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... jj) '‘S(i] KENT. TO LE T, For Term, not less than seven yeai( 9 with immediate Possession t TWO FARMS, now and for many years past used one, comprising a good and convenient FARM HOUSE, 3 barns in convenient parts of the Land, o:»sl house, and other suitable ...
... ihd fnrrher p iriTcntaf known, applying * Jou ' Russell, Manor House, near Partford, or to Mr. Thomas Tanner, Solicitor, Maidstone, if letter post paid. ■ BE SOLD BY CONTRACT, AND ENTERED AT MfCWABLNAt B,VIALL FREEHOLD FARM, «Uh farni boose, two collages ...
... reet , N ew Kent Road o . .. Road .. 1 a ssnaore, Rockingham Arms, Kent Road .. . 14'j-it/star, Sir John Falstaff, Old Kent-street, Southwark •• 1 1 ..,4414,,fie1d, Kentish Waggoner, Kent street .. • • • • 1 If.' ' i mberlake, Crown, Kent ...
... Inn Fields 1830 Mitchel R. gardenerand farmer, Crayford, Kent Ist meeting • •.. 3* Young Co. Blackman-str. Southwark 1830 Mulliner J. coach maker, Northampton Adj. last exam.-• 11 Beaumont, Golden-square 1830 Parry and Berry, upholsterers, Oxford-street ...
... Gazette. The most extensive dinner ever given in Kngland was that of lord Romney the Kent volunteers, when his late Majesty reviewed them, at his Lordship's seat, near Maidstone; the tables we-e yards, or seven miles and a half long the boards for tbe tables ...
... Morgan, Selling John Brenehley, Maidstone W. S. Murton, Faverskam T. Beerhing, Tunbridge iV» John Neame, J. Bridges, Si, Nicholas George Neame, Canterbury William Brown, Chalk Henry Oldman, Farsrsham William Charles, Maidstone D.J. Parker, Canterbury James ...
... tflimate. Hops.—.Maidstone, Sept. 9 : The picking has partially commenced in this Neighbourhood, at tbe price bushel, in some grounds. We can say with much truth that all plantations are daily getting worse. The plantations in the Weald Kent and Sussex are ...
... eiAi.i ; a«J of the Auetioocae, High-street, Hochester. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, | ■ MAIDSTONE. TO SOLD AUCTION, . -* • ■ BY JOHN LEITH, ike NEW INN, MAIDSTONE, Tiiuraimit, Ocro gga'gl'; ISBO, ol Four o’Cloeb in Ibe-Aflwooon, tt'aneh cbodiliona will ...
... Fulksloue Mr. G. Sion'*.. Gravesend Mr.C. Couvei.Postmaster. Greenwich ~,,,, Mr. \V. Sinith.,«« Builder. Lewisham Mr. J. Oliver Maidstone Messrs. Williams & Beeves. Cabinet makers Mar gate.. Mr. E. While,, •• Builder. Ramsgate Mr.G. Cleodoo . . ,,« Chemist ...
... the House of Russell, at the late Bedford election, was achieved some little cost,’ the result being estimated at 10,000 ** golden opinions | The application of leeches is so favourite a remedy with the medical profession of France, that there are g- said ...
... of Oats, of which there is not much enquiry. Beans , Peas, and all other articles of grain, are without alteration . Wheat, Kent & Essex 54s 70s Poland Ditto 235 2 69 Ditto Suffolk.. .. 60s 70s Potatoe Ditto .. Ditto Norfolk. s6s 60s White Peas ...
... Prscter, trlace of Wales. Great Barlow-street, Mary-la-bonne; Mr. Horn, . ° .'ilth. Fore-street, Cripplegate; Mr. Collier, Boot. Wells.street, .. z ierd-et•ret ; Mr. Float , King' s Head , Sherborne-lane, Lombard . - r e vel: Mr. Robbins, Bricklayers' ...