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... To the Editor of the Maidstone Gazette. Sir, —Amongst the numerous nuisances that petrade the streets and thoroughfares of this town and neighborhood, there are none more dangerous and more overlooked than the assemblages of bovs, each provided with stick ...
... mariner. James Guthrie, late 3, Hanover place, Regent’s park, baker. Wnlli«, of 51, New Cut, Lambeth, boot mid shoemaker. George Knowland, late of Maidstone road, Rochester, out of business. Thomas Alien, late of Carnaby street, Carnaby market, coal and poinlo ...
... Kennerton-str. Belgrave-squ. Knightsbn coachman, late of New-road, Sloan-str. out of employ Beckton John, of Deansgate, Manchester, boot maker Belasco Israel, of Ratlibone-place, Oxford-street, fruiterer Bennett Thomas, of the Anglesea Arms, Selwood-terr. ton ...
... long time been tenor to the inhabitants of Deptford, Greenwich, Camberwell, Peckham, Woolwich, and the whole of the west of Kent. Having procured additional assistance, they pounced upon the fellows, who, after a most determined resistance, were handcuffed ...
... long time been a terror to the inhabitants of Deptford, Greenwich, Camberwell, Feckham, Woolwich, and the whole of the west of Kent. Havig procured additional assistance, they pounced upon the fellows, who, after a most determined resistance, were handcuffed ...
... dresser AVizgs achey, of Si:epherd’s Bash, spinster late » Of Claremont-str. Leamington, assistant general hes of Warwick str. Golden-squ. out of business a, ou 1 » Of Kno-tiop, Yorkshire, writing clerk, late of Wake- t LELy Of employment ARD ? Of Marylebone-lane ...
... shillings and sevenpence, which had received for his master, Win. Bristow, at Maidstone Mr. Boi'KiN appeared for the prisoner. Win. Bristow stated that he is luber at Maidstone. prisoner was in his employ. Witness sent him out with bread the 17th of March ...
... Seed 8 10 Green Red 10 9 58 38 70 HOPS April market remains getting very prices Currency: 100s Kent Kent 112s 158s: Kent 80s 1830— 65 188 1826— 45 Maidstone March 29— We now can hardly call Market about the for which Planters generally hold there demand ...
... viewed one day previous to the sale; may be had on the premises ; and of Mr. Edward Foster, 14, Greek,treetSohn 54. Pall-mall. Kent.—Sevenoaks, an - d — H — e . ver.—lmportant Freehold Estates, By Mr. GEORGE HOOPER, at the Crown inn, Sevenoaks, on Monday ...
... Hoggart, Old Broad-street; also at the King's Head, Enfield ; and the Angel, Edmonton. Sandaate, to Kent.—By Messrs. FINN'S and RONALDS, at the Bell Inn, Maidstone, on Saturday, April 2, at Two in the afternoon, ALL that Desirable Freehold Residence, with a ...
... Edgware-road, Paddington, will be attended to. WANTED some good HANDS to the Satinstitch. Apply toZ., No. 6, Broad-street, Golden-square ; none but good workers need apply. WANTED a LAD, about 15, for a Public-house. One whose character will bear inquiry ...
... 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 ...