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... the Ladies’ Shoe-room, Adelaide Boots Prunella Slippers Mock Kid Slippers Doable -soled Goioshed Boots . .. Lasting Boots, leather fronts .. . Children’s Tongue Boots . Wellington Boots, the test John Bull ...
... Freehold Public-House, near Bromley, Kent. Me. WILLIAM CRAFTER, of Stamford-stieet, is instructed by the assignee of Stephen Copland, to Sell Auction, at Garraway’s Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhlll, on TUESDAY, October 3. at Twelve, ONE-FOURTH SHARE ...
... WOMAN. Apply at No. 52, Brewer-street, Golden-square. XU7ANTED to Purchase small COl AGE, with large Garden adjoining-ths distance not te exceed two miles and bait from the Bridges. Apply to E. D., at No. 28, Golden-square ; if letter, post paid. WAITRESSES ...
... seedsman. 11 alii well, Robert Ogdin, late of No. 123, W hitcchapel-road, oil and colourman. Clapson, Jonathan, late of Maidstone and Lenham, Kent, plumber, painter, and glazier. Adkins, Joseph, late of Belle Vue, near Waldron, Sussex, farmer and dealer in hops ...
... » LAD, about 14, clean Boots and make hloiMlf generally u«rfiil. Apply IWe day «t the Dolphin Wine-raalle. Tonbridge street. King ■-crora. TO WINE-MERCHANTS. BREWERS, and BROKERS,—A yonng MAN «nd WIFE, telthont any Incnm. brance whatever, are deairous ...
... brandymerchants—J. Wilson and B. Seadon, Sherrard-street, Goldensquare, boot and shoemakers—W. Till and W . H. Miles, Changealley accountants—D. James and J. W. James, Dartford, Kent, curriers—T. Neal and W. Corder, Tunbridge Wells, linen and woollendrapers—F ...
... J. Green, sen., J. Green, juo., and C. W. Green, Hayle Mill, and Mills, Maidstone, Kent, paper manufacturers.—Aug.3. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. TayUr, Little Pulteney-streel, Golden.square, Middlesex, ebaesemonger. BANKRUPTS. R. Pierce, Wellington, Shropshire ...
... and never-failing stream of water, the river Darenth running through the beautiful valley at Shoreham, Kent about four miles from the high Maidstone road, and now in full trade - also a genteel private residence, with chaise-house, stabling, and paddock ...
... oilman. Wanger, George, late of Low-street, Chingford, Essex, fanner. Cullens, Robert, jun., late of St. Faith-street, Maidstone, Kent, maltster and seed-merchant. Dean, Henry, late of Shaftesbury-tcrrace, Pimlico, purser in the Royal Navy on half-pay. ...
... Bobbing. near Sittingbmirnv. Kent, the high road from London to Dover, at the junction of the Maidstone, Canterbury, Chatham, and roads, about two from Sittingbouroe, eight from Rochester and Chatham, eight from Maidstone, eight from Sheerness, and eighteen ...
... near Sittlngbourne, Kent, on the high road from London to Dover, ut the Junction the Maidstone, Canterbury, Chatham, and Sheernest roads, about two miles from Slttlngbourne, eight from Rochester ami Chatham, eight from Maidstone, eight from Sbeerness ...
... a few doors of the Bricklayers’ Arms, Old Kent-road, an EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE, with Shop, back Garden, and Out-houses—little need be said, as the above House stands just in the marketing-place, and has been a Boot ami Shoe-shop for the last 27 years. For ...