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... bead ol stock. Pickpockets were numerous and but too succes-ful in their attempts. The Annual Meeting the Kent Auxiliary Society, and the Maidstone Association, was held Monday evening 'at the Town || ll ; I. Smith. Esq., in the Chair The attendance was ...
... ee | ee USSEX, in Parts of KENT, SURREY, and HAMPSHIRE; and is forwarded by the Post to Persons of the tACON, No. 3, ; and HAMMOND, No. 27, Lomsanp STREET. i iN cts cing PRICE FOUE & PATENT BRANDY. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ME righton, begs re- T cannot be ...
... ' *' Bankrupts.—Robert Rolling, cheesemonger Watlin street.—John Wimble. George Wimble, and Henry ble, wharfingers, Maidstone. Kent.—Thomas cher, Ma.ket Deep.ng, Lincoln.—Thomas and Wi'liiam Noblet.corn Merchants, Manchester.—Henry Fiske Walton, Noriolk ...
... valuable HOP GROUND, in West Mailing, adjoining the turnpike road leading from Maidstone London, being part of the VV esl Fields, justly esteemed some of the finest bop in Kent. a superior and substantial COTTAGE, brick and tile, recently erected, and containing ...
... Brentwood. baker John Smith and John Hutchinson, Liverpool, ship- owners. Adam Mosmsn, Liverpool, merchant. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. William Neale and Kiel.aid Hale, Tooley-streel, Southwark, druggists. William Luckett, Bloxom, Oxfordshire, cattle- ...
... near Horsham. W RN MEETING. All general .M of the Trustees the Turnpike I loads leading from Tunbridgc Wells in t!ie count Kent, to the Cross Ways, at or near Maresfieid Street, and from Florauce Farm to Forest Row, in the county Sussex, will be held ...
... in the various branches, it enables hitn to offer to the public Boots and Shoes superior quality, cheaper than ,my other House the trade. An extensive-assortment also of Children's Boots and Shoes of every description. W. P. keeping so large a Stock, ...
... given in, forequarters of mutton, and beef and mutton suet, at per pound —Mens' and boys' half-boots and shoe* different sizes—Womens' and girls' half-boots and shoes of different sizes. The Contracts for these articles to be from the 29th day of September ...
... the Secretary, the Principal Office in .Maidstone. MIDULKSEX. Peter Peill, *23, Bucklersbury. illiam Jacob, Sunbury. SURREY. William Dorling. William Edmonds. Kpsom Pcckliuin. Keoningtou Cross, George Guy KENT. Ashford, A. Reeve \Lijfid, Richard Allen ...
... gentleman's seat, the site being equal any in Kent. he house stands a gentle rise, and commands a view onbridge, also of rich and beautifully diversified country, lies two miles from Tonbridge, 12 trom Maidstone, and about 30 from London, bounded by a good ...
... good rice, at per cwt. ; split peas, per bushel ; butter, at per cwt.; soda, at per lb. To ShoiMAKEßS.—Men's and hoy*' half-boots and shoes ! of different sizes, women's and shoes of different sizes. The prices 10 be stated separately. The Boaid of Guardians ...
... Draper. —A premium will required. Apply (by letters post paid) to Mr. John Bertlett, Grocer and Draper, Ea3t Peckham, near Maidstone. ANTED, Young Man who has been used to a ▼ General Business the Drapery and Grocery, apply P. Potter, Cuckfield. V AN TED ...