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... DIVIDEND. March 6, M. Dove, Maidstone, grocer and cheesemonger. FRIDAY, FEB. t5. BA NhRVPTS. W. I’. Spackmnn, Wharf-road. City-road, oilman. L. Mosely, High-street, Sbadwell, Staffordshire-warehouseman. G. Mathews. Lawrence Poutney-lane, wine-merchant ...
... near Horsham. W RN MEETING. All general .M of the Trustees the Turnpike I loads leading from Tunbridgc Wells in t!ie count Kent, to the Cross Ways, at or near Maresfieid Street, and from Florauce Farm to Forest Row, in the county Sussex, will be held ...
... Greenhithe; Bull, Rochester; Gaaetta Office, Maidstone; Place of Sale; Lord Nelson, Nawlwu, Penny’s Library, of Mr Southgate, Solicitor, and of Ike Auctioneer and Estate-Agent, 94. New-Road, Giaveaend. KENT. Valuable Freehold Estates, UPWARD* OP 900 ACRE* ...
... 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 ...
... Essex-street, Strand ; also at the office of the Receivers in the said suit, 28. Golden-square and ofMr. Reid; and Mr. Robins, at Warwick House, 1,0, Regent-street, London. . Kent. —Valuable Freehold Estates, upwards of 900 Acres, for investment or occupation ...
... solicitors, Liverpool-street, City, or to Daniel so, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, and Windsor. KENT. —First-rate HOTEL and POS'rING-HOUS—E7— The STAR, Maidstone.—To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Messrs. MORRIS, all that extensive and valuable FREEHOLD ...
... William, of Danson, Kent, farming steward, late of High Wycombe, Bucks, out of business Dolby Richard, of Westb ...
... honest livelihood. Swindling. —Some time ago, a person named Haddock and his wife, went to the Cooper's Arms Public House, Maidstone, and lodged there, saying that they had property coming to them from Sir Edward Knatchbull which of course turned out to ...
... 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 ...
... 5/. aside have already been made good. Tae fight between Bridger of Maidstone, and Lockyer, of Cra.n-brook, for 10/. a-side, took place on Friday week, at Baruim Heath, near Maidstone, and was lost by Bridger losing his temper, rushing in on Loekyer, and ...
... After kiting the fog, was amusing to see both Individuals bolding each other up by the legs, to let the water rua out of their boots. Many of the field, who did not like good ducking, pulled up and crossed bridge further down the river. clearing the brock ...
... malicious fabrication, and they were allowed to appear on the stage of Philadelphia. It is but justice to add that they reaped a golden harvest, Jonathan redeeming the character of his country by redoubled efforts to cheer the fair heroine after this disgraceful ...