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... Lion luu. Bristol Sol* Messrs Hair and L.iUe, Bristol—l cr George Woods, Bristol, gent Sealed Apt MASON Francis, Hereford, boot and shoemaker, dc; May 14, 13, June 4, at the Ram Inn, Gloucester S-.l Mr Mittthews, Gloucester —Pet Fhilo Maddv, Gloucester ...
... John Viekers, jun., of Tooley-atteet, wine. merchants. 10 Dated July2St CAINE John,. of Stockport, in the county of Chester, boot 7 aid shoe maker, d. e. Aug'ust 19, September 8, at tens, Com- 7a missionerS, Rooms, Mancbester. Solicitors, Messrs. Bower ...
... Court of Commissioners. William Warnick Peirce, of North amptois, cabinet maker November 24, at half-past ?? Hlyther, of Hoo, Kent grocer, November 24, at twelve. In the Country. James Kenworthsy, of Quick, Saddleworib, Yorkshire, cottoii manilacturer, November ...
... 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 ...
... upon reflection, for the grower must see the little chance there is ! to his getting a better price for his once-boasted ' golden grain. The average price of wheat in one county in March, 1801, was at the enormous price of 187s 2d per quarter, and in this ...
... London, Neill Malcolm, Esq. of Poltallock, Argyllehire, and of Lamb a, Abbey, Kent, in thme 6811, yiar uf his age. Saumo day, aged 59, Margaret, wife of Mr. George Clifton, so boot-matter, .53, Adlington-street. F On Wednesday, the 25th nlt. Fanny, widow ...
... shogratt. -27. Thoo. Patterson, Lower John-sti Golden-sq., tailor, at twelve. The above at thle Court of Bankruptcy 22. Thea Giles. Leeds-,joiner, at the Conrt-bouse, Leds, attliree, -26, Sampson Kingsford, Starry, Kent, miller, at the Guildhall, C~antorbtlry ...
... Ilinein-draper, at a-past IL. -154 23. C. WV. Barles. Latmbeth. Surrey, bretter, at half-past eleven. iut & 23. %V. Elgar, Maidstone, Kent. grecer, Ht twelve. Tie above at thme Court ojllaukrptqote. eon- 24. shraOtoCmisoer-rin.Onoisriteen rder 24 WHrO edmrhna ...
... Skreen Tables, Couches, Sofas, Children's Chairs, Cots, Cribs, Chests of Drawers, Night Commodes, Bedsteps, Bidets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Stands and Stools, &c. JAPANED,'STAINED, AND FANCY CHAIRS, In the greatest variety ; COTTAGE, CA NorY, FRENCH ...
... now was then ordered for the Borough of Maidstone. Tim BIOTS CANTBRIIURY. the motion of Sir K. KNATCUBUI.L. who complained statement in the Morning Chronicle, rrll-cting the character of the Magistrates of Kent on this subject, I urd JOHN BUSS El. I. ...
... Inn, Glasgow.- J. of the Anchor Tavern, Trongate-street, -Glasgow, innkeeper, November 13 and December 4, at twelve, at the Boot Tavern, Salt-market-street, Glasgow. J. and Co., Perth, china and glass merchants, Nov. 14 and Dec. 19, at twelve, at the George ...
... Sussex planters are determined to gain the pre-emine nee, if possible, and as our quality is superior to t >» Urze the Middle-Kent planters to take perticular pai in leav- ing every mouldy hop and all the black leaves out of the sample. ‘The large quantity ...