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... WEST KENT ELECTION. Lila WILLIAM GEARY'S COMMITTEE lit Il+ilyat RADI.Erti HOTEL. Beidgmatmet. Blarkitiara O m all co mmunications etetorming the Election will he imam dimsly attendA to. and every information given the Voters. D a y of Nomination fixed ...
... Thomas Russell Drury, Johnson's-court, Fleet-street, printer, June 23. at: one, at Basinghall-street. Hannah Maria Moore, Maidstone, Kent. iron founder, June 23, at eleven, at Basinghall-street. Robert Hutchinson and Robert Hutchinson,jum, !Binaries, carriers ...
... Thomas Patterson. Lower John-street, Golden-square, tailor, June 21, at twelve, at Basinghallstreet. Edward Gedge, Lower Thames-street, fishmonger. June 28, at two, at Basinghall street. Sampson Kingsford. Sturrey, Kent, miller, June 2a, at one, at the Guildhall ...
... BANKRUPTS. Charles George, Hunter-street. Old Kent-road. hatter, August a. at 12, Sept, s, at 11, at Basicghall-street. OfT. Assignee Mr. Whitmore, Uasinghallstrect; sol. Mr. Goddard. Woi>d-strect. Cheapside. Henry lames Ebsworth, Nun-court. Coleman-strect ...
... VOTiiwaU, drapers. Wra. and Janus Beall, Ten^rHe K.m? and Wrn. Ellioit, liedford-stteet, Bcilford- I onterden, Kent. Kiln, unless arm * - , row, boot and shoemakers. Robert Lake and TtaraMGneve.GlCTWlmlt, Northumlrerlaml , lea and cnlPee dealers. John VV ...
... number of affidavits in favour and against the application were read. Those from the friends of the dammed stated that Mr. Golden acted in a very careless manner, and related many if his tarnishers at different convssotions. On one occasion be told the ...
... take it,” and were absolutely afraid sec the newsman come to their houses— her borne Journal. East Kent Reform Association. The friends of Reform in East Kent will be delighted to learn that the Liberal electors have re-organised and put into activity an ...
... Lewis, of Lampe et’ Pontsrcphen, Cardiganshire, innkeeper, M arch 5, at ten, Basing - hall-street—William Harrison, of Maidstone, Kent, cattle and sheep-salesman, Feb. 26, at ten, at Basinghall-slreet—Thomas Edgar, of Nottingham-place, Commercial-road, ...
... Cranbrook), and Mrs. Francis, of Shepherd’s-house Academy, having been to Maidstone attend the nuptials of Mr. J- Francis, jun., of Cranbrook, and Miss Elizabeth Green, of Maidstone, were returning in a fly, when the vehicle came in contact with a fruit-cart ...
... easily accounted for, from the serious deficiency of Mid Kent and Farnham, with also but a moderate quantity of East Kents ; while, on the other hand, there is a large crop of the Weald of Kent and Sussex. PRICE AND WEtGHr OF BREAD.—U is in the nature ...
... Cattle a fet Coppers. are nearly new. apply to Mean. Oliverson, Denby, and Lisle, Loo4en ; or to Alexander (hay, Esq., Poet GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING CROSS, SLUE BOAR and OLD BE LL,HO LBORN, and lON KEYS, WOOD STREET, CH EAPSIDE. qtlidlowingfut COACHES and ...
... , London. Prr Muses and directions gratis. H E CL O N’S MIST A K E. I John Trot met a nobleman on ihe highway, And Iwrd’s Boots did his visage survey; Good faith!*’ cries the dewn, while his brain he seem racking, •f our town ’tis usual clean itoots with ...