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... stole pair of boots in City over to Borough to sell them but his own boots were so queer actually took off on bridge flung them over into water Just he looking for customer it occurred to him it would better for him to pull on tbe boots return to crib ...
... has been addressed to the Editor of the Kent Herald, and, at the reoluest of Major Du Bourdieu, we now give it the extensive circulation of our columns.] Chatham Barracks, Nov. 20, 1832. Sin—Having seen, in the Kent Herald of the 15th instant, a para- Fraph ...
... Jackson, Maidstone, jeweller and hardware. man. Chas. Bartram, Bankside, Southwark, oil and colour. n>on. -—Ellin Hughes, Edw. Hughes, and Henry Hughes, Manchester, cotton-spinners, York Hotel, Manchester , Walter Tickner, Tenterden, Kent, maltster, ...
... Christmas, the demand will increase, as the exportation continues.—Currency as below : « .f • East Kent Pockets 0 to 11 11 Ditto Bags 7 10 to 10 0 Mid. Kent Pockets to 9 0 finest 10 0 Ditto Bags to 8 0 0 Sussex Pockets 60 7 7 In Old hops no variation sinde ...
... ( (ilouxmorreaux) Mr. Nunn. Kitchen Pears, (Uvedale. St. Germain’s) Mr. Rogers, gardener G. Wilson, Esq. Dessert •.-pies, (Golden Pippins) and Nonpareils both Mr. Steele. Kitchen Apples, T. Robinson. Esq.; second bent (Normanton Wonder) Rev. B. Norgale ...
... m Reeves, of Ludgate-street, j,!•weller—Alexander Speer. Corrick, of Bristol, timber-merchant —John Marshall, of Dartford, Kent, paper mould-maker and wire-weaver—Peter Smith, of Bexhill, Sussex, wine and spirit-merchant and innkeeper—Matthew Urlwin Sears ...
... J E Spalding T Duncotnbe Hertfordshire Alston Honiton Rnddell Todd Hythe W Fraser Hun M D Hill Ditto Mr Ipswich Kent Division T Hodges Kent Division T Rider Ditto Eastern Division J P Plamtree O’Connell Sir John Matthew Wood Ditto George Grate Lyme Regis ...
... by a frequenter of the , Stolen from a yard belonging to W. Mold, Kent-street, N ev a,' ington, a chaise care, with three steel springs and mail axle-trt the property of Mr. Page, of Kent -street. Two men were se. with the cart in their possession. Stolen ...
... appointed for Polling.—Reigate, Croj Camberwell, Kingston, WESTERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF KENT.--P l ,',r, - appointed for Polling.—Maidstone--for Maidstone, Chatham, ham, Rochester, Sutton, &c. Bromley—for Bromley, Chi.slebu ra t , Foot's Cray, Shoreham ...
... Romiley Malton— and Fiixwiliiam Montgomery— Mark Phillips Hon C PjuUU Merionethshire— VosnosM- Hall Hall Macclesfield—! Ryle Maidstone— A Kobarts I C Barnett Malton— T B Kennard Q Dick Malmesbury Andover Lord E Brnce H Baring Marlow— Williams Colonel K Clayton ...
... H. Vos and J. C. Essers, New-court, Crutched-friars, mer- and Cazenove. Broad-street-buildings, mar- DeTonshire-place, Old Kent-road, navy-agent, at Ive. Jan'uJ.E. Ilumfonl, Treilesar-iiiuare, Mile-cud-road, builder, balf- JarS' 1 w Gummow and E. Edmund ...
... to vent upon her the rancour of his bile and bigotry, if the earl of Kent, rude as he was, and his colleague the earl of Shrewsbury, had not induced him to desist. The earl of Kent observing that she prayed with a crucifix in her arms,bade her throw away ...