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... Bushy, and also Marlborough-house in Pall-mall, two parks and three royal palaces, 100,000!.; her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, mother of her Majesty, with Frogmore Lodge, Windsor, 32,000/. ; the Duchess of Inverness, relict of his late Royal Highness ...
... Clothing of -very description fee Male aad Female Emi- graate. [ Ctato ?? ELLI N G T O~N BOOTS, LADIES' WHITE and BI_ICK ! SATIn' FRHNCH SHOES, 3s 64, RAND'S NOTED CHEAP BOOT and BHOE WAREHOUSE 12, Above Bar, Southampton. EXTRAVAGANCE! BANKRUPTCY' ULTIMATELY ...
... Thomas Smith, farmer, aged 84 Soddenly, on Wedne-day last, at Stony Stratford, of an apripletic tit, aged 41, Mr. John Caßellow, boot and shoemaker, leaving a wife and four small eld siren to lament their irreparable loss. On the 23d ult., at the In6rmary, ...
... -e ..f light. There wen- at impen-cptibly lend the deterioration of *he fragile | , g bull ,i m | ranilli'*, mounted huge golden tripoils •iibatance which it is written, and I siina-rely hope , Wn || uith ...
... cr., Andrew Richards, Guildford-place, Bagnigge-wells-road, furniture dealer. George Burr, St. Helens-farm, East Farleigh, Kent, market gardener, Jan. 4, Feb. 4, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. Sols., Atkins and Andrews, White Hartcourt ...
... row, Russell square, tailor, Jan. 21—J. Bell, Finch lane, Cornhill, newsvenders, Jan. 25—Kingcford, and Barnwell, Ickham, Kent, millers, Jan. 20—W. Bedells, Leicester, general dealer, Feb. 11—E. Cowcher, Bath, apothecary, Jan. 21—Kay, Mo• timer and Fletcher ...
... Lancas l er, ..op mcrcha ,r. A*, the County Court of Kent, at Maidstone, on Wednesday, the Bth.—W. Garden st, Hrorapton, farir.er— J Barruud, Sittlnirbourne, Keuv, watchmaker—T, Clemeut?, Mercworth, Kent, licensed victualler. ...
... metal-workers and brass nail and lacker-m!:^ EXAMINATIONS OF INSOLVENTS. Jan. 5.—Stephen Gvisbey, Maidstone, Kent, tin-plate-workf County Court, Maidstone. . 6.—John Painter, Market Harborough Leicestershire, rope-maS p County Court, Market Harborough ...
... t, hop A. 1 A . Ole county Covert at K.3.t, at Maidstone, on Wednesday. .1 ietaa-y tie 'h.-W. an, Garden at, Brampton, tarter- J. Haroar7. a , tingbouroe, Kent. watchtroker-T. Cements, Mere rortis, Kent, Ileeowid victualler. COMMAIICIAL SCMOOLS. —The ...
... theirpait, bear that they instructed their clerk to write to the Town Commissioners upon the subject. WEST KENT INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY, MAIDSTONE. Wteily Report endinq Jan. Ist Admitted—Tu-patients'.. 3 Out-patients. 12 Discharged 1 Hemainingonthebooks ...
... returned. Gentlemen wishing it, can send their own packages to be filled. Prepared only by Gabriel French, Chemist, at the Old Golden Mortar, 293, High-street, Chatham; and sold by the following agents —Mr. John Higgins, Jun., Woolstapler, Faversham; and Mr ...