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... be worth £3OOO. a year. FENDS —Four o’clock. Consols closed at Ini>| CAKTBRBUH'S'- March 9. Hunting Appointments. The F.AST KENT HOUNDS wn.i. meet os Wednesday, March 10——Cloiiihcn u Friday, Mockbcggar. Monday, —E'vgalc. al t'Jneen o'clock. THE COMMON ...
... conMitutionnl, •• nhle, niid.o impartial manner, lo “win golden opimon. from nil men”) immediately complied with the Requisition, and convened Meeting of the Gonnty to be holde* »t Heath, Hear Maidstone, Friday last. . The morning was delightfully fine, end ...
... of Kent. Among them were Lords Stanhope, Tcvnham, Wmchelsea, and Romney; Mr. Wells, the Member for Maidstone; Sir W. Cosway, Col. Stratford, Major Waythe, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Gipps, and other gentlemen of consideration. The yeomen and farmers of Kent appeared ...
... Bee Bp FY eee EVD IDGE, in the Kent, may see e of the y (Sunday ex. o'Clock, the said office, ye Northfleet,* UESDAY, the per. Session, to he Maidstone at urity willbe re- MONE, THE ONLY CO DIRECT FROM MAIDSTON GOLDEN CROSS, CHARIN 8s. Inside--5s. O ...
... the the meal in it, » having com. 1 wae charged half boots, the af Ate Rearea eS morniug fron was tolerabl parcels, wit! Srom Is. to * sorts; and | ter lerms, full Vs, per of Flour is) Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, brisk at an advance of 2. a readier sale ...
... Riches Kent was charged with stealing mare and carl, value £3O, the property of Thomas Pellet, Cauter* bury. It is needless to recapitulate the circumstances in this case; they must be fre»b in the recollection of our readers; suffice it, Kent had been ...
... e of James Kiddy, Ro\lierl»iil»e, in Surry, and within 6?e hundred yards the boundary of the county of Kent, and sionling a pair of half boots, pair of ithoes, and a jar of presorted noosebernea, the property of the said James Kiddy, and eight fowls ...
... Lade, Maidstone, corn-factor J. Lillev, Tibberton, Worcestershire W. Herbert Broad stieei, RaiclilTe. wine-merchant W. Martin, Bath-street, city-road, cordwaiuer . A ..Richmond, Gutier-lane. wai pLou.eu»,. H. Jenkins, Toiitiridge-wells, Kent, crocer ...
... of In- THE ONL Y CO. ey may go be- he enme. DIRECT FROM MAI DSTONI GOLDEN CROSS, CHARIN ER SESSION 8s. Or NTBRBURY, On : BEFORE 9 o’c! To the Nobil-ty, Gentry, and I ENTERS. Maidstone, and its Vict PLE ET. HOMAS CURTIS begs most respec REPAIRING | sincere ...
... » Linculoshire, » corn factor— —Kandle Ridg- udal, Halifax, pr, Otley, York- Lloyd, Brecon, ler. Sussex, Gasette. gers, Maidstone, Court, r, Hatton garden er, April 2, 13, hail So- treet, Southwark . Herbert, Broad Fancoust, tunller—Charies —Jas. Brownell ...
... merchant.—John Fancourt, Nag’s Head, Marshall-street, Golden-square, victualler.—W. Her- bert, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, wine-merchant.— Henry Jenkins, Tonbridge-wells, Kent, grocer.—J. 8. Lade, Maidstone, corn-factor.—Wm. Martin, Bath-street, City-road, ...
... Merchant. J. Fancourt, Nag’s Head, Marshall-street, Golden-square, ‘victualler. W. Herbert, Broad-street, Radcliffe, wine-merchant. H. Jenkins, Toubridge-wells, Kent, grocer. J. Lade, Searles, Maidstone, corn-factor. W. Martin, Bath-street, City-roud, ...