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... MUTTON. Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quar- ers, and Barracks, in tbe undermentioned Coun- ies and Islaud : ')laam i Kent lants Northumberland _c of Wight I OATS. — To His Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery dorses, in Cantonments, and Quarters, in ...
... Brentwood. baker John Smith and John Hutchinson, Liverpool, ship- owners. Adam Mosmsn, Liverpool, merchant. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. William Neale and Kiel.aid Hale, Tooley-streel, Southwark, druggists. William Luckett, Bloxom, Oxfordshire, cattle- ...
... with cargo of corpses.” DIURNAL NOTICES. j Lon! | OBSERVATMNS] 3 Clock I2ni. 33>. fast W. 8 32 3 Duke of Sussex bora (1773) Kent County Court Moan sets 30iu. p. 9, aft. King George 4 Accession (1820) Sal. 80 4 37 5 57 1l ,r ''* San ritegSlm. p, 7 5 30 ...
... of Sf'oor/, in the county of Kent, who died ohout the day of June, JK2B, are requested to send full pnrticnlara of such claims, if Letter, post paid, or before Thursday, »f Fbbruart next, Mr. Thomas Auctioneer, Maidstone, in order tbnt a statpinent of ...
... . Mosman, Liverpool, merchant-—E. Brashier, No. 29, Chancery-lane, boot and shoe-maker—R. Morris, late of Regent-street. Piccadilly, auctioneer and planter— J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer and cheesemonger— Neale ami R. Hale.Tonley-street, Southwark ...
... 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 ...
... Justice Gazelee and Mr. Serjeant Bjsanquet. MAIDSTONE SAVINGS* BANK. Tlie Sevenih Annual Meeting of cheTnisleea and Managers of the Maidstone Savings’ Bank was held on the January, at the Town Hall, Maidstone: Col Sir John Browne, in the Chair. The following ...
... each, and in Pols at Br/. each . Which Is warranted keep one person’s Boots or Shoes dry fora year. Eet the Composition, when dissolved before the fire, well rubbed into the Boots and Shoes, particularly over the bottoms of the Soles and round the Welts ...
... BENCH, Westmiw6Tbr, Fkb. I. RE\ V. JUSTICES OF KENT. lu this case Mr. Campbell had obtained rule to shew cause why certiorari should not be issued to quash an order which had been made Justices of the Cuuuty Kent. The Attorney General now showed causeagaintt ...
... eonni? of Kent, who died or abont the Soth dav of June, 1.&8, are requested to send foil Particular* of such Claim, if by «. letter, post paid, on or before THuaauAY, the 18th Fe- *9 varv next, to Mr. Thomas Homewood, Auctioneer, Maidstone, in order that ...
... be*» aonuunce to the Nobililj Gentry, ■JLlnbaUttOils genersl of MAIDSTONE and iH&fci Jy, o(nt /e baa commenced Business TEA DEALER, AND GHRESEMONGEB, r>PPOSITK Til® INN, fVEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. In making this announcement, M, D, begs to sollcil the publ ...
... Katharine Docks’ Bill was read second lime. Sir E. Kvatchbull presented some petilionsfrom Canterbury, Maidstone, and several parishes the county of Kent, complaining of distress, and praying for repeal of the Malt and Beer Duties. He hoped that the expeclati ...