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... convert the English.— They landed in Kent, and the king of Kent (there were several kingdoms in England then) received them well, became convert, and built houses for them at Canterbury. The monks went preaching about Kent, our missionaries do amongst the ...
... the vicinity of London, previous to their march for Maidstone, her Majesty eulogised the martial hearing and grand appearance of the regiment in warm terms. Shortly after the Greys arrived in Maidstone, they received a present of a most beautiful cream-coloured ...
... November: six months. To Joseph Gibbs, Esq., of Crayford, Kent, for improvements in evaporating fluids, applicable to various purposes.—6th November; six months. To John Hall, the younger, of Dartford, Kent, engineer, for machine upon a new and improved construction ...
... surgeon 25th Mrs Doorne widow of late S Doorne banker of Rochester Lucy wife of Air J Bunyard of Maidstone 62 Canterbury Miss Elizabeth Lanes 27th Maidstone Air G French 59 27th Canterbury Mr Cook 72 27llt Buckland Mr Peel 63 Same Charfltatn Mr S White ...
... by the LECTURERS, '-'llllld blr• CHARLES MILLARD. ILATE / I t j , , ES and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, by Dr. BOOT?. HIDAIVatEDICA and BOTANY, by Dr. BOOT?, s,!tre, or e rdEllii,; - -i,,„',„lr Ikc. by Dr. ROBERT LEE, F.R.S. , ' . .t,' by Mr COOPER. Th rrr. ...
... Theatre. lale .Mrs. Baker, iaothcr>in>law of the actor, was, for many jeais, not only lessee and manager the Tunbridge Wells, Maidstone, Rochester, and Canterbury Theatres, but this indefatigable female likewise rec« in person, the admission money the boxes ...
... 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 ...
... Borough; Mr. Procter, Prince of Wales, Great Barlowstreet] Mary-le-bone; Mr. Horn, Plough, Fore-street, Cripplegate; Mr. Collier, Boot, Wells-street, Oxford-street; Mr. Float, King’s Head, Shcrborne-lane, Lombard-street; Mr. Bricklayers’ Arms, ParkerVrow, Dock-head; ...
... Robert Hanslip, of No. 8, St. Swithin's-lane, city of London, tea and coffee dealer. Mills Thomas, of Limekdn-road, Greenwich, Kent, wheelwright and smith. Niblock John, of Bridge-str. Northampton, grocer's shopman. Shepherd Porter, of King's Lynn, Noifolk ...
... of Annuity at Seven per Cent., and on Mortgage at Five per Cent., ' to be charffed on estates of ample value. Apply to J. K. Kent, 1 Esq., 19. Salisbury -street, Strand (if by letter, post paid). «OARD AND LODGING WANTED for JLf THREE GENTLEMEN, who are ...
... at the Black Horse, Sideup, Kent, 11 miles from town, on the high Maidstone.road. QCOND-HAND CHARIOT,-4 very superior cAit, RTAGB, sc:sl'els , inferior to pciv ; has great accommodation for travellipg, having cap civic, boot box, hind rumble with apron ...
... better leave off altogether. The congregation was not a little scandalized at this intemperate address of their godly pastor.—Kent Herald. On Sunday evening the Manchester Independent coach was upset on Rushton Marsh, between Leek and Macclesfield, by which ...