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... Frederick Greenfield, of Whitecross-street, Cripplegate, surgeon, Jan. 92, ten, at Basinghall-street—Charles Peatne, of Maidstone, grocer, Jan. 22, two, Baslnghall-street—John Claik, Eagle-wharf, Montague-close, Southwark, and of Walworth, coal-merchant ...
... —and neither were aware of the circumstance till the morning.—tilatyow Chronicle. An inquest was holden on Monday last at the Golden Cock Inn, Kirkgate, near Leeds, on the body of Mary M'Kay, a girl between thirteen and fourteen years of age, who came to ...
... e.-iototic-c Th-property principally insured in tne. f' uardiar. County, and Norwich Fire-offices, and a small l’» rt n * Kent- Incepindent Chapel, well a, the house !«!.(«• the Riv. j. Prankard, wore slightly injured. I' was stopped lure by the application ...
... Lewis, of Lampe et’ Pontsrcphen, Cardiganshire, innkeeper, M arch 5, at ten, Basing - hall-street—William Harrison, of Maidstone, Kent, cattle and sheep-salesman, Feb. 26, at ten, at Basinghall-slreet—Thomas Edgar, of Nottingham-place, Commercial-road, ...
... Bromley, Kent, carriers—Thomas Penny and John Vale, of Ship.yard, Strand, cheesemongers and porkmen—Noah and Jabez Bushby, of Bedford-street, Cotnmercial-road, tailotsl John Arthur Goodge and Alfred John Harpur, of Spur street, cester-squarc, boot and s ...
... Sloman, Maidstone, Kent, timbcr-uierchant—John Killey, of Liverpool, flour-dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Win. Treadwell and Charles Frith Cook, of High-street, Kensingion, cheesemongers and poulterers—Elizabeth Corkc and Benjamin Corke, of Seal, Kent, carpenters ...
... at Basmgball-siree —Henry Saxelby Wintle, late Mark-lane, merchant, i'.lay2l, two Basinghall-street—Wm. Harrison, of Maidstone, Kent, cattle and sheep salesman. May 28, at eleven, at Basinghall. street—Arthur Nonely Davenport, of Piecshenlle, hhropshne ...
... irrel—William Gausden and Judah Jacobs, ot ll ulnclodles-salesmcn, June 4, one. a, Basing tall stroe.-Jam Potter of .Maidstone, Kent, grocer, June 4, ten, at Bavin I hall-street —Samuel John King, of Straltord-uprm.Avon . wick-hite upholsterer, June 4 ...
... martial. It appears that Commander Greville was dispatched in the Espoir Captain W. C. Schom - berg, C.B. his Majesty’s ship Maidstone, the Commodore on the Cape station, to land some pirates at St Helena, where he fell in with his Majesty’s ship Hecla surveying ...
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... promenade will be crowded with the f ashion ables of the surrounding country. Dueness or KENT.—(From the Worcester Josornal.)—Their itoyo Highnesses t b e Duchess of Kent and the Primes Victoria honoured this thy with a visit yesterday. The Duchess and Prin ...
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