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... Thomas Russell Drury, Johnson's-court, Fleet-street, printer, June 23. at: one, at Basinghall-street. Hannah Maria Moore, Maidstone, Kent. iron founder, June 23, at eleven, at Basinghall-street. Robert Hutchinson and Robert Hutchinson,jum, !Binaries, carriers ...
... Thomas Patterson. Lower John-street, Golden-square, tailor, June 21, at twelve, at Basinghallstreet. Edward Gedge, Lower Thames-street, fishmonger. June 28, at two, at Basinghall street. Sampson Kingsford. Sturrey, Kent, miller, June 2a, at one, at the Guildhall ...
... VOTiiwaU, drapers. Wra. and Janus Beall, Ten^rHe K.m? and Wrn. Ellioit, liedford-stteet, Bcilford- I onterden, Kent. Kiln, unless arm * - , row, boot and shoemakers. Robert Lake and TtaraMGneve.GlCTWlmlt, Northumlrerlaml , lea and cnlPee dealers. John VV ...
... easily accounted for, from the serious deficiency of Mid Kent and Farnham, with also but a moderate quantity of East Kents ; while, on the other hand, there is a large crop of the Weald of Kent and Sussex. PRICE AND WEtGHr OF BREAD.—U is in the nature ...
... present in London. Reform Association West Kent A preparatory meeting was held on Monday at Maidstone ; present, Mr. Hodges and many of the most influential liberals of the county; for the purpose of forming West Kent Reform Association. The proceedings were ...
... fas mow table talk. Windsor, Friday.—The Queen, accompanied the Duches? of Kent, and attended by some of the ladies and gentlemen of ilu« suite, walked out for short time this afternoon. Her Majesty’s walk was confined to the terrace and immediate vicinity ...
... jun. Tiverton.’bevonshire, upholsterers and cabinet makers. Elizabeth Chute nraeochurch-street, boot and shoe manufacturers. John Bye leaver SiUincbourr.e, Kent, cement manufacturers. Thomas H. Sid, Liverpool, corn TurM Cnrinr Fben Draper, Hereford, chemists ...
... their unsuccessful candidates lost by the numbers affixed to each :- Middlesex .. • . .. 1 .. 523 West York .. 1 .. 403 West Kent • • .. 1 .. 102 North Derbyshire .. .. I .. 493 East Cumberland .. .. 1 .. 519 Norh Durham .. .. 1 294 These majorities the ...
... with our dandies are composed of din de laine, a milk chocolate colour, they are half tight, and descend very low upon the boot. Paletots are always in favour ; the most fashionable are composed of black merinos ; and are ornamented with a black cord ...
... daughter of the late c. J. Herbert, lal At\oose, Kent, H. Shovell Marsham. Captain R.N., third son and Rev. Jacob Marsham, to '..aria, daughter of Walter tones, • more, Leitrim, and Hayle Place,Kent. DIED . In Bed ford-place, Russcll-square, H. Braaksma ...
... Straight said the by-law under Which theta took place was only applicable to steamers navigated bet Windsor and Yantlet Creek, in Kent. The others teem their limits, and were out of the reach of the law. tee It was stated in the course of the investigation that ...
... other for 3AOI. to the bank. They are both drawn by himself upon, and purporting to be accepted by, Messrs. Stoddart and Son, Golden-square, and arc made payable at Messrs. Ransom and Company's banking-house. Mr. Bush—Was the bill for 4001. discounted on ...