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... dwelling houses, Nos. 8, g, 10, 11, 12, /3, and 14, in Prospect-place. near the canal, Kent-road; the reversion to two dwellinghouses, Nos. 10 and 11, Gloucester-buildings, Kent-road ; a cottage callel the Retreat, at the back, and a piece of garden ground ; ...
... DEATH—PUNISHMENT. (From the the English Chronicle and Whitehall Evening Post.) We extract from the Maidstone Journal the following practical commentary upon the moral effect of those sanguinary spectacles which are of such frequent in this Christian country ...
... week. Parsonage at West Farleigh, Kent.—By WILLIAM SALMON, on Or about the 13th of Noy., (unless in the mean time disposed of by Private Contract), THE Rectorial Tithe of West Farleigh (about four miles from Maidstone), held under lease from the Dean and ...
... BY AUCTION Kent.—The Roydon Hall Estate, within eight miles of Maidstone. six of Tunbridge, and 30 of London, with the Park and Demesne Lands, Manors, Grant of Free Watren, Rights, Royalties, &c.—By Memo. MORRIS, at the Mart, London, on Wednesday, July ...
... a morning's ride of Hastings, St Leonards, Tunbridge-wells, Maidstone, Ashford, and Rye, only six miles from HAVlkburst, and about 50 miles from London, a delightful part of the county of Kent. A coach leaves Rolvenden every alternate day for London, and ...
... searched, the silver corkscrew stolen from Mr. Aymore was found in one of her boxes. She had forwarded the luggage to the Golden Cross Charing-cross, where it was traced by Gardiner, the officer, who took possession of a variety of property which he found ...
... II precisely—John Millet, sen., of Fulham. ron ket-gardener ; last examina. Lion, t 2—Charles Walker, of Tichbourne street, Golden-square, sad. d:er and harness-maker ; adjourned examination. at 12—John Griffith, of Careaton-etreet, wool-broker ; last ...
... plate and plated gools, jewellery, loose diamonds.brilliants, pearls, and amethysts, ladles and gentlemen's apparel, hats, boots, and shoes, superior cloths, tine Irish linens and piece kooda of every ciest.rlp_ don, tins table and bed linen, bed furnittires ...
... Copthall-huildings; of Mr. Ventom, Angel- court, Throg rnorton -mtreet ; and at the Auction Mart. Small Freehold Estate, near Maidstone, Kent.—By Mr. VENTOIII, at the Auction Mart. on Tuesday, July 15, at Twelve (by order of the Mortgagee, under a Power ef Sale ...
... ramble seat, with patent enamel leather kneeboot and oilcloth cover, barouche seat do., two inside luggage boxes, two front boot do., and an imperial to front wnen seat is not used.—To- be seen and price known at Mr. Ingram's coach-factory, 9, Great Q ...
... rich man, consider' l ug his high rank, but he is generally resident upon his pro•RertY, which he manages according to the golden maxim of Live and let live. Great riches are not indispensable for those who would diffuse much happiness in Ireland. unman ...
... give so base a monosyllabilic name as the former to the beauteous twiner and fruit ?)—independent of it, golden is the crop of fair uneven Kent. Golden, must I say,dear Herald, in mine imagination, for at this moment the broad and waving crop of wheat,or ...