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... NALDER, Brokers, Leadenhall tbe»TiuKi R. Walker, K*q., Mr. ▲. aged fia, No, 3, Silver rtrcet, Golden •quare; cured Gutta Serena. H. Liatoo, Eaq., Marine Library, Kent; cured ; cured while at iamakw of Outta Serena, Ne. W, Mary atreef, Regent * Park, London ...
... of Agriculturists was held last week at the S;ar Inn, Maidstone, for the purpose of considering the best means to pursued in order to procure the abolition of the Malt Tax. Tiie Members for West Kent were present. Mr. Ellis, of Banning, was called to the ...
... brandymerchants—J. Wilson and B. Seadon, Sherrard-street, Goldensquare, boot and shoemakers—W. Till and W . H. Miles, Changealley accountants—D. James and J. W. James, Dartford, Kent, curriers—T. Neal and W. Corder, Tunbridge Wells, linen and woollendrapers—F ...
... Liverpool; Harris, Northampton ; Stevenson, Derby ; Sutton, Nottingham ; Tucker, Worcester; Prockler, Cbdtenbam ; Mares and Co., Maidstone; Cook, Ipswich; Cooper and Cross, Bath; Hobbs, Cambridge ; Mussell, Brighton ; and by all respeciab- Patent Medicine Venders ...
... 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 ...
... Whiteehapel, sitersmiths—R. G rlsold and 'l'. Corbett, Old Jewry, wine-merchants—J. Wilson and B. Seadon, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, boot-makers— W. and W. H. Miles. Change alley, accountants—D. Jame s and J. W. James, Dartford, leather-sellers—T. Neal and ...
... Whitechapel, silversmiths. GRISOLD and CORBETT, Old Jewry, wine and brandy merchants. WILSON and SEADON, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, boot and shoemakers. BARRON, F. W. and F. W. E., Strand, ironmongers and patent locksmiths.' ROBINSON and CO. London (so ...
... brandy merchants —J. Wilson and B. Seadon, Slterrard-street, Golden-square, boot and shoemakers—W. Till and W. H. Miles, Change-alley, accountants—D. James and J. 'W. James, Dartford, Kent, leathersellcra—T. Neal and W. Corder, Tunbridge Wells, linen ...
... sore of their return. Haverfortl (Vest. —Captain Peel,«?., cornea forward here to oppsoe the late Member, Sir. R. Phillips. Kent. —There is at present opposition to the fonr late Members for this connty, Sir E. Knatchbull, c. Mr. Plomptre, Mr. Hodges, ...
... uncut committees forthwith appointed at the following place*, V, Committee at the Bugle Inn, Newport; the LocalCommitteei the Kent Hotel, Kyde; 'he Fountain lon, West Cowes; the U bite Li«'o, Nltanj and the George Inn, Vnrmnuth. • RT HttLMBS. The Honourable ...
... Whitechapel, silversmiths. GRPioLD and CORBETT, Old Jewry, wine and brandy merchants. WILSON and SEADON, Sherrard-street. Golden-square, boot and shoemakers. BARRON. F. W. and P. W. E., Strand, ironmongers and patent locksmiths. ROBINSON and CO., London (so ...
... entered into variety details of the infamous proceedings of ruffians engaged by the Tories at their last election for Maidstone and Kent made it appear that the were billetted like soldiers at different public houses under regular officers till the evening ...