... St. George, in the county of Middlesex. County of Kent.—Western Division.—Thomas Law Hodges, Esq.; Thomas Rider, Esq. Eastern Division.—Sir Edward Knatchhull, of Mcrshara Hatch, in the said county of Kent, Bart.; John Pemberton Plumptrc, of Fredvillc, in ...

... Southwark, carpet and rug-manufacturers—ll. J. da Silva and J. Ruffy, general-merchants—M. Cutbush, J. Cutbush, and W. Cobb, Maidstone, Kent, carpenters and builders—H. Kemble, E. Kemble, and R. Light, tea-brokers. ...

... s and Ministers called on his Excellency at the Clarendon. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria were present at the performance of Masaniello, Comus, and Puss in Boots, at Covent-garden Theatre, on Thursday evening. Prince Talleyrand had a long ...

... of Mortgage or Annuity on Life Interests, or other good security. Particulars, post paid, to be sent Mr. Rogers, No. 3, New Kent-road. Household furniture bought.— Wjinted to Purchase a large quantity of Second-hand FURNITURE, for which a liberal price ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... No. 51, Huwland-street, Tottenham-court-road, carpenter, builder, undertaker. Paiba, Isaac, late of High-street, Islington, boot and shoemaker. Williams, Henry, 'late of Tunnel-hill, Upton-upon-Scvcrn, school Smith, 1 siichard, late of Borstall Wharf, ...

... 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 ...

... dressing-cases, superfine woollen cloths, kerseymeres, Irish linen, silks, sarsnets, shawls, laces, a quantity of shoes and boots, ladies’ and gentlemen’s fashionable apparel, table and bed linen, curtains, 60 reams of printing paper, chimney, pier, and ...

... Particulars had at the Castle, Gre Man, and King’s Arms, Kent-road; of Mr. Tucker, Soiicit Dean-street, Southwark; at Garraway’s ; and of Son, No. 191, Tooley-street. Leasehold Estate, Gravesend, Kent. By SOUTHEY and SON, at Garrnway’s, on THURSDII Feb. 14 ...

... Gore to Stilebridge, and from Underdcn-green to Wanshutt’s-green; also from Kepping’s-cross to Wilsleygreen, in the County of Kent. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Sweet and Carr, Solicitors, Basinghall-street; at the George, and the Bull at Cranbrook ...

... choice of purchasers. The Proprietors of these concerns, which have been carried on upwards of century under the firm of Kent, Luck, and Kent, assure the Public, that from the advantages they possess, and from having their articles manufactured under their ...