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... J. Oxford street, xtraw-hat-manofaetnref De Ramon, H. London, merchant Evans, J. Manchester, timber-merchant Fancourt, J. Golden-square, victualler Hawke, H. Penzance, Cornwall, baker Herbert, W. Rat. liffe, wine merchant Holden, P. Prescot, Lancashire ...
... last, Yarmouth. Mr. 11. White, tnnist. of St Andrew’s, Norwich, to Mis* Hannah Guy. [he above place. o*l Tuesday last, Maidstone. Kent. Mr. Jno. Edward*, Ketllel-urgli, Suffolk, E izuh- Rii'sell, eble>t daugh>r of the late Mr. Tanner, the fo* plaee. On ...
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... ace, the seat of Thomas Rider, Esq., one of the Members for West Kent, retired cemetery surrounded trees, and commanding an extensive and beautiful prospect over the Wcald. —(Maidstone Gazette ) Grbat Fire at Leith.—This morning, about ha|f-past one, ...
... Sophia Margarelta, Barlmand, Altona,cement stone. Frau Christine, .Mayer, Hambro , > cement stone. the Blh inst., at Maidstone Church, .Kent, Mr. Balls Oarrett, ironfounder of that town, second son of Mr. R. Oarrett, of Leiston, in this county, to Anna, only ...
... by Mr. Wood, jun. on the body of George Curtis, who was, the preceding afternoon, working a chaff engine for his master, Mr. Kent, and in his presence, suddenly drop- ped down and almost immediately expired. Jurors ver- dict- Died by the sudden visitation ...
... Watson, on stupicion of 3 bm-hils of turnips, the property Thomas Ashford, of , Charles Suith, charged with stealing a pair boots, at Claydon, the property “ Robert Hadd*ck,on suspicion of steaMug a spade, the • of John i^rndon. -Robert Baggott, for ...
... took away the female child neighbour named Duffy. About ten o clock, a little girl went into public privy, in Cow-heel-alley, Golden-lane, and trampled upon a body which proved to that of Duffy child. She ran to inform her brother the circumstance, and she ...
... ( (ilouxmorreaux) Mr. Nunn. Kitchen Pears, (Uvedale. St. Germain’s) Mr. Rogers, gardener G. Wilson, Esq. Dessert •.-pies, (Golden Pippins) and Nonpareils both Mr. Steele. Kitchen Apples, T. Robinson. Esq.; second bent (Normanton Wonder) Rev. B. Norgale ...
... collectively speaking, consist Jive muni*, as many sceptres, four swords, two rings, one golden orb, one pair of golden spurs, various splendid robes, and a golden vessel and spoon for the anointing. As Prince Esterhazy walked up to his place, a good scene ...
... Iplw[Cfr Satirclay, October 1, 1830. MARRIED. 22nd *ult., at Long Mfelford. Mr. Charles Long, boot and shoe-maker, of Sudbury, to Mary, second daughter of Mr, Aaron Ostler, of the former place. 27th ult. at Prittlewell, Essex, by the Rev. Dr. Nolan, the ...
... long discussion the matter ended by both parties making a neal of their own words, and Mr, Charlton retracting the letter to boot. The Anatomy Act appears to work well. The inspector, in his evidence before the Committee of the House of Commons, says he ...