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... Lt* court-road, Middlesex, tallow-chandler, but now of Cu ' Peter's, Bucks, yeoman. Feb. 28.—Thomas Welfear. East Peckbam, Kent. Jan. 27.—Samuel Smyth Porsaith, Whitechapel road, jMW lineD-draper. Feb. 4—Joseph Thomas Collins, Aylesbury, Bucks, innb°W ...
... 25, March at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney* I St. Mildreds-court, Poultry. William Moss, New Market-place, Greenwich, Kent* ger, March 2, 30, at the Court of Commissioners. * Wire, St. Swithin's-lane. John Girton, Edgeware-road, Paddington, earthenware ...
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... Hudson, Nortbbrook, Godalming, Surrey, c 9 man, Com. Court. From the Gazette of Friday, Nov. 30. Dec. 21.—William Jackson. Maidstone, Kent, jewelle' j£ t b« wareman, Com. Court.—Charles Bartram, Baokside.' ftf Surrey, oil and coleurman, Com. Court. —Ellis Hiip ...
... jeweller, but now of Tower-street, victual^ April 3, Com. Court. Sol. Wells, York-terraee, east. JACKSON, William, Maidstone, Kent, jeweller and March I, Apiil 3, Com.Court. Sol. Chester, iuo. .. Newington Butts, Surrey. - ADORN BROOK. Henry, Eve Hill ...
... and Manchester. DECLARATIONS INSOLVENCY. b. 6.-William Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, ieweller wareman, 7. -John Pursglovc, Hurstmouceux, Sussex, common-bre*' 8. — Pilcber Jones, Folkestone, Kent, cabinet-maker, upb auctioneer, and grocer. ASSIGNMENTS. Jan. ...
... the improvement in the different boys* performances. Her Majesty afterwards proceeded to hold a drawingroom. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria came state, with three carriages, escorted the Royal Horse Guards. The dresses of their Royal Highnesses ...
... Progress.âThe entertainments given at Eaton Hall, the seat of the Marquisof Westminster, during the stay of the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria, were of the most magnificent description. On the day before their departure, there was meeting of ...
... victualler, and late Aldpate and Fetter- 1 * I '', nf./ft —EHtabeth Emery, Great Hell-alley; London, zier.—Wil|i am Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, jeweller man—Thomas Scott, Manchester, commission ' ' 0 J-»»ey, Manchester, merchant.—Thomas Salt, f,,v U , , l ftL ...
... sex, timber merchant, March 5, 0, April 10, Anchor 0' ii U ai,d Sl'erwood, Chichester. h pV t BECK ON, John, Manchester, boot and shoe maker, Marc^, April 10, White Bear Inn, Manchester. Sol. Hig« io Ashton uudcr-Lyne. $\ JACKSON, Samuel, Hanley, ...
... creative mind! In that fair realm, unseen by vulgar eye. And peopled by the children of the air, Sat bright-eyed Fancy on her golden throne And there stood raptured SHAKSPEARE by her side. Smiling, and âwarbling his native wood-notes wild. Ages have pass'd ...
... Jackson, Maidstone, jeweller and hardware. man. Chas. Bartram, Bankside, Southwark, oil and colour. n>on. -—Ellin Hughes, Edw. Hughes, and Henry Hughes, Manchester, cotton-spinners, York Hotel, Manchester , Walter Tickner, Tenterden, Kent, maltster, ...