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... Rainsford, Edinburgh, advocate. FRIDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE. October 4, 1833. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Packham andG. Taylor, Maidstone, Kent, truss manufacturers —It. Ssnell and H. Atkinson, general agents—H. Davis and \V. E. Davis, Bristol, attorneys—J. Grafton ...
... et, Cnnbrook, cordwain«r Barton Edward, of the parish of Tilmanstone, Kent, seedsman, late of the parish of Wormsliill, Kent, out of business Browning Nathaniel, of A\lesford, Kent, servant Collison Henry, of We'l strei t, East Mailing, labourer Crawford ...
... general agent At the same place, Jan. at nine. Thoma«, of Smiths-court, Windmill-street, Haymarket, « Ratter Jil, » s, jtin. of Golden-buildings, Strand, coachman ,Es Thomas, or Waterloo r*ad, linen draper's shopman ter William Henry, of Carlisle-place, Maisti ...
... City, Thursday, April 4, SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. T. B. Bowen, Esq., Commissioner. Kent—at Dover, Wednesday, Feb. 13. At the City of Canterbury—Thursday, Feb. 14^ Kent —at Maidstone, Friday, Feb. 15. Berkshire —at Reading, Monday, Feb. 18. Oxfordshire —at Oxford ...
... Inn-fields, on Tuesday, Nov. 26, at Nine. Gentil, G., Little George-street, Bermondsey, hat-dyer. Williams, W., Great St. Helen's, boot-maker. Phillips, R., Cross-street, Walworth-road, (nipper. Kean, B. Millman-place, Bedford-row, clerk. • Savage, J., Great ...
... 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. ...
... Orchards, .52 Acres of rich Meadow Land, all within a ring fence, most delightfully situated at Lamberhurst, on the borders of Kent.—By Messrs. COCK ERELL and SONS, at Garraway's, Cornhill, on Thursday, June 27. at Twelve, THIS desirable Detached Mansion ...
... William Cobb, of Maidstone, Kent, carpenters and builders—Henry Kemble, Edw Kernble, and Richard Light, tea-brokers—John Birkett and Geo. Cox, of Cloak-lane, City, solicitors—William Brealey and Joseph Drown Rigby, of Broad,.treet, Golden-square, builde ...
... yminge, near Hythe, farmer Harris Thomas, of Stable str. Herne-hill, Kent, labourer* Oeoige, of Whitstable, servant Lewis Charles, of Doddington, Kent, boot maker Parks James, of Fgerton, Kent, bricklayer Polley Thomas Frederick, Wrotham, master of the Workhouse ...
... 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 ...
... Scabbards, Steel Rammers, Harness, Hides, Leggings, Buckles of sorts. Leather Thongs, Doe Hair, Painted Covers, Cloak Cases, Boots, Standing Vices, Hand Screws, Tools, Files, Engine Hose, Miner?s Shovels, Pickaxes, Mattocks, Penmauls, Park Pickets, Nails ...
... — Edinburgh paper. On Wednesday evening a sad accident occurred near Allington Castle, Kent. A party, among whom were several ladies, were returning to Maidstone, after having spent the day on the basks of the Medway, when several of them entered a small ...