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... Marlbro’ Baring, P.T—Porirmoulh Baring, W.B.—Winehearer fiarrioffton, Hon. Sunderland Barnard, G.E.—Greenwich Barnett, C. i.—Maidstone Bainbridgc,E.T.—Taunton Banket, W. J.—Dorseuhlre Bayntun, S. A—York Berkeley, Hon. C. F.— Chel enham Foley, £.—Herefordabirc ...
... pairs of boots under the following circumstances : The prisoner on Saturday went to Mr. Newton, a boot and shoe maker, and desired that the boy might accompany her with three pairs of boots for a lady to try on, who resided in Newstreet, Golden-square. ...
... St. George, in the county of Middlesex. County of Kent—Western Division—Thos. Law Hodges, Req.; and Thos. Rider, Esq. Eastern Division—Sir Edw. Knatchbull, of Mersham.hatch, In the said county of Kent, Bart.; John Pemberton Plumptre, of Fredville, In ...
... land R. Ceggeshail, F.sseX.hreWers, Jam 24. , 4HRLWIE, A, South s tt tliankoers. Threadneedle-stre c t, and T ' unbridge Kent, coal merchant, Jan. 24. CRANE'S, It. J., and WARD, J. W., Maldon, Essex, butchers, Jan. 23. DAVIS, W. J., Bristol, music seller ...
... pairs- of • boots under the following 'circumstances:— The prisoner on Saturday went to Mr. Newton, a !Mot and shoe, maker, and desired that the boy might accompany her with three pairs of boots for a lady to try on, who resided in New-street, Golden-square ...
... Stillman, Thomas, late of No. 5, Brewer-street, Golden-square, hoot and shoemaker. „ Henley, Benjamin, late of No. 3, Southampton-mews, Sdgeware road, fender-mounter. . „ Barton, William, late of Hoe, Kent, general shepkeeper and a licensed dealer in beer ...
... Trurrd4thv-. April 4. SOUTHER14 CIRCUIT. T. D. Bowsts, Esq. Commisilonser. - Kent-.at Dover, Wednemday, Februsry 13 At the City of Canferhury-Irlnurday, February 14. Kent-at Matdtone. Friday, lelituarl,15. Berkshire-at Reading, Monday; February 18. ...
... a gross one, and | tain its cause. right glad am I that the Reformers of Kent have not been deceived Yesterday his by it. | at Chatham. Cranbrock. To the EDITOR of the MAIDSTONE JOURNAL. SIR, Ia consequence of two let ee nevery boon which does 4 Thad ...
... treet; E. Fleming, New. gate-street; Nicholls, Gray’s lon-lane ; Tate, Ryder’s-court; Tate, Cambridge-street; Skinner, Old Kent-road; Townsend, Little Russell-street. May be viewed; and Catalogues had as above. King’s-road, Chelsea.—To Stonemasons, Builders ...
... pairs of boots under the following circumstances :— The Prisoner on Saturday went te Mr. Newton, a boot and shoe maker, and desired that the boy might accompany her with three pairs of boots for a lady to try on, who resided in New-street, Golden-square ...
... wish of several correspond Tn the EDITOR of the MAIDSTONE JOURNAL. SIR, Oxonhoath, Dec. 4, 1810. It would have been a high gratification to me, to have statec at the Ine County meeting, held at Maidstone, the means, whict to my mind, appear adequate to ...
... Bank Chambers, City, general agent. . On TUESDAY, Jan. 22.—Same Hoar and Place. Coleman, James, the younger, late of No. 7, Golden-buildings, Strand, coachman. . . . Davies, Tlromas, late of Nos. 1 and 2, Waterloo-rood, Lambeth, shop- man to linendraper ...