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... Maidstone and Kentlsl|_Coiujer. that however necessnry might be a reform in the Knghsh Representative system, the same abuses did not exist in Ireland. Out of the 100 places which returned members to parliament were flourishing and populous towns, in ...
... KENT COUNTY REPRESENTATION. Although the success of theßehirtri Bill in the House of Lords is still a matter of speculition, yet the Kentish politicians have already began a trial of fence, if not of actual hostility. The present representatives of ...
... Circulated through KENT ESSEX MIDDLESEX SURRY AND SUSSEX Agents for HEADCOItNE Air II Boorman Brown VI RAMSGATE Agents for Essex Mr t 1NGATESTONE J 151 V A T R O U 11 U 1 II Couvk ANDVVICH SEVENOAKS SITTLNGBOl’RNE STAPLESH TUNBRIDGE Mr Stedman I'll Jis ...
... which have so greatly abused them. CORONERSHIP FOR WEST KENT.—Mr. Smith and Mr. Nokes having both tendered their resignations, Mr. Carttar will, therefore, walk over the course on Thursday.—Maidstone Gazette. FORTUNATE ESCAPE.—Sunday sennight, as Mr. Carttar ...
... Jamcs-strect, Mancliester-squarc, cow-keeper. Fox, Fanny, laleofNo. 8, Mary-le bone-street, Golden-square, out of Fox-, Jane, late of No. 8, Mary-le-bonc-strcet, Golden-square, gut of business. ItafeU, Thomas, late of No. 32, South-street, New North-road, ...
... Portsmouth, stage coach proprietor—J. Brown, Canal grove, Old Kent road, surveyor. Thursday thr 31st tiny of May. G. Bridger, James street, Manchester square, cow keeper—F. Fox, Marylebonc street. Golden square, farmer T. Keen, South street, New North road, Islington ...
... in the various branches, it enables hitn to offer to the public Boots and Shoes superior quality, cheaper than ,my other House the trade. An extensive-assortment also of Children's Boots and Shoes of every description. W. P. keeping so large a Stock, ...
... painter—W. Jackson, Maidstone. jeweller—T. Scott. Manchester, commission agent—F. Casey, Man. chaster. merchant—T. Salt, Birmingham, livery stable keeper—W. Morgan, Liverpool street, merchant—S. J. lamming. late of the Surrey Canal Wharf. Old Kent road, stomachic ...
... Tunbridge Wells, May 1832. MJrTJEMjMjM&JE.VC'X. Infirmary for West Kent. An application having been made by the Committee of the Maidstone Dispensary to the Trustees the Poor of Maidstone for a grant ofmoney in aid the fund for erecting an Infirmary, that ...
... Jameson, and J. Sandiman, Ashton-under-line, Lancashire, iron-founders.—G. Muir, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper.—T. Eveleigh, Maidstone, Kent. grocer.— O. Purnell , Gloucester, currier.—C. Chandler Polshot, Wiltshire, cattlesalesman.—G, H. Rickards, Cowley-road ...
... London—T. and J. Rigby, Liverpool, painters— W. E. Flashrnan, and J. Horne, Kent, cabinet-makers—S. Peace and Sons, Sheffield, saw -manufacturers---J. and B. Nash, Bromley, Kent, haberdashers--G. Belt and Co., N ewcastle-upon-Tyne, manufacturers of sai ...
... ‘2lst inst. in Maidstone, Mrs. Elizabeth D.u ,Widow of the late Dr. Thomas Day. aged year*, universally beloved and respected by a large circle of friends and acquaintance. May in his 12nd year. Mr. Wm. Williams, formerly of Wrotham. Kent, and late of the ...