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... CAMBRIDGESHIRE NORFOLK SURREY AGENTS FOR KENT Ashford Mr Tunbridge Biddenden Tolhurst Canterbury ('ran brook Mr Dennett Deal Mr Underwood Mr Faversham Mr Gravesend Headcome Hythe Mr TiHfen Lamberhurst Mr Boorman Mr Maidstone Mr Williams Margate Sir Carter Ramsgate ...
... Folkestone, Fotdwich, Glastonbury, Godalming, Hastings, Hythe, llchester, Laugport Eastover (Som.) Lydd, Lyme Regis, Lymington, Maidstone, Newport' Newtown, Peterstield. Pevensey, Poole, Portsmouth, Queenborough' Rochester, Romney (New) Romney Marsh, Romney, ...
... ****** »anical Saddle or Rint CORN PLASJERS.—Patronized by Her Royal Highness the Uuchess of Kent, and the Royal Family generally.—They prevent the Shoe or Boot pressing on the Corn, and therel y enable the parties to walk without pain the moment the Plaster ...
... tobacconist IDignam, King-street, Holborn—J. MORRIS, sea. and J. MORRIS, jun.. St. Martin's lam, auctioneers. [Reynolds. Golden-square—F. P. COUCH, Limnmuss, Cornwall. horse-dealer. [Smith, Chancery-lane—J. MORRIS, Carmarthen. Irenniongar. [Trehem mid ...
... CECIL HOUSE, Ho. 85, Strand, opposite Sontbamptonstreet. N.B. Be particular in the No. B*. GREAT REDUCTION in the Price of BOOTS and SHOES.—The public can supplied with three pair best Wellingtons, 375. Cd.; three pair second quality, 3ls. 6d.: prime stout ...
... die old school, won, in fine weather, powdered wig, ruffle*, silver buckles, white silk stockings, Ac., and walked with bis golden-headed cam. Thus attired, he one day visited St Paul’s, shortly having erected the statue of the benevolent Howard, tml shortly ...
... CENTRAL CRIMILVAL COURT. _. OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Gurney.) James Kent, aged 26, and Margaret Keni, his wife, aged 23, were indicted for feloniously assaulting Richard Kent, on the 24th_ of March, with intent to rob him. The Jury found the prisoners ...
... cloth coats, jackets, waistcoats, linen, flannel, and serge shirts and drawers, improved water-proof coats and hats, shoes, boots, worsted, cotton, and other stockings, shirting, green baize, sail-makers’ stores and other stock, high mahogany wardrobe, ...
... that it was not intended to proceed further. The matter may, therefore, be considered as finally set at rest. Bad News for Kent.—A grocer, not more than a hundred miles from Barnsley, in consequence of a belief that malt liquor is injurious to the co ...
... she understands pickling, preserving, the dairy, making bread, &c.—Direct A. 8., Mr. Lawrence, baker, 23, Marylebone-street, Golden-square. AS GOOD COOK, a steady, respectable Woman, who can have a good character for economy and the management of a family ...
... BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Holloway, Dorset-street, Clapham-road, brewer, from April2l to May 2. Anti Hilder, Otfoid, Kent, cheesemonger, flout April 21 to May 2. Benjamin Parham, High-street, Shadwell, and Liverpool, sail-maker, from April 17 to ...
... WALNIER ADDRESS TO SIR It. PEEL. The following address to Sir It. Peel, from the parishes of Deal and Weimer and the vicinity, in Kent, in support of his Mejesty's present Ministers and of Conservative principles, has been roost respectably and numerously signed ...