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... ?? and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of 1 To '' MAIDSTONE. A J. y consequence of Mr. Wells havingr declared! ?? intention to retire from Parliament, I beg to offer* f, , y o ur notice as a Candidate to succeed him as one of? ■^'|{epresenlBtives of your ancient ...
... WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN ofT ?? MAIDSTONE. ( ; r vTlEVlEN. ry uonsequence of Mr. Wells having declare'] ' hi- inlenlion to retire from Parliament, 1 beg to offer ,il io >our notice as a Candidate to succeed him as one of ■V* Rep._-eiita.ivei. of ...
... Charles Piewdv. Secretary :— Kent, Kent Herald, 6,000 ; Kentish (»a*ette (twice aweek). 78.1KX) ; (average of each publication) 39,000; Kentish Observer, 27,000 ; Kentish Chronicle, 12,000; Maidstone Journal, 5i,950 ; Maidstone Gazette, .2,500- Rochester ...
... B TO THE ELECTORS OF WEST KENT. I (Mmßita, Hf |I 17 decease of our late and lamented So- f!S I tereipi wiU shortly be the occasion of a General Election. ■*: iv . , .if that lam addressing a body of electors surpaascd by _tf V ,m«l !-«--■» » Dd patriotic ...
... disposing of, or publishing for sale, any ointment under the name and with the title of Dr. John- son's Golden Ointment for the Eyes, or Singleton* Golden Eye Ointment, or under or with any of the names, descrip- tions, or titles by, under, or with wtrich ...
... E. Cbeyney, Esq., at , Turner's Hotel, Golden-square, from Oxford. DEPARTURES. Captain and Mrs. Sanderson for Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert for Bath; Major and Mrs. Armstrong for Bath; Captain Cotton tor Maidstone ; Lieut-Colonel and Mrs. Rose for Canterbury ...
... Crown-court, Threaclneedle-street, merchant II R. Triphook, Golden-square, bookseller ?? R. P. Ritchie, London, merchant la L. H. Smith, Greenwich, wine merchant 19 G. Brooks, Town Mailing, Kent, linen draper lo N. Shiers, Aldermanbury, warehouseman ii ...
... bakers 3 11 W. Martin, Bath-street. City-road, cordwainer 3 19 J. S. Lade, Maidstone, Kent, corn factor 3 11 W. Richmond, Gutter-lane, factor 3 10 H. Jenkins, Toubridge Wells, Kent, grocer 3 11 H. De Ramon, London, merchant 3 10 S. Godsun, jun. Coventry ...
... and S. Barlow, jun., Old Broad-street, merchants.. 12 W. Harrison, Maidstone, Kent, cattle sales ma 11 10 T. Edgar, Nottinghaui-place, Commercial-road, draper 10 J. Williams, Holborn, boot manufacturer 10 W. Brydon and Co., Cornhill, druggists 1 J. H. Glanhain ...
... Lailey, Poplar, cheesemonger 1 i DIVIDENDS. J. Stein. Butcher-row, East Smithficld, yeast-merchant 13 It. Edwards and Co. Maidstone, Kent, b.uikers 12 J. H. Peinbcrlou and Co. St. John-street, drapers 12 ?? Keating, Waterloo-road, Lambeth, linen-draper 1. ...
... 12 J. Luke, Mark-lane, wine-merchant 1 10 dividenbs. J. Brown, Old Kent-road, Southwark, victualler 1 J. Turtill, Regent-street, femcy -warehouseman 12 C. Vandrant, Brewer -street, Golden-square, engraver 12 BIRTHS— On Monday, the 27th inst. in New Nor ...
... INSOLVENT DEBTORS. SUMMER CIRCUITS, IS3O. Southern Circuit.— J. CJ. Harris, Esq., Commissioner. Kent, at Maidstone, June 2*. — Kent, at Canterbury, June 25. — I Kent, at Dover, June 20.— Sussex, at Horshnm, Jnue 39.— Berk- } shire, at Reading, July I.— Oxfordshire ...