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... the of Joly, 1833. It appeared that io of Ptbroory an action took place between the f»eoue rraiser Lively, and a smuggling boot rslled the Admiral near the Goodwin Sands, which codei iu of the latter, which with the crew was taken RorUe.ter fur adjudication ...
... Crown has that power. MAIDSTONE ELECTION. The Clerk of the Election Committees appeared at the Bar with the reduced list of the Members balloted for to try the merits of the petition against the return for the borough of Maidstone. The following were the ...
... there was lar clamour. The names of who re- | lee had force of 9 were advertised at the corners of streets, mis- | fused te booted the town whenever they made tion | and they were Te enable managers | as | their ; and why was this! ef these “ voluntary” ...
... remainder of the sitting. In the Commons, after the election ballots were disposed of, Sudbury being abandoned, and the Maidstone proceeding', The National Loan Fund Life Assurance Bill was read the second time, conditionally, however, it will be perceived ...
... Mr. Fector (a Conservative), Mr. Thessiger, Mr. Talbot, and Mr. Warren. MAIDSTONE BALLOT. —The following is a list of names of Liberal members who were called upon the Maidstone ballot, and who did not answer :—Messrs. Hayter, W. Williams, Maher, Sir ...
... shot wounds on his legs ; but the c were ot a trifling character. CORONER'S INQUEST. Yesterday the Coroner of .he county of Kent (Thoma* Thorpe Delaseaux, Esq.) formally opened the inquisition, which was resumed to-day, on the body of John M«?ars, when ...
... 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 ...
... to repre- sent, or to assist in returning members of Parliaiuent to serve the brave men of Kent. Percy lioneywood Courtenay, of Hales end Evington- place, Kent, and Knight of Malta, Any gentleman desiring to know tire reasons why Lord Courtonay so publicly ...
... unfit to represent, or to assist in returning members of parliament to serve the brave men of Kent. ' Percy Honeywood Courtenay, of Hales and Evingtonplace, Kent, and Knight of Malta. Any gentleman desiring to know the reasons wily Lord Cuurtenay so publicly ...
... FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax redeemed, sit>u>_ in a tine part nf the County ot Kent, in the parishes of V aiding, Breuchly. and Mere worth near the river Medway. 7 miles from Maidstone, jo from' Tuubridge. l'l from Sevei.Oiiks, and 34 fnor. London, and the live ...
... ?? -. Published by Thomas Boy., Prinueller to her Royal t: ..tmus. the Diidu-ss of Kent. 11, Golden-square. pHALON'S PORTRAIT' of htr Royal *_ J ?? ?? Duchossof KENT. Thil i* mall respects a perfect . , ; .; ?? P.. mail lo that of her Mujestv noticed ...
... TOEING the principal Boot and Shoe De^fersin the known World, have forwarded to ?? MABSDIS'S BOOT aud RHOB WABEBOiraE, TOP OF BRIGGATE AND CORNER OF LOWERHEAD-ROW, LEEDS, ,J?y Piokfo rt' 9 Boa* 8 ' an Immense number of Packages of BOOTS and SHOES of every ...