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... C Norris Tring Mr Joseph Gates Gt Berkhamps Mr C KENT Ashford Mr Tunbridge Biddenden Mr Tolhurst Deal Mr Underwood Dovor Mr Williams Gravesend Mr Couvea Hythe Mr Tiffcn Lamberhurst Mr Boorann Maidstone Mr Williams Margate Mr Carter Ramsgate Mr Hurst Rochester ...
... FREEHOLD FARM, WARDEN, KENT. Mmfltlewertli aaad Won* ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL BY AUCTION, the Auctim Mart, on Tuetiay, August 13, at Turtle, FREEHOLD ESTATE, desirably situate .n the parish of Marden, near Maidstone, in ihe Kent, compiisiog thirteen arret ...
... particulars to C. M., 42/, Strand.—Dealers game need not apply. J»E SOl/l), the boat FANN V , I’2 Tons burden, lying at Maidstone, now ready for sea, well found in stores, and copperfastened ; about five years old,— Apply A.Z., at the Nag’s Head, Borough ...
... Church Missionary Society for the southern Distnct. Service to commence inthe Morning at half-past Ten, and ;>C of the EAST KENT CHURCH MISSIONARY ASSOCTATION will be . ~ . iLiniM.l. ONCI-RT Room, on The Rev. S. W. Hanna and the Rev. W. D. fcirtH will ...
... Soi thwamc. JiLV ‘>o.—The accounts from »he Weald Kent and Sussex come favourable, but in Mid-Kent there inctf.*. of ver.ttin, xtifi partial rep-.ru of moU. Dot* evt,mated at £200.000. . ~ , , Maidstone —TI e bopgrounds in this neighbourhood are not ...
... Cawdor and the Ladies Campbell have left town for the Golden Grove, one of Cawdor's seats, in Carmarthenshire. Lord and Lady Beresford have left town for Bedgebury Park, near Lamberhurst, in Kent. Lady Selina Henry, from the Burlington Hotel, Cork-street ...
... 22 • Kent at Dover, Wednesday, Oct. 23; at the Citv’of Canter-' bury, Oct. 24 ; and at Maidstone Oct. 25.—Before J. G. Harris, esq. Commissioner of the Midland Circuit, for Essex, at Chelmsford, Tuesday, Oct. 29; and at Colchester, Oct. 30. Kent Fire ...
... wood; and James Baily, stealing bavins—l month's ditto Eliza Oates, stealing wood at Roi;kbourne; Joseph Rummev anu William Kent, stealing oats; Mary M oor, Winter, and Ann Smith, stealing bavins—l 4 days'ditto.—Jean Marie Madie, stealing cloth and bread—l ...
... registrar of births and deaths—Debtors' Prison Johnson Moses, of Leicester, cabinet maker—Leicester Jubb Uriah, of EastJßetford, boot maker—Nottingham Keat Ebenezer, of Great Coram-st. butcher —Debtors' Prison Kelty Alexander, of Bayswater, coal mchnt.—Debtors' ...
... whole, unfavourable; the duty is now estimated at about l/O.dOO. East Kent, in viockets, 51 do. in bags, il 61 os.-Mid. Kent, pockets, il ISt to 15s: in bags, Ss to il ISs.—Weald of Kent, in pockets. 81 to do. bags, 01 Os 01 os.—Sussex, in pockets, 31 to ...
... and that sarrili-e of one being sufficient, he would alone sign them. EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. At an eurly hour Thursday morning numbers of persons from nil ji.irts of Kent thronged into the town •, for the purpose of witnessing the execution , the gunner ...
... Peers John, of Staley-Midge, joiner Revell Benjamin, of Dukinfield, plasterer Sheehan Samuel, of Nautwich, boot matter Staley William, arteackport, boot and shoe maker Swan Jobe, of Diskinfield. beer seller Tosakinson Joseph, of Nantwich. labourer Yeoman William ...