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... at 10, at the Golden Cross Inn, Oxford.-Atts. 0 Hindm'arsh and Son. Jewin Crescent.-Pet. tCrs. William r 0 Clharles Short and Co, Abehurch-lane5, London, wholesale j - tea dealers. tlb - COOK James Wood, of Dover, In the eounty of Kent, wt woollen draper ...
... MACKINTOSH WATERPROOF COATS, 4c. 15 Per CENT. CHEAPER THYAN ANY OTHER HO USE. .NEW BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOI.SE. ALLAM, EDEN, end CLARK, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE IilANusFACTO555i, NORTHAMPTON and STAFFORD, most respectfully inform the ...
... Pr-ioe Current of Tuesday, ;J'ayf ?? accounts from Worcester, the Weald of Kent, Sussex, and also East Kent, are much worsa to-day. There seems no increase of vermin in Mid-Kent, but mould has appeared there in various places. Several planters, who last ...
... Sir William, through the causae of a party of smugglers on the Kentish coast, was indicted for perils and was tried -.t Maidstone before Mr. Justice P__ik__or_That». day the 25th of July. 1833. The ?? oT-he^™ imprisonment and transportation, but Sir William ...
... Thomas Kirkman, Fleece i : Inn, Mill Garth-street, to Mrs. Martha Kirkman; Mi. Daniel Whitworth, Golden Cork Inn, Kirk-! gate, Mr. Dobbins; Mr. Samuel i i Golden Cross, Sheepscar, to Mr. Geo. Beer; the jlate Mr. Thomas Smirthwaite, P.eiq Deer Inn, j Quarry ...
... 38 a 60 36a 326 aa 48 a2a 4612a - In consequence of the recent high winds, and the Kreat increase of mould In Mid-Kent and the Weald of Kent, pockets of the last year's growth have advaneed full 6s. pzr cwt., and the old duty less fallen to £150,OO0. SUGAR ...
... NMT^ALLERtJn Jp%^ne v'.f SfrSSa? ?? at the ANGEL I NN ; and nuKTHALLKKTON. on FRIDAY, the fth Day of Octorer next, at the GOLDEN LION INN the ?? the said Courts. respcetive^poXSJlTh. ?? the said pLcH if-rkK ?r, â¬d t d .^ q V* to ' tW , nd of the ...
... Pilch's ground, Town Mailing, Kent. The greatest interest had been excited both iv the north and south, and at the time that the wickets were pitched, o'clock, hundreds of spectators had assembled from Gravesend, Rochester, Maidstone, to witness the skill of ...
... Ladies' Prime Cloth 13oots . . 7s. Sd. Gentlriemen's Wellington Boots from i4e. OSd. Du. Do. Second ?? 8 (lid. Clarence Boots.ICs. old. Do. Ds. Soiled .15. lOd. Do. Do. 12s. Oil. Do. Snow Boots, Galosh . Is. Gd. Wellington Shoes Os. lid.. 7s. lid., Is. fd ...
... Forelgn Hidec .10..l a ill Ditto, small ?? a 21 rat Dressing Hides - 11 a 14 ?? a 20 Su: Ditto, Shalved ?? 12 a 14 ?? - 6 a11 re] Boot Saddlers Hides 14 a 16 Bellies6a AlI English Horsellides 10 a 13 Should~ers ?? 7 a 13 rat BUTTER, BACON,CHEESE, & HAMS, per ...
... The Weather has been very favourable throughoilt STI the wholeofithepast week.. There wasafair ?? St and Barley from Essex, Kent, and Suffo14, for this day' market, with a good show of Beans from the two former counties, but only a s limited quantity of ...
... obtaining from Mr. Joseph Williams, of Bristol, | means of a forged document, purporting to be the [will of Jane Warner, widow, of Golden-square, (London. The prisoner, about twelve months since, applied to Mr. Williams for the loan of | on some property, which ...