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... prior the sale the principal inns at Braintree of Messrs Taylor Johnstone solicitors Bishops at the Mart Mr W W AGENTS FOR KENT Maidstone Mr Margate Mr Ramsgate Mr Hurst Rochester Mr Berry Mr Cocking Scvenoaks Mr Clout Mr ttingbourne jjr Milton Staplehurst ...
... of Audley-end, Essex. • May .2, Miss Rider, daughter of Capt. Ride?, R.N. and niece of Mr. Rider, Boughton-place, near Maidstone, Kent, to Capt. Wyatt, firith Regiment. May 3, at St. Mary's, Cheltenham, F rances, youngest daughter of R. Hebert, Esq. of ...
... White Conduit-grove, Pentonville, aud Mile'slane, Upper Thames-st. whiskey and ale merchant Pink Thomas, of City-terrace, Old Kent-rd. Shoreditch, dyer Puryer Henry Abel, of High-hill-ferry, Clapton, brewer Qualiotti John Batista, of Leicester-st. Leicester-sq ...
... Orange. Gravesend; the Crown, Rochester: the Sun. Chatham; the Rose. Slttingboume ; the Lion. Canterbury: the Kent Hotel. Hems Bay; the Star, Maidstone; the Ship. Dover; the Bull, Dartford: the Yorkshire Stingo, Pad. Moron ; of Messrs Hume and Smith. Solic ...
... Peckhara. Watenugbury, Teas*»n, otherwise To*ton, Karle’ffh, East rarlfigb, Banijet West Harming, Rarmnig. Maidstone, all in the said County of Kent, of all parties concerned. Dated this 4*.h day March. Ulfi, CHARLES PALMER DIMOND, Ifi. Henrietta Street ...
... Clark, of Aylesbury-stit. Clerkenwell, brewer and retailer of beer, and of Shoe-lane, plumber Ell wood John, of Alfred-pl. Old Kent-rd. journeyman hat maker Filce Thomas, of New Hampton, spirit dealer Griffiths James, of Angel-alley, Whitechapel High-strt ...
... QUEEN-SQUARE. GOLDEN DREAMS.—On Monday, a man named Whiteman, gave information of his having been robbed of eighty-eight sovereigns, and applied for the assistance of an officer to trace, if possible, his money. The applicant excited some laughter during ...
... rs--W. and G. PROCKTOR and A. HIRST, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. INSOLVENTS. Dec. 22, J. and G. WIMBLE, Maidstone, Kent, wharfingers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. GEORGE NVEALL, Preston, Lancashire, draper. BANKRUPTS. JAMES INNES DICKESON, Fish-street-hill ...
... oating-housc-keepef. Fuller, John, late of St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, horse-dealer. Holliday, Thomas, Csrnaby-street, Golden-square, grinder, boot and shoemaker. Freeman, VrilUam, late of Hilgay, near Downham-market, Norfolk, farmer and corn-dealer. Watsea. ...
... Mr. Baylis, No. top of Tottenham-court-road. TO BOOT and SHOE-MAKERS and CLICKERS. —Wanted good CLICKER —one that has been used to wholesale women’s and children’s work, at No. 8, Frederick-place, Old Kent-road, near the World-turned-upside-down. None need ...
... the of Kent Canal, for which tbe late Mr, Rennie surveyed aline which would have been for upwards of forty miles without lock. From Tunbridge direct and Advantageous line offers for Brsncb to Maidstone by tb* valley of the Medway, by which Maidstone would ...
... John, of Cornwall-rd. Lambeth, labourer Hercock Charles, of Golden-lane, butcher Lowen James, of Sparrow-corner, Minories, plumber, &c. Metcalfe James, of Cottage-grove, Mile End-road, boot and shoe- Smith Isaac, of Brown-st. Bryanstone-sq. house agent ...