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... West Kent. On Tuesday afternoon Mr. William Gimon, grocer High-street, Chatham, being in liis parlour, observed woman in bis shop, and before he could tret there she bad gone into the street, where followed her, and found she bad stolen two pieces of ...
... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER lion of l ke Amerioan properly speaks of the “noble” »nd gallant manner which American cilirens 1 were r'ealt w 'th according to the usages of war 1 (amongst savages) and American pro|ierty destroyed. Proving himself ...
... the golden canister tea establishment. ak Utah Street, Jlnidstoite. A DIXON and COMPANY first made themselves Inown to the ' ' lab, r^fSt FIVE YEARS having now “' . not„l| ow the present Season to pass without again returning their MAIDSTONE, and ...
... St. Laurence, to Miss Sarah. Emptage. ------, at Chatham, Mr. Wm. Brook, cabinet-maker, of Maidstone, to Miss Mary Taylor, of Strood. ------, Mr. Cornell, boot-maker, Rochester, to Mrs. George Stronghill. Feb. 17, at Sandwich, Mr. H. Marcrow, to Miss ...
... l«lk February. 1838. golden canister tea establishment, 25, High Street, Maidstone. , 1 .Ini-n DIXON and COMPANY first made themselves knon-n to the Inhabitant* FIVE YEARS having now l t0 3 without rcturninpr the.r warmest MAIDSTONE. ,t8 ; to reJve and ...
... per cwt. per cwt. f 1837. 1836. Kent Pockets, 675. 755.845. —3.lKentPockets, —s. 381. 50s. 60s Choice . ~ 935., —s. Choice.-- s.,—s.to--s. Sussex .. 625., 705., 71s. ,Sussex Poc. 375. to 405.,485.,—5. Choice East Kent Choice._ _ London : Printed and Published ...
... Rennie have been directed to survey a line through Maidstone and the centre of the county, to Canterbury and the coast ; being the nearest and most useful approximation to the largest towns in Kent ; thus conferring the greatest local benefit : and to ...
... Cadman, South street, Manchester square, butler.. Rev. J. Am • brosse, St. Paul's Church yard, clerk.. E. Walter, BoxleY, Maidstone, contractor.. J. Bastable, Chappel place, Southmrk, cabriolet proprietor.. J. Prescott, Hercules buildings, Lambeth, tragedian ...
... occasion to lake the whole o small bos. Prepared and sold by J. T. Uooc, Chemist, Chatham. And the following appointed Agents lor Kent. Ashford— Mr. Thurston Newington—Mr. Brsfgt Caaterburjr - Holtons Kamsgate—Mr. Fiaher Cranbrook—Mr hheerness-Mr. Saffery D ...
... of Bucks— On the 18th, at Rochester, Kent, Lieut.-Colonel W. Hind, late of her Majesty's 65th regi. meet —On the 11th, Capt. R. Hamilton, late of the 38th regiment of Foot—Oa the 21st, at FarleighPrlot7, Maidstone. In his 75th year, Sir J. D. Thomson ...
... CIRCUIT—LENT ASSIZES, 1838. HERTFORDSHIRE—Wednesday, Feb. 28, at Hertford. ESSEIL—Monday, March 5, at Chelmsford. KENT—Monday, March 12, at Maidstone. Sussgx—Monday, March 19. at Lewes. SunßEY—Monday, March 26, at Kingston. We regret to hear that Mr. A. Hervry ...
... Hancock, Thayer-street, High-street, Marylebone 10 10 Mr.Thomas Ward, Regent street, Westminster 10 10 Mr. Thomas Spnrgln, Kent-street, Southwark 10 10 0 Mr. Baker. Chalton-street. FlUroy^quare.. 10 « Mr. Henry Winter, Tifchbourne--*~'-t. Piccadilly ...