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... Kentish MEMBEKS.—Not a Member connected with Kent voted for postponing the bill which continues the Bunk of En* gland monopoly. Nor for the making the duration of the Char» t»-r five, instead of ten years. J. Halcomb, esq. voted against the clause making ...
... 6d and 6s 6d Walking Pumps, 5s 6d Kid, 4s—black & white satin Lace Boots, Ankle Boots, Children's Boots and Shoes every kind Boys' Boots and Shoes of all kinds And a large lot of Boots and Shoes, strong and durable, for the working classes. ...
... wejftveno doubt but the County Assembly Rooms will prove the favorite lounge for the fashion of West Kent, during Madame Tussaud's continuance in Maidstone. Cricket. Marden v. Chatham. âA spirited match was played the i ult. at Marden, between eleven gentlemen ...
... HOP INTELLIGENCE. Aia. 12.-Th ...
... than 170,0001. PRICES OF HOI'S, This Day. B.ViiS. E.Kent, 1832, 1275; 18)1, 60 s 755; 18:50, a Mid.Kent, 100s a 115s ; 40s a 65s ; 20s a 36s POCKETS. E. Kent, 1832, 130s 140s ; 1811, 60s a ; 1830, Mid.Kent, 120s a s ; 55s 75s Sussex, 115sal20s; 45s a 655; ...
... — 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 ...
... this] “CHAS. PRE fluctuation, - : ut any fluc Kenr.—Maidstone ++ -+++- Maidstowe e representing a Rochester Gazette +++ ++ ai h the inscription Keutish Gazette, (twice a wee luatrious without Kent Herald the 1 Gi con ean DD atte Eas- 1 h of September ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... he had at the Green Man, Rainham; Bull, F Sittinghourne; Bell, Maidstone ; of Messrs. and Foster, Lincoln’s Inn, New Square; Mr Milton Chapel; and of Mr. J. M. Davey, Canterbury. NT. i KENT, to his Majesty, NEAR SITTINGBOURN Zast India Com- THE FREEHOLD ...
... Rose, Sittingbourn ; Bell, Maidstone of Messrs. Foster, Frere, and Foster, Lincoln's Inn, New Square; Messrs. Brockman and Watts, Hythe; Mr. Robert Lake, Milton Chapel; and of Mr. J. M. Davey, Phoenix Office, Canterbury. EAST KENT. STAPLE, ASH, WOODCHURCH ...
... Sale by permission, and Particulars had on the Premises ; at the Albany Arms, Albany-road Golden Lion, Camberwell; Rosemary Branch, Peckham; Bricklayers’ Arms, Kent-road; Old King’s Head, Walworth; and Mr. Williams, bis Offices in the Auction Mart. ...