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... Liverpool, merchant F.. Newcomb, Brentwood, Essex, baker E.J. Brashier, Chancery lane, boot maker K. Morris, Regent streei, Piccadilly, auctioneer J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer , \V. and It. Hale, Toolev street, Southward, drafjistt XV. Luckctt.Bloxom ...
... districts in Kent. We staled in out last, that on Saturday morning last, three troops of the Fifth Dragoon Guards left, under the command of Mai jor Whale, to proceed immediately into Kent. They marched the evening, and reached Maidstone on Sunday. Early ...
... Augustine’* gaol. Maidstone, Tuesday Morning.—The individual suspected being Swing,” and of whom, during the last few days, the office I'd have been pursuit, Chaltock ou Sunday forenoon lau, by the Miperititendetu of the Maidstone police, and another ...
... EXECUTIONS ™ KENT AND ESSEX. Three Incendiaries at Maidstone.—John Dyke, other- wise Field, and William and Henry Packman, brothers, were executed on Penenden-heath on Friday. The two latter were boys, about 18 or 19 years eld, and looked much younger ...
... MAIDSTONE ASSIZES. John Any Bird Bell, aged 14, was placed at the bar, and indicted for having, on the 4th of March, at Bridgewood, in Kent, with malice aforethought, killed and murdered Richard Faulkner Taylor, by cutting his throat. The prisoner manifested ...
... In the year 1418, iron balls were not used for cannon, since we find an order for making, at Maidstone, Kent, 7,000 bullets for the King's Ordnance. Horrible Occurrence.—On Friday evening the neighbourhood Seven Dials was thrown into considerable alarm ...
... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. S. Brett, Manchester, merchant. 16 BANKRUPTS, C. Mosley, Tower street, victualler, W. Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, jeweller: H. Addenbrook, Eve hill, Worcestershire, E. Ashton, High street, Whitechapel, cheesemonger. G. Duplex, Pleasant ...
... BANKRUPTS. T. Sherwin, Lomlon-wall, chet semooger. Mary Clara Buchanan, Golden square, boarding-house-V J. E. Brand, place, Old Kent road, fishmonger. W. Hazelden, Goudhuret, Kent, butcher. J. Elling, Warminster, Wiltshire, butcher. Dickins, sen., Northampton ...
... 6d and 6s 6d Walking Pumps, 5s 6d Kid, 4s—black & white satin Lace Boots, Ankle Boots, Children's Boots and Shoes every kind Boys' Boots and Shoes of all kinds And a large lot of Boots and Shoes, strong and durable, for the working classes. ...
... inches in diameter, and weighing twelve pounds and a quarter. Beat this who can! --Detroit Journal. An Auctioneer’s lady in Kent, produced twins, which bore much of a likeness to each other, that it was hard to tell which was which, so her spouse determined ...
... public-house, or a beer-shop, nor any other public building to hold the parish meetings in; these are generally held at Mrs. Boot*s, the White Hart Inn, at Ollerton. March of Humanity. —At a recent meeting of butchers at R— ——, after discussing reform and ...
... given in the Egyptian Hall, which will be splendidly fitted for the occasion. A large conservative dinner took place at Maidstone last evening, at which Lord Mahon presided. Effects of Taxation. —Mr. Coke’s e date consists of 40,(XX) acies of land, rented ...