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... mansion, &c. near Folkstone in Kent, And two of his - servants, were , brought to town, in custody of Hall, an officer of , Union Hall, and assistants. In May last, a gentleman named Ditch, who resides , arllawkhurst, in Kent, was in London on some bitsiness ...
... bring his boots. The only person in the room when he left was they ming gentleman who is now in custody, and the yard watchman ; but while he was absent, several persons might have entered and gone out again. On Mr. Ditch's return he put on his boots and coat ...
... his boots. The Only person in the morn when he left was the young gentlemen who! is now in custody, and the yard watchman ; but, while he 'was absent, several persons might have entered and gone out again. On Mr. Ditch's return he put on his boots and ...
... young gebtleman of indejendent fostune, who possesses a freehold estate of nearly200 acres, mansio, &c., near Folkestonein Kent, and two of his servants, were brought to town in custody. The chu:rge against the prisoners is one of cather an extraordi- ...
... King's Mews: Mr. Seroohv. 165. Oxford-street, near Duke-street: Mr. Wakefield, No. 2. Lamb's Conduit street; and Mr. Stephenson. Boot-maker. 102, Holborn-hill. — Large superior Liverpool Canal Coal ; if by letter, post paid. . FIRE in NEW BOND-STREET.— ELLIOTT ...
... JANUARY 25. Orders for the Court’s going into Mourning, on Sunday next, the 30th inst. for his late Royal Highness tlie Duke of Kent and Strathern, viz. The Ladies to wear black bombazines, plain muslin long lawn, crape hoods, shamoy Sjjaoes and gloves. Mid ...
... of his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, accompanied by a Memoir of that Illustrious Prince, wvill appear, of some length, in TO- MORROW'S OBSERVER. HE EXAMINER of'ro-morrow, in Addition to Lthe Details ofthe DUK~ef KENT,nd his DE'ATHl, will contain an IMPARTIAL ...
... of Hutchinson Holhersall Browne, of Blackheaih,' in the county of Kent. Esq. fornerlv the wife and at'tei wards the widow of William Benford, heretofore of Bromley. in the county of Kent, aud afterwards of James-.treet, near Backing- bain-eate. in the ...
... for his seal in Kent , s -M The Marquis and Marchioness of CHOLMONDELEY are expected to arrive in town this day, from Brighton. The Marquis of CAMDEN arrived on Sunday, at his house, Arlington-F.treet. from his seat, the Wilderness, Kent. The Earl and Countess ...
... Solicitors, ;Messrs. Hutchinson and Co.. Lincoln's-Inn; and.Messrs. Claye artd Co.. IYManchester. W: 133yzelden, late of Milton1, Kent, saddler, Feb. 8, 12,. and ,larch 14, at one, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Brace ,arsd Co. Essex-coart, Middle Temple ...
... DIRECTORS and GOVERNORS of this INSTITU- iiuiy record with the deepest concern the deatli of his Royal Highness the D.ilc* of KENT and STRATHEARN. late illus- trious fatronand zealous Co-Fo-mder of this Universal Dis- pensary for -Children, under whose high ...
... induce him to swerve from thus. principles of Loyalty which the Maidstone Jour. nal has most heartily and steadiLy maintained for nearly 40 years : To'Mr. J. V. Hall, - King's Arms Of Maidstone. Sir,—l have, with sorrovi , , lead your politics vile ;' how ...