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... WEST KENT ELECTION. Lila WILLIAM GEARY'S COMMITTEE lit Il+ilyat RADI.Erti HOTEL. Beidgmatmet. Blarkitiara O m all co mmunications etetorming the Election will he imam dimsly attendA to. and every information given the Voters. D a y of Nomination fixed ...
... disposing of, or publishing for sale, any ointment under the name and with the title of Dr. John- son's Golden Ointment for the Eyes, or Singleton* Golden Eye Ointment, or under or with any of the names, descrip- tions, or titles by, under, or with wtrich ...
... of Mansel-str. Goodman's Fields, general merchant Morris William,of Marylebone-lane, Manchester-squ. boot mkr. Rhodes James, Qneen-street, Milton, Kent, »mith W all John, of Broadwall, New Cut, Lambeth, gas titter Wallington Tbophilua,of West-street, llminster ...
... 30, at Cranb - rook, in Kent, William Clarke, Esq. aged 71._ 30, aged 40, Mr. H. Orchard, late of the Stock Exchange. Nov. at North Petherton, Jane, wife of H. N. Tilsley, Esq. Nov. 30, Mrs. Sarah Golden, the wife of Thomas Golden, Esq. Streatham Paragon ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Enrolled under the protcetion, and . ufivilegcs act, Cieo. IV. e.«!. the I**' « petronafcw 11. R.H AUGUSTA. 55. K. H. The DUCHESS KENT. ♦hi* Society Annuities, an ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Keat-road. —Household Furniture, Linen, Pictures, and Effects.—By SOUTHEY and SON, on the Premises, No. 2, Hartley-place, Old Kent-road, opposite the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, THIS DAY, Dec. 13, at Eleven, by order of the Executors, . . THE Household Furniture ...
... the contest; O'Connell and Mullins will, consequently, be vaunted. It now reisaißS for the former to deternaiee welch of his boots he will please to put in for the city of Dublin. & fracas has taken place at Bath, between Mr. Roebuck and Mr. Fester, in caw ...