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... J. S. Lades, Maidstone, corn-factor—J. Lilly, Worcestershire, dealer—W. Herbert, Broad* street, KatclifFe, wine-merchant—W. Martin, Bathstreet, City-road, cordwainer—W. Richmond, Gutterlane, warehouseman—H. Jenkins, Tonbridge-wells, Kent, grocer—J. Sherrin ...
... HISTORY AND SCIENTIFIC BOCIETY 1836. JANUARY. Presented by Mr. T. Garnett. White-headed Goosander, or Smew (mergus albellus). Golden Eye (clangula vulgaris). Mr. Stephen Moore. Great black-backed Gull (larus marinus). Common Curlew—male— (numenius arquata) ...
... very backward Chronicle. Kent The heavy showers we have experienced during yesterday and Sunday, have caused considerable apprehensions respecting the harvest. There is a considerable breadth of wheat both East and West Kent, still uncut, and if tbis ...
... clouded upon reflection, which the grower must see the little chance there is to his getting a better price for the once-boasted golden grain. The average price wheat in one county in .March, 1801, was at the enormous price of 187». Id. per quarter, and in this ...
... Knight of the Golden Lion, in Liveries of his colours. Halberdiers, in emblazoned Costumes, bearing their Halberts. Man at Arms, the gonfalon, Man at Arms, in Half Armour. Born by a Man at Arms. in Half Armour. The Knight of the Golden Lion. Groom. (capt ...
... in Messrs. Gould and Hall's warehouse, set out on Wednesday to Birmingham, search him ; thence to London, and on to Maidstone, in Kent, which place they arrived on Friday, and the same day saw Banks, a state of intoxication, walking along the streets ...
... of parliament, to be sure; I was paid the sum for taking a child out of the water at Welling, in Kent. Coronerâl know nothing about what is done in Kent; I have no power to pay you in Surrey. Have you got the act of parliament with you ? Crawley â ...
... explained the prisoner was allowed again to roam at large, and prey upon honest people. We are told that Fenton had a pair of boots on stolen from a shoemaker living in Wildman-street, in this town. Several petty robberies have lately been committed around ...
... him call for assist- ance, but being locked up, could notafford him any. had 30 gowns and cassocks, 100 pair of 108 pair of boots, 406 pair of shoes, 60 wigs, yet always wore his own hair, 68 dogs, 80 carts and waggons, 80 ploughs, and used nove, 50 saddles ...
... supposed that the robbery was effected about a mile from Congleton. The box was deposited in the hind boot, and when the coach drove up to the inn door, the boot door vvas opened and the box gone. The box was found next day in field a few miles from Congleton ...
... carver and Gilder. D. Ono, Torquay, Devonshire, builder. R. Hannum, Oxford, nupeetes. J. Jackson, Rochester, Kent, brushmaker. .1, C. Canterbury, Kent, linendraper. T. Jones, KMdermtreter, druggist and green. R. Viper Rawcildb.witit- Tarnicar, Lancashire, ...
... Association have assiduously devoted their attention and their funds to the desirable object of obtaining free run for salmon the Kent. About three years ago, bank large dimensions was put down below the wear at the foot of Larkrigg Dam, enable the fish more ...