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... merchant, Sept. 11, Oct. 8lat tie samap lace. Solo and Co.,,Ln~oin Charles Scott Rendle, 13rook-terrace, Old Kent-road, and Brlxtoas- hill, boot and shAO manufacturer, Sept. 16, Oct. 28, at the same place. Wright, London Jolan James RYan, EdwvrJ-strcet ...
... f,~ Golden-sqiuare, victualler, Nov. 23. Dec.2fet the same place. ~Alle nad sone, London Charles Lambonrn, L~ong Dlttop, Siurrey, isarge-solldor, Nov. 2ii, Dec. 29, at the some oslace: 31essrs. Solomon, London 3elbv asd~Norloa, Lown Mailing. Kent, scrlveners ...
... William Tilley, to Mrs. Martha Arnold, both of this city. March 7, at the Baptist chapel, Maidstone, Kent, by the Rev. H. H. Dobney, Mr. Georle Mutnng, of Maidstone, to Ann, only dau. of the late Mr.Wm. Smith, of Berkeley-place, Clifton. ?? 8, at the Wesleyan ...
... BE DEeiAnED.-T. Barnes, Southampton, woollen drauer, Oct. 27-W, Waltois, Richmond, grocer, Oct. 27-S. Hook Tovill, inehr Maidstone, paper manufacturer; and Cbalford, near ttcoud Gloucestershire, silk Iisrowater, Oct. 27-B. Collier, Jan., Paeavwick, .l ...
... passengers, however, had sustained severe injuries. Falling Judge. rather ludicrous incident occurred at the recent Kent Assizes, at Maidstone, during the trial of one of the prisoners. The learned Baron Alderson was about to direct the attention of the jury ...
... Hodge's, 3, Brnton Place, near the Catholic Church, Clifton. TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.—WANTED, immediately. a thoronghlvcompetent FEMALE ASSISTANT, as SALESWOMAN, fee., a Retail Boot and Shoe Establishment. member of some Christian Chnrch indisnensable—Apply ...
... should possess this invaluable little guide. —Meath Herald. ** is publication which ought be placed in the hands every youth.—Kent Observer. A book like this, is worth the prescriptions of twenty physicians; satisfactorily proves, that in certain cases medical ...
... active a* last week. British Grain.—Wheat, Essex and Kent, white 46s to 50*; ditto red, 41* to ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 445; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire. 435; Rye, 30* to 3-.,5; , 5; Barley, Essex . Kent, Norfolk, and Suffolk, malting. 35* to 395; distillers' ...
... Clipper Ship MAIDSTONE, A 1, 1,000 Tons, Edwb. Chabletok, Commander; lying in the East India Docks. This Ship forms one of Messrs Money Wigram and Sons' celebrated Line of Packets, which comprise the Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Kent, Sussex. Essex ...
... and on the third snap a discharge took place, and the ball caught the boot of Mr Langford, sen., which was under the bench ; fortunately, however, it only struck the sole the boot at the toe, completely separating it from the upper leather, but no further ...
... BRISTOL. B ,M A Uader the distinguished Patronage of her d Majesty the Queen, H.R. 11. Prince Albert, H. 1.II. 13 the Duchess of Kent, and all tise Royal Family. ' t TIHE BltOUSIL FAM ILY, B. wsho have, on three occasions, had the hionour of pesforming at B ...
... January il-G. E. Neal, lremrbuy, Kent, lunkeeper, January 11-T. Lewis, Bath, builder, February -G. Pyne, Bristol, q cordwainer,Januaryfil-J. Simpson, Leeds, painter, January22. CBRTIFICATES.-J. Robinson, Birmingham, boot manufacturer, 7 January 14-T. Walker ...