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... lawyers relative to this question, and said there were men in Ifce Haute of Commons who bad advocated tbe privileges of tho boot*, well acquainted with their effects upon the liberties of tbe people es eny body lewyers could be. Mr. W.lkioson said, he ...
... Feb. Ureuchloy, aged 41, Jane, wife of Mr. C. Thrift. Feb. 25. Maidstone, at the house of her brother-in-law, (Mr. Ixmghurst, supervisor of excise). Miss M. A. Suter, aged 40. , at Maidstone, at an advanced age, Mr. Boorman, Feb. 20. Chatham, second sou ...
... rivalry, we will meet in fair and honorable spirit; low cunning shall have no quarter from us. We perceive the Maidstone Gazette like tbe Kent* i*h Mercury gives tbe Canifhburv Journal only 6.000 stamps for (lie six months of 1839 ; and this too, with the ...
... December 31, 1839 : HAST ILK WEST KKNT. IT.GlltiSll G&fltfMCe Maidstone Gaztte 36,000 Greenwich Gazette . 2d Maidstone Journal 24,000 Kent Herald 24.600 Wovlaich Advertiser Dover Telegraph West Kent Guardiauo,6oo Dover Chronicle. 16,000 Hir littsM-r Gazette ...
... elegant than the of flowers, that ingenious invention of the east blind the eyes jealousy anti tyranny. When summer has given golden hue iha corn waving in our fields, flow ers of all kinds abound in Paris —the variegated carna ion, the proud-stalked tulip ...
... SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Davor, 17th June. Yoatetday Mr. Wm. Roat, cutler,nod Mr. Winder, Jan., builder, went out for the purpose of •booting jackdaws; on proceeding through Blais wood, Mr. Winder being advance, bramble something else caught the trigger of Mr. Roes'* ...
... oons. ke Hindk Cove, Coal Exchange, Loudon, coal merchant, June 3», July 31. Murray, Loudon-street, street Mary Mom ford. Golden Anchor. Coppice Row, Clerkenwell. victualler, June 20, July 31. Dimniock, Sisc-lane, Bucklersbnry. Thomas Occhterlonv, Old ...
... FREEHOLD COTTAGES, most productive Orchard, also Five Acres Ten Perches of fertile Hop •Ground, now the occupation of Joseph Kent. Particulars and conditions maybe had seven days previous to sale, on application to Mr. Baldock Dklmar, solicitor, JO, New ...
... L V ENT DEBTORS to be heard MAIDSTONE, in the county of KENT, on the day of JULY, 1810, at the hour of ten in the forenoon precisely. THOMAS HODGES, formerly of No. 1, Montgomery place, Tonbridge Wells, in the county of Kent, booksel'er and stationer ; ...
... at per pair Boy’s Half-boots, ditto, ditto, ditto, from 1 to 5 size, at per pair Boys’ Half-boots, ditto, ditto, ditto, from 9 to size, at per pair Women’s High-lows, nailed (round hob), from 3 to 6 size, per pair Girl’s Half-boots, ditto, ditto, from 10 ...
... ditto, ditto, from I to 5 size, at ’er pair Boys’ Half-boots, ditto, ditto, ditto, from 9 to 13 size, at pair Women’s High-lows, nailed (round hob), from 3 to 6 size, it per pair Girl’s Half-boots, ditto, ditto, from 10 to 2 size, at per pair Ditto. from ...