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... MIDDLESEX NORFOLK SUFFOLK SUSSEX KENT AGENTS BEDFORDSHIRE Ashford Mr Bidder den Mr Mr Dennett Mr Underwood Mr Williams Faversham Mr Hankins Gravesend C’ouves Headcome Mr Hytlie Mr TifFen Lamberhurst Mr Boorman Lenham Mr Maidstone Mr Margate Mr Carter Mr Hurst ...
... opening of the Court will be fined. H. A. WILDES, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, December, 1833. THE NEXT WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION ill holden at Maidstone, On THURSDAY, the day of January nert. GREENHITHE, NORTH FLEET, GRAVESEND, and HERNE ...
... Whits tied, ami Mits The of Kent ami the Princes* Victoria, and Hits Royal attfn>!e ...
... 5 Laporte, last by the performance of the legiti mate Drama, eved bis} by bringing out the ballet o f ‘* Masaniel Puss in Boots and Bunn, after try! pantomime 8 | and com ‘a vain, bas the pleasure of seeing hi A iby the spectac le of ‘‘ the Third.” Bout ...
... Farnham, line, 11/ us to 121 12s ; Do, second, 10. Os to 111 —4 —lsltw Kent Pockets, 51 Os to 6/ 10, to 0101; choice, 71 04 I* 910 s . East Kent, 7108 to 8108; choice 8 , 101 to 91 Os. Kent Bags, 0/ Os to 0/ Os ; choice, 0/ Os to 01 Os, New Pockets, 5/ Os ...
... County Hall, on Saturday evening, with the usual formalities. Owing the heavy business at the Kent Assize, the learned Judge did not arrive herefrom Maidstone, until nearly nine o'clock. Thos. Broadwood, Esq., our respected High Sheriff, arrived about ...
... came a Pediar with Boots as bright as —— That the Farmer's face so bright. The Farmer fain the Boots would buy, for he had ne+ A bl loom so resplendent and gay; who found him so enamour’d ef But the Pedlar, he Farmer a prey. —Kent Full three times the ...
... the worth of the Boots he did claim ; T, Landlord, who sense did not laek, the Parmer hi» own Boots would show equal flame, ,f Polish’d by Warrf.n s Jet Black. n, , T ar mer that Blacking applied, leather Was worn f>ut and cracking, Boots the Pedlar’s vail’d ...
... witness for protection, and was taken to the watchbow. His disguise was complete from the veil and bee, to the gars and Adelaide boots. The prisoner, who was evidently mostifird at his situation, said he supposed he was nearly tipsy. The fat was, he put on the ...
... with the use of a Kitchen.- in tiulr left at this Offce addressed to tR. S., wlli be onattended to. ad SOIIKR! TO .fOURNPYAIAW BOOT ANDSHEA RS W~I5ANTED, a MAN, who thoroughlly understands hsbusiness. He must be well rec'mnmended for r honesty, sobrietv, ...
... -The largest, moat varied, and cheapest STOCK in the Metropolis is (the Proprietors believe, without any exception) at late KENT and LUCK'S old-established and extensive Manufactories and Warehouses, Carpenters' Hall, 66 and 67, London-wall (near Finsbury ...
... wrong-dcer to Ireland, and to whom its misery affords .abundance, and whom its welfare and.tranquillity would deprive of that golden harvest which can be reaped only in the storm. - And what is to be said el the influence, the energy, in short, of the character ...