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... r at ditto. Francis Shorter, felony at Bexley. Sarah Hinds, felony at Maidstone. William Springett, felony Tunbridge. John Sutton, house breaking at Leeds, and felony at Maidstone. Charles felony Northfleet. William Harter, felony at Maidsstone. John ...
... serious an attend wholly Mr. Geor Poyoder has been unanit elected the Superintendent of the new eriati¢ Asylom for Kent, erected at Maidstone. + his leenwle billet in A mountain fox of extraordinary size De empha ctan. _ the seteta nl @i ~~ AAC uarte re ...
... and gentlemen’s new and seasonable apparel, good cloths and kerseymeres, fine Irish lmeM. sUlu, shawls, handkerchiefs, hats, boots, shoes, &c. capital table and bed linen, -'oosc feather beds, four-post bed furnitures, curtains, and in. peries, carpets, ...
... March 17. TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON -Monday, March 19, SUSSEX-at Horsham, Wednesday, March 21. KENT-at Maidstone, Saturday. March 24. CITY OF CANTERBURY -Monday, March 26. KENT-at Dover, Tuesday, March 27. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jones, John, Tottenham-court road ...
... Pimlico,. brewers—J. Itailton, .1. Peascod. and J. Allison, Regent-street, haberdashers—J. Rawson, S. E. M. Rayment, and S. R. Kent, Boston, Lincolnshire, linen-drapers—R. Rose, T. Pratt, and S. It. Daldy, Ilford, Essex, coal-merchants—J. Wilton and W. Jones ...
... tailors Nutley Lewis, Great Newport-street, boot-maker \\ atts John, Soho-square, draper BANKRUPTCIES SCPERSEDEO. Brown, Humphrey oc Humphrey, Tewkesbury, curriers Hill John, Little Pulteney-street, Golden-square, dyer DIVIDEND MEETING. BlakemanJ. Chigwell ...
... 960 3,069,759 3,240,205 3,088,493 1830 3,234,757 n The comparing the last year with the first of the now referred to as the golden age—i« nearly from 18 to ; _ W. the actual addition to the active navigation of the country the lastyear of the wai nearly ...
... Pimlico, brewers—J. Rallton, .1. Peascod, and .1. Allison,Regent.street, haberdashers—J. Rawson, S. E. M. Rayrnent, and S. R. Kent, Boston, Lincolnshire, linen-drapers—R. Rose, T. Pratt , and S. R. Daldy, Ilford, Essex, coal-merchants—J. Wilton and W. .Tones ...
... and Veranda* covered, in Town or Country, at Bd. to lid. per foot. Sheet Ziac, 455. per cwt. The charmed boots. renomon* reptile round one of the boots Had coil’d, of hunter, —the serpent, it seem’d, Allur’d by the Jet, like a mirror that gleam’d, From 30 ...
... Schools of the parish of Christ Church, Spitalfields. The Duchess of Kent entertained select party at dinner on Monday, at her residence in the King's Palace at Kensington.—The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria walked for some time in Hyde-park yesterday ...
... Swaine and Co. Old Jewry 1825 Brown J. of Austin Friars, merchant Final dividend ■ • Birkett an.l Co ,k 1830 Brown J. of Old Kent-road, victualler 3 Dividend Yoona**Co Bbark^%L» 1830 Bailey R. sen. Maldon, Essex, tailor and draper .14 Dividend \o and Son ...
... t, dealer—George Bryson, of Bridge-road, Lam. bath, and of Chatham, linen-draper--Jobs Pritchard Luke, of Finsburylase, boot and shoemaker—Edward board, of the Royal Oak Inn, Brighton, victualler .-- .Samuel Prises, of Grantham, Lincolnshire, tailor ...