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... AND CINQUE-PORTS AND KENT ADVERTISER. asemben of the Beard that id be to &pore of the premed, is garde* were of solvestap might frees delayead is ode. It WON ii•ally resolved. however, that the metier he eateueled to the Street Commoner. Illevars. Thoommo ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. On Monday, at two o'clock, George Stone, Esq. the High Sheriff, attended by the usual escort, left Maidstone for the purpose of meetini , the Judges, the Lord Chief Jastice Tindal, and Mr. Justice ' Littledale. Their Lordships did ...
... William Augustus Earttelot, Regent-street, perfumer. Charles Bean, Long-acre, coachtnaker. John, George, and Henry Wimble, Maidstone, wharfingers. Thomas Fowler, Market Henry Lincolnshire, butcher. John Laing,Great Tower-street, city, cork-cutter. William ...
... d; the Mitre, Stangate ; the Horns, Kennington the Golden Lion.Camterwell ; the Red Cow, Peckham ; the Greyhound,' Croydon; the Greyhound, and the Mitre. Greenwich; Rose, Canterbury; Bell, Maidstone; the principal Inns at Lewes, and Worthingtous' Hotel ...
... £lOOO, £3OO and £2lO, ready to be advineed on Free at 4 and -14 per Cent. GOLDEN BOOT, 132, SN.ThOdTE-STREET, DOVER. WILLIAM BUCKNIAN, Ladies' and Gentlemen's fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, begs to an nounce, that he has commenced Business as above ...
... cordially they responded to it. Mr. Hills, of Maidstone, at the request of the chairman, rose on his seat, and gave the signal for the cheers, by which tht toast was subsequently saluted, in the West Kent style, wit!!' most excellent effect, shaking the ...
... Folkestone, Fotdwich, Glastonbury, Godalming, Hastings, Hythe, llchester, Laugport Eastover (Som.) Lydd, Lyme Regis, Lymington, Maidstone, Newport' Newtown, Peterstield. Pevensey, Poole, Portsmouth, Queenborough' Rochester, Romney (New) Romney Marsh, Romney, ...
... rabbits, the property of W. H. Cotton, at Maidstone, were discharged by proclamation. Alfred Spraggs, aged 18, three months' imprisonment, for having stolen a pair of half-boots, the property of Charles Day, of Maidstone. ...
... for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. J. G. Harris, Esq. Commissioner.— SUSSEX-At Horshatn, Wednesday, March the Stb. KENT-At Maidstone, Friday, March the 10th. At Dover, Monday, March the 13th. At Canterbury, 'Tuesday, March the 14th. ...
... printer of the Maidstone Gazette for a libel on the plaintiff, who had fat r filled the office of Mayor for the City of Itochter, Sergent ndrews and Mr. Espinasse for the piainti f, `t that the libel which as published in the Maidstone Gazet‘te was headed ...
... J. Sandford, J. 13. Post, 'l'. Austen, and 11. Griggs. The meeting then senarated, after a vote of thanks P.) the Chairman. KENT LENT ASSIZE. TLIMISDAY. (Continued from our fifth page) THE OTTERDEN MURDER, This morning, Samuel Seager, 28, was placed at ...
... will find this the most pleasant e London and all the Eastern parts of Kent. GOLDEN BOOT, 132, SIVARGATE-STREET, LOVER. .WILLIAM BUCKMAN, Ladies' and Gentle[°v men's fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, begs sti7nounce, that he has commenced Business as above ...