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... 834 Goren J. scrivener and coachmaker, O.chard-st Hol Dividend 12 Edw Burgoyne and co. Oxford-st. G *« Hichardson and Pike, Golden-sq. Ryland and Ryland, cornfactors, Savage-gardens .Hol fin 'J ' Gib Diuce and Sons, B.lhter-sq. Smith J bookseller, High ...
... Catalogues had at the office oi the Auctioneer, Brewer Street, Woolwich. AUCTION.—KENT. CAPITAL TAVERN PROPERTY. VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, Stone, near Dartford, and Gravesend, Kent. THAT well-known Public-house, THE WELCH TAVERN, with Arable and Marsh Land, Five ...
... Highness the Princess Augusta, rler Royal Hlsbuess the Duchess of Gloucester, And th.i. » i , s ya , H, S'oness the Duchess of Kent. Ana their Royal Highnesses ihe Duke and Duchessof Cambridge. -n _ T-, - „ LOUIES PATRON ESSUS. The Oneness of Somerset . ...
... Davie* street, Oxford-strt stable keeper and cab pi oprietor—Debtor's Piison Copper Liberty, of Sidcup, Footscray, Kent, milkman—Maidstone Dale ueoige, Bishopsgate-st. Without, cheesemonger —Debtor's Prison Davidson John, of Sheffield, cutler—Sheffield ...
... assignee, Mr. Gibson, Basinghall street. THOMAS GOWAR and WILLIAM DEAN GOWAR, of Blackbeath road, Greenwich, in the county of Kent, coach makers, d c, May 31, July 5, at 11, at the Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr. Holmer, Bridge street, Southwark ; official assignee ...
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... Wiltshire, ?? 14, J. Wimble, G. Wimble, and H. Wimble, Maidstone, Rent, ?? 15, J. Plummer and W. Wilson, Fencmurclsstreet, ?? 15, E. Wilson, Sweeting'e alley, Cornhill, ?? 16, Ann Hider, Otford, Kent, ?? 16, W. King, Vauxhall, ?? 14, M. Tate, Chaford, ...
... Northfieot, Kent. IL1 ENRY MAiN ES, Jun., will submit to Public JLt Auction, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, onl Monday, Juite 1, 1839, at Twelve o clock, without the slig-htestIP reserve, the PLOUGH INLN, NORtTHFLET, KENT,en thebhigls ...
... Kingston-upon-Hull, innkeeper. April 18.—William Allison, Monk Wearmouth, Durham, attor. ney at law. May 25.— George Collens, Maidstone, Kent, cabinet-maker. From the Gazette of Tuesday, May 28. ‘une 18.—James Ferguson Saunders and Charles | Saunders, late of ...
... whetherortiphaniaor not. lnrteseilpirn ao tIER MOAT GR~ACIOUtS fAJEsTrY, 11cr Alajosty the QUEEN DOWAGER, Tfo Duirteere of KENT. Titt Laneravino of HESSE-HOMBERG, The Duke of SlhSSEX, Theo Poke of CAMfBRIDGER. Supported by voluntakrv eosttrihutions. ...
... yesterday to spend the Ascot week at Windsor Castle. Her Majesty was accompanied by her illustrious mother, the Dutchess of Kent. The Queen and Lady Peel.—Many stories have been told about the recent ball given by the Queen. We have heard the following ...
... Ma^ arrived town at ten minutes past three frnrn / after oon, in an open carriage and four he?i rtle - S Hl * h Duchess of Kent, and their ene Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Leimntfen ihe Royal Suite followed Th three carriages and four and included ...