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... Rev. George Henry Deane, of Richmond, Surrey. A General Meeting of the Freeholders of the county of Kent, will be held at Penendetl Heath, near Maidstone, on Friday, the tWi' day of March inst., at twelve o'clock at noon precisely, for the purpose of p ...
... Oswestry, Shropshire, May 9, at the Cross Keys Inn, Oswestry. JAMES, W., Brighton, grocer, June ,2.5, at the Town Hall, Brighton. KENT, w., Plymouth, brewer, May 12, at the King's Arms, Ply- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, APRIL, 17, AND TUESDAY, APRIL 21 ...
... apprehension; and in another count he was charged with cutting and wounding him, with intent, &c. John Williams examined—Kept the Golden Ball at Portsea. The prisoner came to his house on the 12th of March, and again in two days after, when he introduced himself ...
... perpetual Curacies of Leeds with Broomfield, in this couiity, from the rectorial tithes of Maidstone, as empowered by the act of Ist and 2d Wilnun IV.—Maidstone Journal. KING'S LETTER.---The clergy of the diocese of York have received through the Archbishop ...
... liking to comply with any reduction, as they say they will be dearer. Present prices here. Weald of Kent Pockets from 61. 6s. to 71. per cwt, Middle Kent from 61. 10s. to 71. Ios. No demand at present for bags. At the new Hungerford Market both potatoes ...
... Thomas, Calthorp-Arms, Gray's Inn-road, victualler, Jan. 19, at one, Feb. 20. at twelve. Attorneys, Messrs. Harriss and Co., Golden-square. MATTHEW, Thomas, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, coach-maker, Jan. 20, at ten, Feb. 24, at eleven. Attorney, Mr ...
... noblemen and gen- into the water, a fall of 12 feet, and then immediately ran tlemen were present, viz. ;_Earl Roden, Lord Maidstone, off, leaving her in this awfully perilous situation, no doubt Right Hon. S. R. Lushing - ton, Sir E. Knatchbull, M.P., expecting ...
... consideration he left one to the waiter, and one to be Int. The prisoners severally denied the charge. divided between the boots and chambermaid, instead of the The magistrates, having consulted together, committed usual Courier. Bryant and Gray for trial ...
... y rr i il , 9, at half-past ten. Attorneys,.. in Mr. Surrey; or Messrs. Poole and Ga' Ma re , • Edward, Tichborne-street, Golden-square, carver, Pai e ` o ,s, at twelve, April 5, at two. Attorney, Mr. Young, ebella-street, Oxford -street. at'•:e.Yeurge ...
... bees, to protect their hives by some covering from the intense rays of the else Mail. HOP INTELLIGENCE. (From the Maidstone Gazette.) MAIDSTONE.--The general appearance of the bines in this neighbourhood is far from encouraging. The vermin have taker so strong ...
... Willia m MAIDSTONE d for Courtenay-, alias Sir William Courtenay, was in. he and corrupt perj ury . , 1 1 , and of the case are shortly these. On the 17th of e ru arY) a s muggling vessel, called the Lord Hood, made aplpeearance off the coast of Kent, and ...
... LONDON. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victotia will take their departure next week for Claremont, Surrey, where their Royal Highnesses propose to sojourn six weeks, previously to their departure on a tour to the north. His Royal Highness the Duke ...