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... Snaresbrook and of Mr. Ellis, 36, Fenchurch-street. Kent and Middlesax.—Valuable Freehold Estate, Wilsden.—Freehold BM'ding Ground, Gravesend, and Eight Acres of Freehold Arable Land., Higham, in Kent.—By Mr. ELLIS, at Garraway' s Coffeehouse, on Tuesday ...
... 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 ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ??. , „ I)ec - 31.—Richard Turner and John Letts the younger, Toy Mill, near Maidstone. Kent, paper-makers. 1829, Dec. 31.—Wm. Gibson and Henry Robert Gibson, Birmingham iron-dealers. ° ' Jan. I.—John and Wm. Rayner, Horbury, Wakefield ...
... and agent. Herbert, Broad-street, Rate I die. wine and spirit merchant. John Fancourt, of the Nag's Head, Marshallstreet, Golden-square, victualler. Charles Willett, now or late of Brandon, Suffolk, linen draper and grocer. James Browned, formerly of ...
... merchant. John Fancourt, Nag's Head, Marshall-street, Golden-square, victualler. William Herbert, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, wine merchant. Henry Jenkins, Tonbridge-wells, Kent, grocer. John Searles Lade, Maidstone, corn factor. William Martin, Bath-street, City-road ...
... merchant, fee. late of «, Tunbrblgestreet, New-road, c Paddington, out business, his wife a dress maker. Henry, of Week-str. Maidstone, Kent, tailor and draper. Ranks Henry, of 46, Spencer-street, Northampton-square, Gos- well-street-road, not carrying on any ...
... Suffolk, »cb •..! »n ) W. H. How, Bromley. Kent, carrier*—T. Peony and J. Vole .ship yard, Strand, and J. Bu*h v Bedfordstreet. Commercial-rtind, tailor*—J. A Goodie and A. G. liarpur. Spur-street, square, boot and #h‘»e makers—J. nod W. Rayner, Horltory ...
... the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon. Graham, Serjewit's Inn, Flect-street, London; Graham, Abingdon. John Scare's Lade, Maidstone, corn-factor, April 2,6, Mav 7, at the Const of Commissioners. Harmer, Hatton. garden. John Utley, Tibberton, Worcestershire ...
... J. Oxford street, xtraw-hat-manofaetnref De Ramon, H. London, merchant Evans, J. Manchester, timber-merchant Fancourt, J. Golden-square, victualler Hawke, H. Penzance, Cornwall, baker Herbert, W. Rat. liffe, wine merchant Holden, P. Prescot, Lancashire ...
... Bright and W. 11. How, Bromley, Kent, carriers—T. Penny and J. Yale, Ship-yard, Strand, cheesemongers—N. and J. Bushby, Bedford-street, Commercialroad, tailors—J. A. Goodge and A. G. Harpur, Spurstreet, Leicester-square, boot and shoe-makers—J. aud W. Rayner ...
... Yorkshire, innkeeper, May 107 II, June4, at the Golden Lion Inn, Yorkshire. Soli. citors, Messrs. Hartley and Dudgeon, Settle, Yorkshire. William Eagley, Weymouth, carpenter, April 29, 30, June 4, at the Golden Lion Inn, Weymouth. Solicitor, Mr. Arden, Weymouth ...
... Lion-square; .or Messrs. Hare and. Little, Bristol. MASON, Francis, Hereford, boot and shoe-maker, May 14, 15, June 4, at three, at the Ham Inn, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. A'Beckett, Golden-square; or Mr. Matthews, Gloucester. STANDING, Thomas, Gargrave, Yorkshire ...