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... meeting consisted of men out of Sussexandthe Weald of Kent. (Renewed uproar.) Yes, the planters of Mid Kent, of Maidstone, of West Kent, and North Kent were overwhelmed by men from the Weald of Kent and from ...
... j THE CA PITA L CONVICTS A T MAIDSTONE. The calendar for the county of Kent, at the late assizes, I has not for a great many years presented so fearful au ■ amount of charges of murder as on this occasion ; and Mr. Baron Bramwell, who presided as the ...
... Queen-street, Portsea. KENTISH GAZETTE, Established 1717, Is the oldest and most influential paper in Kent, and stands at the head of the East Kent press, whether for the number of advertise- ments or amount of circulation. Circulating extensively among ...
... Newspapers published in the counties of Kent and Sussex, for tbe year 1854, from the News- paper Stamp Returns, just issued by order of the House of Com- mens:— DOVER CHRONICLE and Greenwich and West Kent KENT and SUSSEX AD- Observer 13,660 VERTISER 33 ...
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... much as they expected with their samples, so many of the Kents and Sussex being of in- ferior quality. Good East Kents were in demand at 10/. to 11/. per cwt. ; others from the vicinity of Maidstone, East Peckham, and Cranbrook, from 7/- to 9/- do. Best ...
... Middle- sex, coach proprietor, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. Partnerships Dissolveo. W. Golden and C. Golden, Huddersfield, York, gun makers— W. Burd and E. L. Baker, Manchester, British wine manufacturers — T. Cook, R. Haworth ...
... seen, however, whether the golden promise is not deceptive. Experienced observers assert that the crop wiU be found to come down far short of present expectation. The mould alone wiU prevent some thousand acres in Mid Kent from being picked at all, and ...
... Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. William*, 5, Guildhall chambers. Maria Elizabeth Canwright, late of Maidstone, Kent, now of Shernborne, Norfolk, hap and manure merchant, to surrender Aug. 23, at 12, and Sept. 27, at 11, at the C«urt ot ...
... being led to drink, from the Irish Exhibition. The compartment above was filled with crystal and jewelled vases and cups, golden bulb cups, and tankards and cups elaborately carved in ivory and enriched with precious stones — the national cup of St. George ...
... 9, Rood-lane, City, commission agents, SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. Martin Healey ,'George-street, Edinburgh, boot and shoe maker â -Tames M'Donald, Glasgow, boot and shoe makerâ Daniel M'Lean, Springburj, near Glasgow, smith and grocer â John Baird, Silver- ...
... Bell, 3, Coleman-street-buildings. Attorney, Mr. W. F. Low, 67, Wimpole-street. William Robinson, 3, Gabriel's -hill, Maidstone, Kent, linen draper, to surrender 10th December, at twelve, and 18th January, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basing- h ...