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... MONDAY, Nov. lo.—Same Hour and Place. J. Taylor, baker, High-street, Chatham, Kent. W. Barton, notary, Exmouth-street, Clerkenwell. W. Macklin, butler, Cross -street, Golden-square. W. Lacy, umbrella -manufacturer, Tottenham-court-road. T. D. Peers, gardener ...
... G ranted. The Kent and Essex Tavern, Whitechapel. Mrs. Tutin. —Granted. Salmon and Ball, Bethnal-green, Mr. Morton. Granted. P,elgrave Hotel, Pimlico. Mr. Gold , :r-Granted. White Hart Tavern, Chelsea. Mr. Hanaock.—Granted. The Golden Eagle, Mile End-road ...
... was on Thursday last, brought before Colonel Bo- WATER, charged with deserting from his Regiment, and running away with his boots, the part of his regimental garb of which he had not divested himself, prior to his desertion. The unfortunate man, on being ...
... November 24. Berkshire—Reading, Wednesday, November 26. At the City of Canterbury, Saturday, November 29. Kent—Dover, Monday December 1. Kent—Maidstone, Wednesday, December 3. Sussex—Horsham, Friday, December 5. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. W. J. LAW, Esq., Commissioner ...
... —lnspector and Literary Review. FALSE ALAI - 77m . A quarrelsome Cat, of a foe in pursuit, One morning encounter'd a reflecting Boot From 30, the Strand, and erecting her back, Commenced on the Jet a mos - furious attack,: Her shadow an enemy seeming; And ...
... 6th inst. mention that the market continues to improve for the sale of piece goods. HOP INTELLIGENCE. ( From the Maidstone Gazette.) MAIDSTONE.—Some grounds in the neighbourhood, which have usually borne good crops, are now in a very precarious state ; the ...
... MR. HARVEY'S MOTION. LIST of the SIXTY-ONE MEMBERS of the COUNTIES of MIDDLESEX, SUSSEX, SURREY and KENT, Who voted on Mr. Harvey's Motion, on the 18th of February, for art inquiry into the Pension List ; and also noticing those absent. _ MIDDLESEX. - ...
... Rooke, Hon. I ces ; for Where' of the starving labourers, were she independent of this Kingsford, paper-manufacturer, Buckland, Kent. nas Irresponsible power been at and Rev, the Dean of Windsor, Lady Caroline and Miss Dun- 11 I .. a• -e p od country to-morrow ...
... and every voice in the theatre, those of the ladies only excepted, joined in one universal huzza. The names of the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria were also welcome to the assembled Oxonians, for they are wise in their generation, and think it ...