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... Counties, with possession of the Curacy and Parson-age House. Letters, post paid, to be directed to C. P., Post Office, Maidstone, Kent. r_**lllE Families of Noblemen and Gentlemen are L respectfully informed, that they cau be supplied with RESIDENT and ...
... the Gallic band ’Twas English valor clear’d land And English bounty shall recal Thy people their ruin’d wall Shall bid the golden harvest wave hungry feed the dying save For England weeps thy woes Portugal ! EPIGRAM There a learn d Essay now printing to ...
... part of last month, with an advance of about 2s per cwt. Currency as under : Kent, pockets Irom 84s to 112 s ; ditto bags, 65s to 90s; Sussex, pockets, 74s to 86s per Cwt. MAIDSTONE, DEC. 28.—There has been a few sales made this week of middling bags, at ...
... Montop, in Lear, was supported ill the am* Kent, who him, If you don’t give me your hon6ur, Sir, to pay me arrears before go home. I'll let you drop. alarmed, raid, Don’t talk to me now.” I will, said Kent, I will let you drop.” Moasop was thus obliged ...
... assortment of the most fashionable SILK, SATTIN, and PRUNELLA SHOES and BOOTS of a superior shape and quality, suitable forthe present General Mourning; also a large quantity of Boots and Shoes ic. lin-d with Fur, of the best quality, and at unprecedented ...
... Co. in a parcel by coach from the Castle and Falcon Inn, for the Leicester Bank, and which parcel was abstl acted from the boot of the coach. The prisoner on the 23d of September obtained change for the note from a butcher of the name of Cartwright, alleging ...
... rs— Jan. !'■>■ C. F. L.-mnitz. Bucklers- mry, merchant, at twelve, at the Con it of Commissioners— Jan. il. J. Gilbert, Maidstone, twine and rope maker, al ten, at the .urt of Commissioners— Feb. «. N. Cavenagh, IV. Browne, and l. Browne. Bath, bankers ...
... corn-merchant—Feb. 2. A. A. Paris, Long-acre, printer—Jan. 19. C. F. Launitz, Bneklersbury, merchant—Jan. Ao.,J. Gilbert, Maidstone, Kent, rope-maker—Feb. 6. N. .Cavenagh, W. Browne, and H. Browne, Bath, bankers-.,Feb. 2. T. Pollard, Brighthelmston, brewer—Jan ...
... Paris, Long-acre, printer, at nine-Jan. 19, C. F. Launitz, Bucklersburyonerchant, at twelve-Jan. 30, J. Gilbert, late of Maidstone, twine and rope-maker, at ten-Jan. 30, W. Mar•shall, St. Mary -at-Hill, coffee-house-keeper, at twelve-Jan. 30, T. and J ...
... January 21, at one, at the Conunereial Rooms, Bristol—P. Johnson, Runcorn,. Cheshire, innkeriper, February 3, at one, at the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool—J. Slater, Bradshaw, Lancashire, bleacher, Feb. 6, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester—P. Murphy, Li ...
... Acre, printer, at nine. Jan. 19. C. F. Launitz, Bucklersbury, London, merchant, a twelve. , . . Jan. 30. J. Gilbert, Maidstone, Kent, rope-maker, at ten. Jan. 30. W. Mai shall, St. Mary at Hill, London, coffee-house keeper, at twelve. CERTIFICATES, Jan ...
... Feb. 2. A. A. Paris, Ixmg-aere, printer, at 9. Jan, 19. C. F. Bueklersbury, merchant, at 12. Jan. 30. Jos. Gilbert, late Maidstone, twine and ropemaker, at 10. „ , Jan. 30. \V. Marshall, bt. Mary-at-Hill, toffee-housakeeper, at 12. Jan. 30. T. and J. Cooke ...