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... W Eveleigh, Union st Southwark, hatter*. June 2—T Cnlliogwood, Abingdon, Berkshire,corn dealer. June 2-J Nevin, Seven Oaks, Kent, ironmonger. June C Flight, St. James's street, tsilor. June 3—A Greaves, Queen street, Cbeapside,merchant. June W Butt, Sbeerness ...
... SUPERIOR SETTER BITCH, in high Conditio.. « -11 disciplined, and steady. For Partialis viply; (if by Letter, Post-paid.) to Mr Kent, Wooller [ a/>«r, Pavement, York ; Mr. W. Young Black Horse Jni., Pavement, York; or to Mr. John Flikt. of l*o* (.atton, the ...
... victua.ler Bankbupts. Robert Rolling. Wstling-sirect, I undtin :tinmatimgir John Wimble, George W'inibie. and Heavy Wmiim, Maidstone. Kent wharfingers. Henry Kiske. W.iton, Nort.-.k. grocer. William Cooper. Kidderminster, carpet BB**m*amn*Bßß, Benjamin Williamson ...
... Gloucester,furniture broker, d c, Oct 4*,' at 4, Nov. 3, at 10, at the Upper George Coffee house, Gloucester. Sol Mr A'Beikett, Golden square; and Mr Lewia, Glnaerster. JOSEPH HOW KRMAN, late of Cheltenham, in the county Gloucester, carrier, d c, Oct. 0, at ...
... a^ViTtttfOÃS af die SOCIETY tor the RELIEP 1 CLERGY and their FAMILIES, # SE NORTH -HIDING of theCOCNTY of YORK, ***]/ at the Golden Lion, in Northallerton, on & 4 DAY* eThirdAu * ast- -5f* SU TREASURERS. i-raNCJS HBNSON. Rector of South Kilvington *# giCHaRD ...
... solely confined. RespecUble references and secuiity will be reouired. PJ^?f 4 V pp,y * ?? *â¢* mNL * miilf; rees, and Co. Kent street, Liverpool. 10th May, 1837. MECHANICS' NEWS ROOM. AT a MEETING of the Subscribers to the above Room, held oti Tuesday ...
... White .. .29 a 9 - Cakeaton£85 0 a £86 .0J Litharge ?? 23 10 a -01 PRICEofHOPS inthe BOROUGIH.-Perewt.) E. Kent. Mid. do. Wealdof Sussex. Farnham 4 Kent. I BAGS: s. s. s. s. S. s. s. s. 1836.. -a- 70086 -0- - 183b---a a a - 1834.. -a --a -- --a --a- 1833. ...
... and anxious competition; and a week of the greatest interest,— taking all circumstance*. modes, maaiu, and appliance, into boot,- will, on all hands, prevail. If, indeed, any proof were required as to the qualities of tbs Yorkshire horses, and to tbs ...
... Stealing Boots, he. Thomas Sylvester and Bryan Fog, charged with stealing boots, he. from the shop Mr. William Ward, of Scotlaad-street. were committed for trial Another boot and shoe thief, named James Ilanesworlb, was also committed.— Another boot thief ...
... Upper side, Water. loo bridge, lead merchant J- P. Fish, Lisle street, Leicester square, boot manufacterert DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. N. s Nov. 22. J. Leavy, of the Kent Hotel, Herne Bay, gent, S Oi innkeeper I 6 - 23 J. M. Layman, Shefford,surgeon i 10 ...
... rewards were offered, was found at Maidstone. She states that in the confusion of the womcnt she, after getting land, jumped into a fly without asking where it was going, and never found it out till she was at Maidstone. Celebration of the Queen's Arrival ...
... the Rev. Edw. rane, and P. Curtois, Esq. Sir JoINr TROLLOPE, Bart. was the Vice-President, and on his right sat Viscount Maidstone, the Hon. C. Hume Cust, Major Which- cote, J. Litchford, Esq., Thomas Johnson, Esq., Chas. B. Reynardson, Esq., Richard Thorold ...