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... Y'alding; Rose and Crown, Tunbridge ; the Star, Maidstone ; tlie Crown, Scvcnoaks; the White Lion, Lockbottom the Bell, Bromley ;'ol Mr. Camel I, solicitor. Tunbri'ge; Mr Monckton, solicitor, Maidstone; at the Auction .Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworib, 28 ...
... inanufacturers—J. S. Capes and J. Jury, Budge-row, Watling-street, accountants—F. B. Elvy and W. T. Steinmetz, Tovil, near Maidstone, Kent, seed-crushers—N. Ogle and Co., Milbrook, Hampshire, patent stea m -b o il er - ma k ers , so far as concerns B. J. Greville—W ...
... Wiseman, Norwich, silkman—Aug. 23, J. Nicholles, Grosvenor. square, lodging-house keeper--Aug. 24, R. B. Day, Tovit, near Maidstone seed-crusher —Aug. 24, W. Bennett, Lawrence Pountney-liill, tea-dealer—Aug. 27, J. Blackford, Devonport, watch-maker—Aug ...
... Regent-square, Sidmouthmews, Harrison-street, Gray’s Inn-road, Golden-lane, Cityroad, Milbank,Westminster, Hackney, Vauxhall, Limehoute, and at Lydd, in the several counties of Middlesex, Surrey, and Kent.— The various Premises may be viewed, and printed descriptive ...
... Ipswich, Yarmouth, Cambridge, Tunbridge Welk, Maidstone, hada, aedfoid, Oundk, Kettering, and all pare of the Kingdom. The Public respectfully informed the above Comb:. and Royal Mails set out Bust the GOLDEN CROSS. CHARING CROSS: GEORGE and BLUE BOAR ant ...
... telling hint that he would advise his Majesty to spare his life, but he would probably be sent out of the country for ever. MAIDSTONE, JULY 31. James Gentler, alias Jaroes Tuber, a miserable, diminutive little boy, aged 10 years, pleaded guilty to a charge ...
... Capes and J. Jury, Budge-row, Watling-street, accountants and auctioneers—F. B. Elvy and W. T. Steinmetz, Tovil, near Maidstone, Kent, seed-crushers—N. Ogle, W. A. Summers, and B. J. Greville, (so far as regards B. J. Greville) Milbrook, Hampshire, patent ...
... culpably slumbered. On Friday last 257 f the most respectable gentlemen the town and neighliourhood assembled the large room the Golden Lion, where, alter some excellent speeches, the following declaration unani* tnuiidy agreed ** We, who subscribe our names ...
... To niulege Veils; the Bull, Yalding ; Bose Crown Star.Maidstone ; the Crewe, Seven oaks ; the White Li al at tli' the Bell, Bromley; of Mr. Carnell, eolicitor, Tonbridge ton ' solicitor, Maidstone; at the Alf.etion Mart; and of Mr. 28, Poultry. Fage-green ...
... attempting to swim across the Serpentine River, which deceased had not sufficient strength to perform. NUMEROUS BURGLARIES IN KENT, AND APPREHENSION OF THE Rommas.—On Friday. the 20th ult ' the larder of Mrs. Townsend, of Lee, was broken open, and the thieves ...
... thrill throughout the Court. Besides the positive swearing ot the preeecuttix to the identity of the prisoner Twitchett, his boots were patterned with foot-marks in her garden, in the direction which the prisoner took when he left the house, and they fitted ...
... Chiswell-street (22d subscription) Messrs. Hoare and Co., Lower East Smithtield (yth subscription) 10 10 0 Mr. Berry, Duke of Kent, Martha-street, St. George’s 0 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 0 East Mr. Gurney, Mackworlh Arms, Commercial-road Mr. Lockett, Cock, ...