... Manchester. TAYLOR, John, Nottingham, boot maker, at the George the Fourth, Nottingham, March 4. TESSIMOND, James, Leek, Staffordshire, silk manufacturer, at the Roe Buck Inn, March 4. TICKNER, W., Tenterden, Kent, maltster, at the White Lion Inn, Tenterden ...

... 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 ...

... among the Newmartee trainers of these times, though we much doubt benefit of the chairse to Mister, and all the appliances t boot. If we mistake not, Sir Charles Bunbue v 's train , groom wore livery to the last. At all events, isTewmar' le , jockies and ...

... hay harvest in many parts of the country. The corn crop is, generally speaking, however, both promising and abandant. The Maidstone papers state that many of the Kentish hop plantations have suffered considerably by the boisterous weather with which that ...

... liking to comply with any reduction, as they say they will be dearer. Present prices here. Weald of Kent Pockets from 61. 6s. to 71. per cwt, Middle Kent from 61. 10s. to 71. Ios. No demand at present for bags. At the new Hungerford Market both potatoes ...

... y rr i il , 9, at half-past ten. Attorneys,.. in Mr. Surrey; or Messrs. Poole and Ga' Ma re , • Edward, Tichborne-street, Golden-square, carver, Pai e ` o ,s, at twelve, April 5, at two. Attorney, Mr. Young, ebella-street, Oxford -street. at'•:e.Yeurge ...

... Willia m MAIDSTONE d for Courtenay-, alias Sir William Courtenay, was in. he and corrupt perj ury . , 1 1 , and of the case are shortly these. On the 17th of e ru arY) a s muggling vessel, called the Lord Hood, made aplpeearance off the coast of Kent, and ...