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... the Ram Ina, Smith- Spread Eagle, Gracechurch-street 5 nd Castle, Saracen’s Arms, Kent-road ; Dovor Castle, nchor, and Barrack Taverns, Wool- 11; Castle, Eltham ; Golden Lion, romley and Croydon ; Greyhound, New-road; on the Premises 5 and aiser, House ...
... respectable Youth as an APPRENTICE to a Boot and Shoemaker, where he will have the opportunity of learning every branch in the business. Apply, if by letter, post paid, for Mr. Hunt, at Mr. A. Beckett’s, No. 7» Golden-square, St. James’s. WANTED, a respectable ...
... surrender in Basinghall-street. Brand James Edward, Nelson-place, Old Kent-road, fishmonger, June July 12, at eleven.—Turnley, Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside. Buchanan Mary Clara, Golden-square, boarding house keeper, June 5, at one, July 12, at ten. —Lane ...
... Cattle a fet Coppers. are nearly new. apply to Mean. Oliverson, Denby, and Lisle, Loo4en ; or to Alexander (hay, Esq., Poet GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING CROSS, SLUE BOAR and OLD BE LL,HO LBORN, and lON KEYS, WOOD STREET, CH EAPSIDE. qtlidlowingfut COACHES and ...
... road, oilman, Jan. $3. Land R., CoggeshaU, sSr,brewers, Jan. 24. CHRISTIE, J., South Sea Chambers, ryMeadneedle-street, and Kent, coal merchant, Jant&i. lt J '’ * '^ ARD W., ISdilon, Essex, butchers, DAVIS, W-J., Bristol, music seller, Jan. FAV HKII, ...
... lathan of Ratdiff Highway, shoe maker * Whitb,ead ' Essex farmer uiond, New-street, Golden-square, tailor At tne same 24th July, at nine, ' H,i ...
... 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 ...
... that the Parish Maidstone uill not be hurthened the Stellar Influences. 4ory Economy! The West Kent Conservatives have made their first appearance in public since their signal def eat —and announce their ueicly-adopted Piper, the Maidstone Journal, that ...
... Rose, Sittingbourn ; Bell, Maidstone of Messrs. Foster, Frere, and Foster, Lincoln's Inn, New Square; Messrs. Brockman and Watts, Hythe; Mr. Robert Lake, Milton Chapel; and of Mr. J. M. Davey, Phoenix Office, Canterbury. EAST KENT. STAPLE, ASH, WOODCHURCH ...
... by direction of the Executors of the late Mr. R. Smith, in Lots, ABOUT '2OO Acres of the very best l an d i n the county of Kent,cal led North-street and Chimney cornerFarma ; also a comfortable Family House near Hoo Church, tbe late residence of Mr. R ...
... ace, the seat of Thomas Rider, Esq., one of the Members for West Kent, retired cemetery surrounded trees, and commanding an extensive and beautiful prospect over the Wcald. —(Maidstone Gazette ) Grbat Fire at Leith.—This morning, about ha|f-past one, ...
... formerly of Ightliam then of Maidstone afterwards of Hadlow late Tonbridge butcher— C Stapley formerly of Hadlow late of Tonbridge painter— W R Batt formerly Seal then Gillingham late of Maidstone corn-dealer W Britter Maidstone fruiterer— W Killick Sutt ...