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... currier 3 12 K. Newcomb, Brentwood, Essex, corn-dealer 3 K. J. Brazier, Chancery-lane, boot and shoemaker 3 10 R. Morns, Kegent-street, auctioneer 3 J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer * lo i rett un *» Bedfordshire, dealer 312 Brett, sen., Luton, Bedfordshire ...
... plated articues, cylinder electrifying machine Barikcs, and effects, the property of Dr. Naylor, at Cranbrook, Kent, beyond Tunbridge. Kent. The fornimre embraces a drawing-room suite real rosewood iu Grecian sofa, twelve chairs, revolving, pillar, card ...
... Duke of Northumberland m Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. facts connected with the present state OF KENT. There are two parties among the agriculturists of Kent—the landholders and the labourers, for the farmer is an intermediate or middle man,” not to be ...
... Mr. Maddon, the Premises, Golden-lane, Cripplegate; and the price, &c., ef Mr. Blow, Auctioneer, No. 19, Change-alley, Conihill. CHEAP BOOTS and SHOES.—At the Corner of Fetter-lane, Holborn, the Public may be supplied with BOOTS and SHOES at half the usual ...
... Justice and Mr. Justice BaYLEV. Hertfordshire— Wednesday, March 3, at Hertford. Essex—Monday. 8, at Chelmsford. Kent—Monday, March 15, at Maidstone. Sussex —Monday, March 22, at Horsham. Surrey—Nonday, March at Kingston upon-Thames. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. The Right ...
... of Hlackbeath, in the County Kent, Baker, by Indenture bearing date the day December, 1829, and made the said Elizabeth Hudson, of Blackhealh aforesaid, of the first part, Samuel Brown, Lewisham, the said County of Kent, Surgeon, the second part, Joseph ...
... cabinet-maker and upholder, MacOnckin, Hugh, late of County Terrace-street, New Kent-road. and of Wigmorc-street, Cavendish-square, wine-merchant. Styles, James, late of Ighlham, Kent, farmer and victnaller. Conxens, James, late of Ne.s, Mew-road, Whitechapel ...
... Feb. R, and March 6, at eleven, at the Conrt, Basinghall-street. f Burton, Qiieen’t-square, Bloomsbury.] J. Potter, Maidstone. Kent, grocer, Jan. 29, and Feb. 6, twelve, and March 5, at ten, at the Court, Basiugball-street. [ Dod, Northumberlaad-street ...
... operation, and as pure a ipirit as the most expensive still-head. CHEAP BOOTS and SHOES.—At that celebrated Old Mart, the very corner of Fetter-lane, the Public may supplied with BOOTS SHOES at little note than half price. It is well known host of vagahonfiiint ...
... proprietor being: about leave under very peculiar circumstances, which will be explamed to satisfaction. Inquire at No. 11, Golden-lane, City. BUTCHERS, and Worthy Notice.— A HOUSE and SHOP to be LET near the Borons;)], situated in one of the most public ...
... Tlneadneedle-slreet, merc’jhanf, at eleven. , Jan. R. Triplrook, Golden square, bookseller, at ten. Jan. li. P. Ritchie, Lsndon, merchant, at twelve. Jan! 29. L. H- Smith, Gref nwich, Kent, wine-merchant, at twelve* Jan 1!>. T. BlgHolJ. S«n., Norwich, Norfolk ...
... 27, icchester-street, Pentonville, widow. On SATURDAY, April 17- same Hour and Place. Freeland, Edward Thomas, late of Maidstone, Kent, coal and stonr-mercliant. . .. Del.itons, James, late of No. 42, Sackville-itreet, Piccadilly, ailversmitb and ...