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... GAZETZA, OF FRIDAY. JANUARY 4.) BANKRUPT.—R. Nuttall, Bury:Lancashire, farmer. DIVIDENDS.—Jan. 26, J., J., and C. W. Green, Maidstone, paper manufacturers—Jan. 26, B. Farker, London, wholesalegrocer—Jan. 26, B. Ware, London, cheesemonger—Jan. 25, Gunn, London ...
... Liverpool. Pet. Cr., Ambrose, Lace-, of Liv,-lr il1 gent. BVIlGitS, BENJ4 MIN, of Chatham and Neivington, both in the Adcounty oi Kent, grocer, d. c. to sur .Jan. 8 a;tl Feb. 12, at twelv,. Soids..I lioidnarsh. asia Son, Xeowiacr-eocnt. Pet, or., leebtit Liliiwail ...
... the Queen’s intended marriage with Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg, her cousin, (and nephew to King Leopold and the Duchess of Kent) aged °2 years and verv handsome.” The allowed to have cheajt wine, cheap brandy, cheap to- We announce with unfeigned regret ...
... splash goes the mud, and boots, breeches, coat, and all are covered with East Kent. Hold hard, says the splasher, capital run ; won't your honour please to dismOunt ? Down comes the Cockney, after a hard run with the East Kent fox-hounds of exactly one ...
... Marchee next, atT lvo'oca the co Brokers'leBonded Yard, Sefo-tet ell The P'rimne Cargo of Bondura A~iAY lit NO discharging ex Kent, direct frot toaycnssting of in I511 Logs, measuring 1114,1128 Feet.-Apl oMsr.HYDE, th I1ititas, and Co. Aleraiiants, London ...
... Davis, Skinner-street, upholsterer Fiat dated INSOLVENTS. LONG Robert, Dursley, Gloucestershire, dealer SI-ANGER James, Maidstone, Kent, iionmonger Gazette—Tuesday, February 26. BANKRUPTS. BENNETT Thomas, and Peter Fish, Fleetwood. Lancashire, joiners; March ...
... at the Clarendon- ; rooms. Solicitor, Mr. Leather—J. Cartlitch, London, victualler —G. llowes. Milton, Kent, tavern keeper—J. Stanger, Maidstone, ironmonger—F. James, Bideford, grocer. DIVIDENDS.—May 23, F. Schenck and John Heapy, Brighton, watchmakers—April ...
... at one, at the Clarendonrooms Solicitor, Mr. Leather—J. Cartlitch, London, victualler —G. Howes, Milton, Kent, tavern keeper—J. Stanger, Maidstone, ironmonger—F. James, Bideford, grocer. DIVIDRNDS.—TiIay 23, F. Schenck and John Heapy, Brighton, watchm ...
... in Messrs. Gould and Hall's warehouse, set out on Wednesday to Birmingham, search him ; thence to London, and on to Maidstone, in Kent, which place they arrived on Friday, and the same day saw Banks, a state of intoxication, walking along the streets ...
... tION. Under the Patronage V les late MojesV, KR.H. the Duchess Kent, and the Lords of the Tres. tory. MR. WARBURTON, Importer Foreign 414114 mod Cigars, BRADIMAIMATZ, leave to cal! thentlention of the nobility A- 0 and gentry of Bolton and neighbourhood ...
... offered. We hope Gov. Fairfield will not withdraw the troops, but occupy and protect the territory up to the line run by Gov. Kent. Maine will stand by him in this, and we believe the nation will stand by him, Fhatever the President and Mr. Fox may agree ...
... gaol. The convict, it will be recollected, was tried and convicted at the late Maidstone assizes for the brutal nuirder of female with whom he cohabited, near Utterden, in Kent, in the month of January last. There were upwards of three thousand persons present ...