of Ashford, Kent, linen .drapers, Mai ch 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.-- Thomas Togwell, of Horsham, Su►sex, tanner, March 2, at ten ...
... was against the officer. • The plaintiff was arrested on the 11th of October by Copland, one of the officers of the Sheriff Kent, who received for the bail ; whereas by the statute of 11S H. VI. c. 9, no. more than 4d. is to be taken as the price of the ...
... at Garraway's ; ad of Mr. Robins, Warsvich-street,' Golden-square, where Flake s fdr viewing belted. • . FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-Aquae, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never ...