... Covent Garden ; next of Surrey Street, Strand, all in Middlesex ; uext of Maidstone Gaol, Maidstone, Kent, his wife at same time living at Warwick Place, Wbeelrr Street, Maidstone, aforesaid, and his children at 6, Stanhope Place, Southwark Bridge Road ...

... the whole accounts of his Farm with the Business of bis Farm. the greatest ease, and in the most accurate and satis - This Boot ia used m all porta of the Kingdom, and factory manner, ia recommended by emery farmer who hat teen it. The Book shews at one ...

... Her Majesty on the 7ih of November. The apartments allotted to the Duchess of Kent aro also undergoing considerable improvement. The establish- ment of the Duchess of Kent, at Kensiagton-palace, has been diminished to a housekeeper, and two or three domestics ...

... tbe party relinquishing the trade she was intended for. For Particulars enquire of Mr. PYLMS, at the Tim- ber Wharf, Maidstone. Kent, where she is building and may be seen. July 10, 1837. For the Medical Profession. A VACANCY now presents itself for an ...

... Bull; Mr. Hooper, Cross Keys; Mr lurpiu. Sea Horse? Mr. Roper, Swan; Mr. Minter, Castle; Mr. Strait, Angel ; Mr. Pitt, Goat and Boot; and Air. Clare, Marquis of Granby. A Band of Music will Attend. To Parents, Guardians, and Tailors. Y|7 ANTED by a TAILOR ...

... and trusts, by renewed exertions and mode- rate charges, to be honoured with the patronage of the Visitors to Southend. TO BOOT AND SHOEMAKKRB. A PERSON who has Established and carried on an extensive Trade, nearly half a century, having no relative to ...

... Colchester; at Mr. Blizard's, White Hart, Harwich; at Mr. Dowsing's, Thorn Inn, Mistley; at the White Hart, Manningtree; at Kent's Hotel,' Walton-on-the Naze; at Mrs. Collins's, Crowa and Anchor, Ipswich ; at the Bell Inn, Thorp; at Mr. Cousins's, Cups ...

... Stack Cloths', I- •■• • ■ ...