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... Hayward, Canterbury, coachmaker.—S. Kingsford. Sturrey Kent, miller.—T. Maltby. Lawrence Fountney-hill, and Upper-side. Waterloo-bridge. lead merchant.—B. and R. Wallis, Blackwall. ship builder. 27. F. Boot, Nottingham, lace manufacturer.—W. Bownas, Wortley ...
... and - L Mount-street, \v&'~ J -, ' Tiverton, Devon*!] facturers in? t~ nn - Graeeehurch-street. boot ands*jj£ 9 ufacturers ', Cleaver, Sittingboume, Kent, Y and C and Fairfield, Liverpool, corn-mere W f. ,j Weil World.- Drape . r ; ord, chemists. G. ...
... Yorkshire, draper.— J. I Yeates, Brighton, brewer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Beall and J. Tenlerden. Kent.—E. Briggs, jun. I and A. and J. Hunt, Maidstone, woolstaplers (*o far I regards E. Briggs, and J. Cort and T. Harrison, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton ...
... and Nov. 2, Golden Lion Ing, Weymouth. Sol. Phillips, ASSIGNMENT. Sept. 14.—William Cass the younger, Ferry, Owston, Lincolnshire, grocer and draper. Seam thts af Sit 18 Oct. 3—Henry Hirst theelder, Northallerton, Yorkshire, Jealer, Golden Lion, Inn, ...
... police constable, and gave the boots and prisoner into custody. Manton and Vice, policemen, each produced boots which prisoner had stolen. Mr. Thorpe swore the boots were his property, and shewed the marks on the boots by which he knew them to his. Ciuilty ...
... weseed ; we ought to exercise due caution, or next year we shall lose the golden opportunity,” —he was to the wool-sellers— (Hear, ho, he ted, would be likely to lose that golden opportuni which was now ted, unless they exercised a proper. of in waking ...
... Bread-street, Ocoapsidc. SAMUEL NOBLE, Crown-wharf, Woolwich, Kent, builder, March 2, April 6, at the Court of Commissioners. Atttorney, Mr- Smith. Little Britain. HANNAH MARIA MOORE, Maidstone, Kent, iron-founder. March April (5, the Court of Commissioners ...
... victualler, Dec. 4, Angel Inn, Great Yarmouth. Sol. Jay, Norwich, From the Gazette of Friday, Oct. 26. SCOONS, William, Maidstone, Kent, innkeeper, Nov.3, Dew 7, Com. Court. Sols. Fry and Loxley, Cheapside, STOREY, Manchester, bookseller and stationer, kinson ...
... and James Ride. Leicester engineer, millwright, sad -Richard Marshall, Bristol, carpenter and undertaker— Root Brown. Maidstone, Kent, Iron-founder and civil-eTigineer. Aug..!— William Marshall, now bats Fountain-grere, Almone,bury. Yorkshire, msehine-rnoksr ...
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... Liverpool, coopers. T. Marshall and hangman, St. Col urn b, Cornwall, linen-drapers. W. and J- rf*' Tonterden. Kent. Mason and Co.. Bedford-street, , boot and shoe makers. Lake and Orievc, Glenwhelt. land, spirit-mcrehants. AVatson and Co., Hyde, Cheshire, li ...