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... obedient and humble Servant Dover, Jan. 3rd, 1835. H. WORTkiINGTON. Ship Hotel, Dover, Dec. 31, 1834. TO_THE ELECTORS OF EAST' KENT. GENTLEMF.!4, AS I am now called upon, by a Dissolution of Parliament, to surrender into your hands the important trust you ...
... present. .egged to p opooc the health of Mr, Merrer. j cAeera.) The .ixt w ux then duly honored with three limes three.—Song uf Kent. ;. on to rdiun tliadks t>)J» this «*» « prouil and i;loriou!»Hay lor the town MakUloiie, aiaj u 1.1 im*vor InriroiirM.—f ev*T ...
... of butter, value 7s. lid., the property of Thomas Heesley, at Maidstone. This is the boy whom our readers may recollect stole a basket of butter frum carrier’s cart, in High-street, Maidstone. Recommended to mercy on account of his youth. Guilty—To be ...
... out between nine and ten, and was supposed to have been the act of an incendiary. The property was insured the Kent Fire Office.— Maidstone Gazette. Death Juofiß TaUNtotf.~-About half-past eleven o'clock on Sunday night, Sir William Elias Taunton, Knight ...
... the trade on Hie whole is dull.—We are abundantly supplied with oals at present, moie particularly from Ireland, Ibc arrival boot whence during the past week has been nearly fqrl,-four Ihousand quarters. The trade is in ronsequence dull,at decline of about ...
... of the Uoyal Hanoverian Guelphic Order. Ordcis hate been received at Kensington Palace to havo apartments of the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria ready for their reception on Sunday next, on which day they intend Co return from the country. His Grace ...
... Cranbrook, /an. 23rd, D. T. L. PARTNERSHIPS LISSOLVED.—T. Sawyer and W- Hodges, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, corn and coal-merchants—G. H. White and W. Christian, Ramsgate, Kent, shipwrights and boat-builders. INSOLVENTS Jun. *7. T. Jennings and T. Jennings.jun. Br ...
... the rider of a steeplechase.— Cry not M name, name, but * shame, shame. KENT. To the Editor op the Maidstone Gazette. Sir,—To my surprise, it has gone through the Maidstone papers, afterwards the London papers, that Rice, Esq , proposed or nominated ...
... la. Refined Sugara. Bd., 9d., lOd. UIXOX AS» t'OMPASY, - GOLDEN CANISTER, 25, HIGH STREET, „ „ Maidstone. N. B.—Upward, of four hundred Tea Cheat, for Sale WBlerlngbary and Xcrew.rth, la Kent. Tkt BroomtcrnJ't Ettatt and other property adjoining, in ...
... SouiUan.plon • A.liciiors, .Of > J Klv-P *- w . and of Si*plehur»t, near Holhorn; also of Messrs. Ottawa), SohcUor*. Maidstone Kent. - R. WHITK. rlrrh tn the tatd Trustees «l«h«ut Hunk*- ** _ ARK th\t FAMtLir.S WHO PfcPPKK »\ U LTONS PATENT fJECORTICATED ...
... Justice Denman and Sir S. Gazaleb. Herts —Wednesday, March 4th, at Hertford. Essex —Monday, 9th, at Chelmsford. Kent —Monday, 16th, at Maidstone. Sussex —Monday, 23rd, at Lewes. Surrey —Monday, 30th, At Kingston on Thames. OXFORD CIRCUIT. [Before Mr. Justice ...
... New Go- | land, bringing the painful ;intelligence of th The wreck of the Manlius, of Belfast, from Qu ions, | Greenock, in Golden Bay, near St. Mary's, wley, 9th of December. The Captain, eight m er of four passengers,were drowned ; whilst only ; Sir number ...