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... Sheriff*’followed—“The Recorder of Maidstone.” f* Mr. Hoar, the respected Deputy Recorder,” who briefly returned thanks,—“ Sir William Geary and the Oxenhoath squadron ; Sir John Shaw, and the Officers ef the West Kent Militia.” &c. &c. The day passed away ...
... Court-house Maidstone— Dec 1 at ten : It Maddern Tunbridge Wells rustic chairmaker— W T Maddern Wells penter— C Rochester ale-merchant— G Ditch formerly Milton Siltlnghourue licensed victualler late ot Maidstone to let horses— W Maidstone spirit dealer ...
... Brushes and dys, then of Havock l.ade, Maidstone aforesaid, outofbusiness, ad late of Pudding Lane Maidstone aforesaid, Licensed to let lorses on hire. , _ WILLIAM MAPLESDEX, formerly of Tonbridge Bells, i the County of Kent, Veterinary Surgeon and Shoeing Smith ...
... Berkeley-st., Berkeley-sq., dress- Pole, .1. Flask-lane, Pimlico, gun-maker eer Bower, R., Golden-lane, St. Luke's, chandler's-shop-k ier Sancto, J. Maidstone, Kent, carpenter Turner, E., New Park-road, Brixton, plumber Warmington Worship-st., Finsbury-market ...
... h, boot maker Ditch George, of Pudding-lane, Maidstone, licenced to let horses on hire Kingston John, of New Brompton, Kent, beer retailer Richard, of Tonbridge Wells, journeyman rustic chair maker Maddern William Thomas, of Tonbridge Wells, Kent, carpenter ...
... OBSERVE I Th« GOLDEN HOOT, 64. Etui Street, (Adjoining ike Royal Bias Van Offlce.) and at 233. Rcgcol Street, London. N.B.âBoott sad Shoes mads In Cato at lew boon notice ! I # Stock of Par Boots, Shoes, and Carpet Shore, Carriage Boots, and Winter good* ...
... last, Yarmouth. Mr. 11. White, tnnist. of St Andrew’s, Norwich, to Mis* Hannah Guy. [he above place. o*l Tuesday last, Maidstone. Kent. Mr. Jno. Edward*, Ketllel-urgli, Suffolk, E izuh- Rii'sell, eble>t daugh>r of the late Mr. Tanner, the fo* plaee. On ...
... heinousnessof the crime and the conduct of the criminal. West Kent Infirmary and Dispensary. —We have much pleasure in announcing that considerable progress has been made in the erection of the West Kent Infirmary and Dispensary: it is already covered in, and ...
... prosecuted against him. East and West Kent Boundaries. —The following are the parishes, which part of them is in East and part in West Kent: —Bicknor, Frinsted, Otterden, Wichling, Wormshill: these will vote for East Kent, at Sittingbourue : Bethersden, Boughton ...
... liamn Gurnnj. Hki.ttoki>— •Will November, ul Hertford. Essex— Saturday, 1-t De. eniber, at Chelmsford. Kent— Monday, 10th December, at Maidstone. Sussex— Saturday, I bill December, Lewes. Si „, —Wednesday, 10th December,at Kingston-upon-l ham SHERIFFS ...
... & cb. 20th Dec. use, preciaely, Ct. Bk ptcy.—Dteideud Joseph (May 111, 1834) of &tract. inn Gelds, ia the co. of Middlesex. boot and oboe & cb. 20th Dec. twelve, iweesseie, Ct. Bkpley.—Dividend Theme William (Dec 7. 18311 of Bahama.* street, I. the city ...
... of Wringtoo. all near Bristol, of Tonbrolge pl. New-road, of Cambridge. of Alpha -cottages, Regent's-park, of Peckham, of Golden, terrace, White Condud.fields, of White Conduit-terrace, last of Owen's-row, Islington, doctor in civil law nooses, of Deptford ...