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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the vety liberal patronage they have experienced, being the best proof of its genuine properties. DIS TILLERY—BRIDLE-LANE, GOLDEN•SQUARE. N.B. Superior Spirits of Wi ne, 57 ov e r prow . . A choice selection of Liqueurs.— All letters to be post paid. T ...
... an Ambassador advanced me the sum of 2501. to pay for the signature of the Pope, in order to procure for the Order of the Golden Spur.—( Loud laughter.)—The money was refunded by the Neapolitan Ambassador in four or five days, but somehow or other that ...
... Poore, a magistrate of the county of Kent, for a rule Nisi for a criminal information again 4 Sir Wm. Richard Coswav, for publishing, in lie Kent Weald, a libel upon Dr. Poore, and other magistrates of the county of Kent. A person of the name of Anderson ...
... of Mr. Brow u, boot and shoe-maker, of Bridge-street, was entered and robbed of its entire contents. The lock of the door bad evidently been picked, and the thieves cleared away ever) thing in the place, except, we believe, two odd boots. A fatal accident ...
... Baron LYNDHURST. AuaTroitnaatas—Thnrsday, February 18, at Hertford. Essux—Monday, March 4, at Chelmsford. KENT —Monday. March 11, at Maidstone. Susalx—Monday, March 18, at Lewes. —Monday, March 25, at Kingaten.on.Thames. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Before Lord ...
... per dozen. Also 800 pair of Wellington boots, of excellent quality ; any person taking the lot may have them for 500/., or 7L 16s. per dozen, or three pair 395. Apply at No. 8, Skinner-street, Siiowhill, London. Boots and Shoes, in any quantity, at a few ...
... ticiilars, may be had of Daniel Smith and Son, Land WVt 10, Waterloo- place. Pall-mall. ' B ' Kent, in the delightful Valley of the Medway, between Maidstone and Tonbridge, comprising the Mansion i Kenward and Farms, upwards of 900 Acres.— By M r S-jfOW ...
... that. The fact is, ambassador advanced un* the sum ‘iaO/. to pay lor the signature the Pope, order procure tor the Order the Golden Spur ( Loud laughter ) The money was refunded by the Neapolitan ambassador ir. four or live days, but somehow other that bill ...
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