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... land R. Ceggeshail, F.sseX.hreWers, Jam 24. , 4HRLWIE, A, South s tt tliankoers. Threadneedle-stre c t, and T ' unbridge Kent, coal merchant, Jan. 24. CRANE'S, It. J., and WARD, J. W., Maldon, Essex, butchers, Jan. 23. DAVIS, W. J., Bristol, music seller ...
... at eleven. CLARK., J., Eagle-wharf, Montagu-close, and Walworth, coal-merchant, Jan. 22. at eleven. COTTINGHAM, E., Bexley, Kent. surgeon, Jan. 22, at twelve. DAVIES, E.. Walnut Tree-walk, Lambeth, engineer, Jan 22, at two. DOWLEY, .L. Bowland.street, ...
... Lee, Lewisham, Greenwich, WooNide Eltham, Plumstead, and St. Nicholas, Deptford, in the county of Kent, and St. Paul, Deptford, in the counties of Kent and Surrey, all now in thediocese of Rochester ; of the borough of Southwark, and the parishes of Battersea ...
... among the Newmartee trainers of these times, though we much doubt benefit of the chairse to Mister, and all the appliances t boot. If we mistake not, Sir Charles Bunbue v 's train , groom wore livery to the last. At all events, isTewmar' le , jockies and ...
... warehouseman, July 24. FREEMAN, J., Bristol, silk mercer. July 24. HIRON, J., Banbury, pawnbroker, July 26. JACKSON, W.. Maidstone, jeweller, July 20. JACKSON, J., Tooley-street, Borough, oilman, July 23. KEVTE, S., Minories, oilman, July 21. MASSA It ...
... 0001 to 180,0001. New Kent pockets, 92s to ; ditto choice and East Kent ditto, 180 s to 18:)s : ditto Sussex pockets, 90s to 118 s ; yearling bags and pockets, 75s to 955, choice, 113. - Oct. 19.—Accounts received from Maidstone to-day state that ' at ...
... at one, at tile uunkruptcy Commission ,rorn Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Dawson, KYliani's Inn, Chancery-lane ;or Mr. Kent, W estgate-streec, 45% 4 ,1 ,2 i5t1e-upon - Tyne. Thomas, Stockton -upon-Tees, hatter, Sept. 11, Oct. 7, eteveii, at the Black ...
... her royal drawing-room to their Majesties, the Duchess of Kent, the relatives residing at Kensington Palace—viz., the Duchess of Princess Victoria, the Princess Augusta, the Landgravine, Kent, the Princess Sophia, and their Serene Highnesses the the Duchess ...
... Hythe, Kent. linen and woollen-drapers. HANaON, J. and J., Warnfield and Wakefield, Yorkshire, maltsters and farmers. HIRST and LOWE, Salford, Lancashire, hair seating and curled hair manufacturers. HORN and NEWBOLD, Market Brough, Westmoreland, boot and ...
... re, wine merc h an t. ROPER., T„ jun., Houndsditch, carpenter. TRAVIS. J., Soyland, Yorkshire, innkeeper. • SLOMAN. J., Maidstone, timber merchant. SMITH, J., and HUTC.HINSON, J., Liverpool. shipowners. SUTTON, E. P., Clement's-inn, scrivener. DISSOLUTIONS ...
... spinner, May 3, at three, at the York Hotel, Manchester. TICKLE, 11, Marypul, Cumberland, ironmonger, May 13, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Maryport. WARWICK, R., late of Warwick Hall, Cumberland. banker, May 13, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre Inn, ...
... hay harvest in many parts of the country. The corn crop is, generally speaking, however, both promising and abandant. The Maidstone papers state that many of the Kentish hop plantations have suffered considerably by the boisterous weather with which that ...