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... this morning at from £225,000 to £230,000. Per cwt. East Kent, pockets. 4115 to 5 10 Ditto, in bags . .. 4 s to 5 0 Mid Kent, in pockets 4 10 to 5 5 Ditto in bags .. 4 0 to 4 15 Weald of Kent, in pockets 4 0 to 5 0 Ditto, in bags 0 0 to 0 0 Sussex ...
... plumbers and glaziers. C. Batkin and G. W. Selby, Foster lane, fringe manufacturers.. J. B. L. Farrant and G. Spearing, Maidstone, Kent, ironmongers. J. Williamson and H. Draper, Oxford street, brewers. R. Palmer and Co., Stokesley, Yorkshire, attornies ...
... William, of Ittadiug, gau.. s er—Reafing Joy Allred, of Chichester, watchniaker—Chichefm r King Benjamin, of Milton. Kent, pilot—Maidstone La)cock Jonas, of Settle. labourer—York Legtiett John. of Sheffield, butcher and type founder—Sheffield Mail ititt ...
... attempt to apprehend them, an express was seat off for military assistance from Maidstone, and the fellwws proceeded on their route. A detachment was sent from Maidstone, and brought them back from Faraingham. They have since been tried by a court-martial ...
... the turn higher. Anton and Mitchell, Corn Factors. 56, Corn Exchange, Oct. 14. BRITISH. Per Imperial Quarter. Wheat, Essex, Kent, and Suffolk . . . Red » 04 white 74 7*o Norfolk and Lincolnshire . . do. 5a »,| do. 65 77 Devonshire Ji West Country . ...
... in the inferior kinds little is doing. Per Olt. East Kent, in 0eket5..4110 to 11 0 1:1?tto, in bags 3 10 to 3 Kent, in pockets 3 Is to 3 10 Ditto in Saes ..2 10 to 3 Weald of Kent, in pockets ..5 IS to 3 IS Ditto, in bags 0 0 to 0 Snows ...
... arriral af Queen just taken at the Castle, which has created the most als '*■ oae. bn ol no oct. loi Adelaide, but the Duchess of Kent took eaneatrian and excitement throughout her Majesty's household. The greai J* 1838. 183 D. 'wcaEAaa BKcaßasa exercise the ...
... attendance, a Farm-house (Kent;, consisting of two sitting, three or four bed rooms, together separate, delightfully situated, big.i and dry, in a Park, eleven miles from London, with good garden, lawn, &c., near the high road to Maidstone (coaches pass hourly) ...
... Norfolk and W. Potter, Loath, L;nconoinshie, grocers-J. Robinson and W. Hobbs, Charterhouse lane, Charterhouse square, ladies' boot ned shoe cnanufacturers-J. Bayley, jun. and H. Thwaites, Hastings, common ceariers-J. S. Turner and E. Ra61her, Dndley, Wo ...
... informed our readers that the Queen had been graciously pleased to direct that the debts of her late royal father, the Duke of Kent, should be liquidated from her Majesty's privy purse. We have since learned that this payment has been effected, and that the ...
... packed -with such skill and adroitness that no one durst oppose a resolution. One gentleman in attempting to do so was hissed, booted at, and coughed down, and therefore I remained silent; but thinking that the gallant colonel might, peradventure, he only ...
... blacking a quantity of good old porter, which had thoroughly intoxicated the boots.” The explanation course satished every body, and the victim became very much enamoured of both the boots and the blacking. Reading in Bed.— Tuesday morning, at half-past four ...