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... request, Sussex particularly, for the Worcester trade, and dearer. New Kent pockets, 90s to 112 s; Choice to 140 s ; Sussex ditto, 86s to 105 s; Yearling pockets, 70s to 90s. Maidstone. —The hoppers arc in full activity, but a general complaint prevails ...
... THE POOR-LA W AMENDMENT ACT 4, Lpper Sussex.pl,ice. Old Kent l!ââi 2 , 6,,1 December, 1536. Sm-The following part of paragraph which wa. noin, out to me worthy of comment. The magnanimitv .u' dastardly Whig grinders of the poor will not allow chariiv ...
... plaintiff was entitled to compensation for his work and labour. Privilege Kent—Thomas Law Hodges, Esq., M. P. for West Kent, has remonstrated with the Attorney-General against including Kent in his bill for abolishing Gavelkind. Mr. Hodges strongly recommends ...
... valued at 25 guineas. The complainant slated, that between 10 and 11 o’clock on the preceding night, he was passing through Kent-street, on his way home from Greenwich fair, he was surrounded by three men, one of whom (the prisoner) stood in front of him ...
... given the Dean of Rochester, within that part of Kent which will remain in the diocese of Rochester. Should this suggestion be adopted, recommend that a new archdeaconry should be erected at Maidstone, in the diocese of Csnterbury, which will, under the ...
... INSULVENTS. Dec. 33—John Wimble and Georgo Wimble, Maidstone, Kent, wharfingers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. George Weall, Preston. Lancashire, draper and tca-dcaler. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Phipson, Birmingham, button and military ornament-manufacturer, Jan. fi, ...
... Melksham, Wiltshire, victualler. June 13. July is, 12, at the Dear Inn, Melksham. Sols. Messrs. Moule, Melksham; Mr. Wright. Golden-square. Robert Ridsdate, Murtan, Yorkshire, horse-dealer, June 20, July is, 11, at ihe Falcon Inn, York. Sols. Messrs. Williamson ...
... Prisoner—At No. 7, Claremont, place, Burton-crescent. Mr. Laing—For what division of the county of Kent were you coroner ? Prisoner—Lee, nine miles from Maidstone. Mr. Laing— If you are what you describe yourself to be it would have been better for you to have ...
... —The paragraph which appeared in florae of the late papers, respecting the intended visit of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent to Alnwick Castle this year, is not correct. No preparations have been made there, nor *re any even in contemplation. The Duke ...
... 1 fire blast.— Maidstone Gazette. i \j jdstonc. ,lie “’iijil, Within a circuit of several miles r n The never been known to have been got m l«tte h , clover, and trefoil. vet not quite equal to the latter, excep average crop.— Maidstone Gazel e. FASHION ...
... Hebblewhite. 4. The Lease, Good-will, and Interest in all that Pubhc-House and Wine and Spirit Vaults, known by the sign of The Golden Elephant,” situate in Loncon-road, corner of Craven-street, Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr. Henry Head, 5. The Lease ...
... giving way at the some instant, be was precipitated head foremost, but, strange to say, bis fall was slopped by the heel of his boot catching hold of a booked branch, where he remained suspended, with his head downwards, till a ladder was raised against the ...