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... friars, Surrey, bill-broker, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy-a-Jan. 23. S. Toulon, Nelson-street, Greenwich, Kent, upholsterer, at half-past ten, at the Court of Bankruptcy —Jan. 25. G. W. Atkinson, Fenchurch-street, grocer, at twelve, at ...
... v«iU publish his fame wheresoever you go. Wellington Boots, warranted •••• ' ci* !^«tdiking Shoe. SS. 6d. to 7». 6d. ‘Am, .. 2s. 9 ...
... ter and City, Thursday, April 4. SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. T. B. BOWEN, Esq., Commissioner. Kent-Dover, Wednesday, Feb. 13. Kent-Canterbury, Thursday, Feb. 14. Kent-Maidstone, Friday, Feb. 15. Berkshire-Reading, Monday, Feb. Is. Oxfordshire-Oxford, Wednesday ...
... brush mannfacts. 3d Jan. Batson James and William Henderson, of West Bromwich, iron dealers, Dec. Beattie and Walter, of Maidstone, drapers, 24th Dec. Bragg Margarett, J. H. and Charles, or Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen drapers, so far as regards M. Bragg ...
... —O c t. 18, 0. C ro oks, Anglesea-place, Limehouse, baker, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy- 7 0ct. 18, 0; Dean, Maidstone, Kent, tallow-chandler, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy—Oct. 18, 1. B. Baker ' Conduit-street, Bond. street, tailor at eleven ...
... looking-glass and picture-framemanufacturer. Sir William Courtney, convicted of perjury at the late Kent Assizes, turns out to be, according to the Maidstone Gazette, plain John Nicholls Tom, a corn-dealer, winemerchant, and madman, of Truro, in Cornwall ...
... High Harrogate, Yorkshire, tinner Johnson James, of Kirkgate, Leeds, butter factor Kent John, of Dalton, near Hudder-field, general agent Knowles George, of the Golden Ball, Sheffield, publican, late Rockingham-street, Sheffield, out of hnsiness Nicholl ...
... looking-glass and picture-framemanufacturer. Sir William Courtney, convicted of perjury at the late Kent Assizes, turns out to be, according to the Maidstone Gazette, plain John Nicholls Tom, a corn-dealer, winemerchant, and madman ' of Truro, in Cornwall ...
... extensive trade, situated in the P f*™ **.[® r the Kent-road—would also suit Ironmonger, there being good open?ng onc°in the neighbourhood. For particulars inquire of Mr. Mawbey, Buteher, Kent-read. _ ’T'O BOOT and SHOEMAKERS.— At low rent, X to be LET, u> ...
... —References of the first respectability, and security. can be given.—Letters, post paid, addressed L. N., I, Lower John-street, Golden-square, London. NOBLEMEN and (iENTLEMEN of LANDED ESTATES.—A GENTLEMAN of experience, us a practical farmer. and who has a ...
... Ship, Rotherhithe-street, Rothcrh’ithe, in addition to five guineas Mr. Bui pit, Coal-merchant, Kent-road .. Mr Thos. Price, Prince Saxe Coburg, Kent-road Druce', Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road 1 1 2 2 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 (To he continued.) The 52i. ...
... Chas. Pressly. Secretary :' —Kent. Kent Herald, 66,000 ; Kentish Gazette (twice a week). 78,000; (average of each publication), 39,000 ; Kentish Observer, 27,000; Kentish Chronicle. 12,000; Maidstone Journal, 52,950; Maidstone Gazette, 42 500 ; Rochester ...