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... kept by Lord if olmeqiale, and the proceedings of the day were under the management of Earl Winchilsea, Colonel of the East Kent troop. The Lord Lieutenant acted as reviewing officer, and after the termination of the exercises he addiessed tlis y eorn ...
... London-road, Surrey, linendraper, June 15. STILL, J. south Island-place, Brixton, merchant, June 14 . TWORT:D., Horsmonden, Kent, miller, June 1. DIVIDENDS tube made In the COUNTRY. BLAXLAND and CO., Leeds, cloth-merchants, June 9, at the Court-house, ...
... of oil. if properly used. Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail (slily) by 0. Marshall and Co., Chemists., Brewer street, Golden.aquare. Where may be had, Superior FRENCH POLISH, as osual, and STRONG POLISH, for Carved Work, to be used with * brush. To ...
... of Pimlico, clerk Ric us* Thorns's, of Mour.st. last of Little Compton-at. Soho, boot maker Ser.wya Villisin, of Wilderness-row, biker SsooK George, of Itotherhithr, boot maker and dealer in pigs, George, of Hampstead-rd. last of Eitgle.st. Red Lionsq ...
... Newport-street, Long-acre, and also of Ham-yard, blacksmith, farrier, and chandler. Laker, John, late of High-street, Poplar, boot and shoemaker. Kennay, James, late of No. 10, Gloucester-street, Kingsgate-stiect, Holborn, journeyman piano-forte case-maker ...
... commonly called Earl of Brecknock, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. • DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. William Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, jeweller. John Pursglove, Hurstmonceux, Sussex, common-brewer. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Thomas Parslee Luck, High-street ...
... Mr y, of Clifford's Inn.— Pet. Cr. C. Bobson, of Lamb's Couduit-stieet, gent. j Fiat dated 18th Feb. Kson William, of Maidstone, Kent, jeweller and hardwareman, dl. & eh. sur. to illbims, March 1, and April 3, at ten t each d ...
... Hereford, Saturday. August 4. Mo“ - A Monmouth. Gloucestershire.— August Hertpobdsh.re.-AI Hertford, Monday, July 23. Kent.—At Maidstone, Monday, July 30- Sussex. —At Lewes, Saturday. August 4. Subrev—At Guildf.rd, Thursday August 9. Essex —At Chelmsford ...
... Richardson, Ironmonger lane jj lb ' » M. of West Peekh im, Kent, grocer • Last examination Bousfietf, Chatham-place & of the Haymarket, v\i,ie merchts fan. Audit Davies and Co. Warwick-sir. Golden-sqn. J»v ' « Northbrook, Sorrey, cattle salesman •• eva. ...
... without further ceremony. Mr. Smith, another boot maker, laid claim to the pair of boots he had on ; the same question was put to the prisoner the Magistrate, when he showed his leg, and striking his boot with his band, said—“ Here they —you may take ...
... Catalogues of the Auctioneer, No. St. John-street, Clerkenwell. Golden Cross-yard, Charing-cross.—By Mr. NEDBY, on TUESDAY, Oct. 2, at Eleven, on the Premises, the White Lioi Tavern, in the Golden Cross-yard, on account of the preuUc* being about to be taken ...
... Lancashire, cotton-spinners—W. E. Flashman and J. Horne, El ythe, Kent, cabinet-makers—S. Peace, Fen., G. Peace, and S. Peace, jun., Sheffield, saw-manufacturers—J. Nash and B. Nash, Bromley, Kent, haberdashers—G. Belt and R. Belt, Newcastle. uyon-Tyne, sai ...