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... 'clothiers—June 27. 1% 'Patterson, Lower John-street, Golden-squ are, London, t a il or —J un e 26, E. (ledge, L ow er Th ames -street, London , fishmong e r—J une 96, S. Kingsford. Sturrey, Kent, miller—June 26, 11. Hai ward, Canterbury, coach-maker—June ...
... shogratt. -27. Thoo. Patterson, Lower John-sti Golden-sq., tailor, at twelve. The above at thle Court of Bankruptcy 22. Thea Giles. Leeds-,joiner, at the Conrt-bouse, Leds, attliree, -26, Sampson Kingsford, Starry, Kent, miller, at the Guildhall, C~antorbtlry ...
... now was then ordered for the Borough of Maidstone. Tim BIOTS CANTBRIIURY. the motion of Sir K. KNATCUBUI.L. who complained statement in the Morning Chronicle, rrll-cting the character of the Magistrates of Kent on this subject, I urd JOHN BUSS El. I. ...
... upholsterers, Tivertett, E. Devonshire. B. M-sreiger and C. Wilford, boot-manufaeturers, Grucecliureh- street. J. Byc and S. Cleaver, cesr.ent-manufacturers, Sittingbourae, T.1.Kent. T. 1L Alison and J. Fairfield, corn merchants, Liverpool. W. Yapp and ...
... twelve- r- Tlhomnas Russell Drury, of Joh-nson's Court, Fleet-street, print- le Cr, June 22, at one-Harnali Maria Moore. of Maidstone, Kent, i.irorifounder, Juse 23, ateleves-Robert Hutchinson anil Robi. Holtchirson the younger, of the Minories, leather cutters ...
... INTELLIGENCE. Price of 14. ps la OW 41.ueh per tett -Monday, May 14 -- Kent f5O. 1.. fti es ; Dims Bags £4 bs to £3 bs ; Mitt Poets.. £4O. so f 5 Pk; Du. fees to £5 11; Weskl t. 4 Kent Pockets £4O .0 £4 34 ; Ditto 13.1. E- -0 Co --$ ; £3 CO. tu £4 ; Old ...
... of parliament, to be sure; I was paid the sum for taking a child out of the water at Welling, in Kent. Coronerâl know nothing about what is done in Kent; I have no power to pay you in Surrey. Have you got the act of parliament with you ? Crawley â ...
... Gloucestershire. clothiers—June 27. T. Patterson, Lower John-street, Golden-square. London, tailor—June 26, E. Gedge, Lower Thames-street, London. fishmonger—June 26. S. Kingsford. Sturrey, Kent, miller—June 26. 11. Hayward, Canterbury, coach-maker—June 27, ...
... of the lowliest dwellings. There is a cleanliness of mind indicated in a taste for these embellishments that savours of the golden age of innocence rather than of these vitiated times. Sobriety and peace may be said to dwell where Flora reigns.—Slandish's ...
... a broad-brimmed hat in its proper place, a snowy apron girt about his loins, and an enormous pair of legs deposited in top boots, was Thomas Toppleman himself, the far-famed host of tbe Spread Eagle. On either side of the entrance two spacious bow-windows ...
... ANOTHER ACCOUNT. It will recollected that representing himself Sir Win. Courtenay was tried at Maidstone assises some years since for |>erjury. lie was found guilty, and sentenced to seven years’ transportation; but some doubts having afterwards arisen ...
... (omen Sarden produe. Should this be persisted is one-half ul the county of Kent will be ruined, as well as a great number of individuals who live by supplying the London markets.--Kent Herald. Bev KIRKY.—The excitement occasioned by their unfortunate lad's ...