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... THROUGH ESSEX HERTS KENT BEDFORDSHIRE HUNTINGDONSHIRE CAMBRIDGESHIRE MIDDLESEX NORFOLK SUFFOLK SURREY SUSSEX AGENTS ESSEX Harwich Mr Mr Jefferies Mr J Self Mr Burnham i Southminster Mr Webber Sir Roehford Mr Giles AGENTS HERTS FOR KENT AGENTS FOR BEDFORDSHIRE ...
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... ESSEX HERTS KENT BEDFORDSHIRE HUNTINGDONSHIRE CAMBRIDGESHIRE MIDDLESEX NORFOLK SUFFOLK SURREY AGENTS FOR ESSEX Harwich Mr Joseph Mr Jefferies Ingatestone Mr J Self Kelvedon Mr Mr‘ tree Mr Webber Mr Haslam Mr Giles AGENTS FOR HERTS AGENTS FOR KENT A0ENTS ...
... Killick, of Frindsbury, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Piper, of Maidstone. -Feb. 8, at Maidstone, F. F. Dally, esq. solicitor, to Frances, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Robinson, esq. of Rocky-hill, Maidstone. Feb. 10, at Dartford, John Dixon Dyke, esq. third ...
... Maidstone Gazette and Kentish Courier. Hop Intelligence. BOROUGH, FEB. 15. - No alteration in the hop market this week. New Kent Bags â¢â¢â¢iâ *â⢠â¢*>- ins âchoice tss. ¦» i* isa - The Mayorâs Dinner. - nCT 'o l! on Tuead»v last, in ...
... Hanover-place, Park-gate, Baker-street, Mary-le-bone Mr. Griffiths, Virginia-row, Bethnal-green Mr. Hawes, EKham, Kent Mr. Sharman, Boot and Shoe-maker, No. 7, Thorntoa-street, Dockbead Mr. legs, Mount-pleasant, Gray’s Inn-lane .. Mr. Frederick Webb ...
... pursuance of a requisition for that purpose, inserted in the Maidstone papers at the Town-hall, Maidstone, on Wednesd a y, the 17th day of February, 1836; CHARLES ELLIS, Esq., Mayor of Maidstone, in the chair- Resolved (with four dissentients), That the ...
... EAST KENT FOX-HOUNDS meet at Half-paet Ten o'clock, Wed Dead (17), «t Broach Down; Ir.day (19), ' rhe'ITCKHAM FOX HOUNDS meet at Half-past Ten 0 The THANEihARRIERS will throw off doringthe season. o'Clock in the morning. More Slag Hunting in Kent.-On ...
... Baker, so notorious for a recent inivtake in the supply of some charity bread. IVe copy arradvertisement that appeared in the Kent Herald, dignified by the signature of t his absolute extremity of the tail, who isso well fitted by nature and position to ...
... dealers. DIVIDENDS. March?. R. Hunt, Stcwartstreet, Spitalfieids, silk manufacturer— March 7, C. Walker, Titcbborne street. Golden square, saddler—March 5, T. Flint, Rurlington-arcadc, bookseller—March 5, J. Winch, Stratford, coach master—March9, R. Moore ...
... of the others, and put them into the fore boot. Returning for the others, he saw the prisoner, Matthews, had taken them from the office, and g one round to the other side of the coach to put them in the boot. On witness returning to the coach, the prisoner ...
... Miller, charged before the Rev. George Davies, with stealing a number of boots and shoes, and various other articles, from the house of Mr.Charles Pearson, near the barracks in Maidstone, which he offered for sale to Mr. Couchman, in Chatham, on Saturday, ...