... Hayward, Canterbury, coachmaker.—S. Kingsford. Sturrey Kent, miller.—T. Maltby. Lawrence Fountney-hill, and Upper-side. Waterloo-bridge. lead merchant.—B. and R. Wallis, Blackwall. ship builder. 27. F. Boot, Nottingham, lace manufacturer.—W. Bownas, Wortley ...

... joiners.—G. J. and G. Haigh, Halifax, merchants.—Hbwarth and Stott. Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen carders.—Jackson and Selmea, Maidstone, wharfingers.—Jones and Co. Monmouth, bankers.—King and Mowbray. Gedney, Lincolnshire, formers.—Lomas and Bradbury, Strangeways ...

... —Hilliard, Leek. William Soulsby, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tailor, Sept. 17, Oct. 7, Bankrupt Commission-room, Newcastleupon-Tyne.—Kent, Newcastle-upon-T yne. George Haywood, Birmingham, wine-merchant. Sept. 9. Radenburst’s New Royal Hotel, and Oct. Offices of ...

... Yorkshire, draper.— J. I Yeates, Brighton, brewer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Beall and J. Tenlerden. Kent.—E. Briggs, jun. I and A. and J. Hunt, Maidstone, woolstaplers (*o far I regards E. Briggs, and J. Cort and T. Harrison, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton ...

... capital Now York, bid present remlence of the governor, on' the st nit. that the British steam- Soat Sir Katfrt Peel, lying .boot seven mile, from French Cteek, the river St. Lawrence, had been attacked body araaed said be Lena, dim refugees, and was entiraly ...

... Uatln&kU-slreet, Athearn (William), Peekham, Surrey, brick Maker, Solicitor, Mr. Cannon, l-othhury. (Edward), Providenee-row, Kent-road, builder, Jan. 31, March !>—Mr. Tanner, brabant-eourt, Philpot-lane. Bee croft (John Robert), St. Alhana, Hertfcrdahire ...

... followers] from fair to fair among the peasantry of Kent, that it [! might shun like fate by their exampleand that it *' would make useful examples of them,’’ by exhibiting them at “every fair and wake in Kent and Sussex, for life in iron cages. If all M ...

... that it was not intended to proceed further. The matter may, therefore, be considered as finally set at rest. Bad News for Kent.—A grocer, not more than a hundred miles from Barnsley, in consequence of a belief that malt liquor is injurious to the co ...

... to vent upon her the rancour of his bile and bigotry, if the earl of Kent, rude as he was, and his colleague the earl of Shrewsbury, had not induced him to desist. The earl of Kent observing that she prayed with a crucifix in her arms,bade her throw away ...

... obtaining 300/. from Joseph Williams, Esq. of Bristol, by means of a forged document, purporting to the will Warner, widow, of Golden-square, London. Ihe prisoner, about twelve months since, applied to . lr. Williams for the loan of 200/. some property, which ...

... living near the Spread Eagle, about two miles from Penkridge, had some altercation with bis master about cleaning a pair of boots, which the master thought were not exhibiting that brilliant polish which Day and Martin’s celebrated liquid is so well calculated ...

... and so on tinkering with unhappy instru: merit fur want of a better. Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, and the Duchess of Kent, have been in private and constant commuoicatiun during the past week. The interviews, it staled, have reference to a more ...