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... Petit Juries, and all other persons basing business transact, are to attend. WM, SCUDAMORE, DcpulyCltik of llie Peace for Kent Maidstone, Nov 1830. THE TURTLE DOVE. Ain Je.sy of Dun^blaill. , * lonely sal on summer’s morning To breathe the soft incense lhal ...
... Duke of Northumberland m Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. facts connected with the present state OF KENT. There are two parties among the agriculturists of Kent—the landholders and the labourers, for the farmer is an intermediate or middle man,” not to be ...
... THE CAT AND THE BOOT; Or, an improvement upon Mirrors, I one morning shaving sat. For dinner-time preparing, A dreadfui howl ng from the cat Set all the room a staring ! Suddenly turn’d—beheld a scene couitl not but elight in For in boots, so bright and ...
... business. Field Ric hard, of the Globe Public House, Hill-street, Peckham, licensed victualler, late of 5, Pitt's-place, Old Kent-road, Surrey, out of business. Holding Thomas, of 12, Charles-street, Soho, anis*, Sic. Johnson Benjamin, of Marsh-lane, Tottenham ...
... mos t bumble and obedient servant, CHRISTOPHER as BOOTS. Right Rev. Dr. Doyle, Carlow, BOOTERSTOWN DESTRUCTION OF AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY IN THE COUN- 39, STRAND, LONDON. TUE CHARMED BOOTS. e of the boots Ave nomous reptile round on the serpent, it ségn¥d ...
... Atkins, Deal; Mr. Geo. Coster,!Barham, near Maidstone; Mr. Wm. Hubbard, Wateringbury; Mr. John Capon, Colemanstrect, (jChatham; Mr. Alexander, 1, Union-street, Woolwich; Mr. Henry Owen, turner, Tunbridge, in Kent. All these statements which arc particularly ...
... will appear in court dresses. State of Kent.—Some of the London Police have been dispatched into East Kent, in addition to the military force which has been sent thither. The Magistrates met yesterday at Maidstone, and determined to take the most vigorous ...
... Finchaoi and Matson, Dowgale Dock, Upper Thatnesstreet, THIS DAY, Nov. 23, at Twelve,! EIGHTY-NINE Bags and Three Pockets of Kent and Sussex Hops, of the growth of 1822, 1826, and 1827, now lying in the said Warehouse, where they may be viewed previous ...
... ** G A RRATT. George, late of the Sun and Sportsman n;,K St. Mary-te-Bone, Middlesex, victualler, io Com. Court. Sol. Rye. Golden-square. ' ' f WALKER, Thomas, Bugbroke, Northamptonshire v LARGE, John. Great InnFmldb coach-maker. Nor. 5,12, Dec. 10, Com ...
... braving, and ®* f ron > 'h* charge of Supincoeta with rca* thus perhaps creating that confia ion in the distu-baocea County of Kent, pre of the Sovereign, which it w«« most ffe had authorised the Lord Lieutenant of th* • desirable to avoid. Having communicated ...
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... has earned for him golden opinions from all sorts of people. It is understood that their Majesties intend, in the course of the season, to visit each the winter theatres three times. On Monday their Royal Highnesses the Duchess Kent and the Princess Victoria ...