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... draper, shopkeeper, and carpenter. Dec. Embling the younger, Pincham, Norfolk, wheel- 9.— William Wilson, late of the Golden Anchor, Golden-lane, St. Luke's, Middlesex, 27.—W illiam Wibnot, Pembroke, bookseller. From the Gazette of Tuesday, January Jon. 2 ...
... gent and George Swansea merchant Seal Janaary 3 GEORGE DICKINSON paper manufacturer January 30 March the Bell Inn Sandwich Kent 8ols Mr Mat Kennett Dover nnd Messrs Hawkins Co 2 court Carey-street Lincolu's-inn Pst Cr Philip Going Debenham Dover coal ...
... Waloot Spmer-setshire surgeons— George Steinman Askew street Londonbridge cheese factors— Beijaaia Bartlett Goodman Lewisham Kent Charlet Reece Grebngato and Clowea —Myers Dobby Nichole Wileden Yorkshire stuff manufacturers— Wheatley Wheatley and Wiliam ...
... city do the best she can without them. Well, Patty, best of caterers, and charitable good fellow boot, has had his day, and carries, and we are glad golden opinions with him,besides a universal feeding regard for the decorum and propriety with which his ...
... Nearly 400 sat down, Gene- ral Sir George Lacy Evans, M.P. in the Chair. After the toasts—‘t The Queen,’’—the ** Duchess of Kent,”—the **Duke of Sussex,” and the “ People the source of all Hier Majesty's Mulgrave aod the Irish Chairman, in proposing the ...
... 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 ...
... , which probably may lead to another, the hanging of those who would excite rebellion in that unfortunate country. Lord Maidstone, who managed to administer so just a castigation to Mr. O'Connell, in spite of the protection attempted by the government ...
... 30 and in default of payment ordered him to be committed for three months Thomas Williams was charged stealing two pair of boots the property of Mr Creedg of Dale-end The prisoner was committed William Robinson and George NickbUs were charged with stealing ...
... 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 ...
... Taylor Liverpool coopers— John GUI St Columb Cornwall drapers— William Beall I Tentorden Kent— Edward Furness WiUiam Elliott 31 Bedford street Bedfordrow Middlesex boot Robert and Grieve Glenwhent Northumberland tea coffee dealers— Edward and Watson Hyde ...
... 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 Coles Throgmorton-street Pet Cr James Howell Henry Randoll bithe wharfingers and malt factors Sols Aprils ROBEBT BROWN Maidstone ironfonnder April IS Sol Mr John Morton Gould Plnners’-haU Winchester street Old Broad-ctreet Pet Cr Green Abchnrch bill ...