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... CHATHAM. DEATH THE LION QUEEN.* Saturday evening an inquest was held a» the Lion Inn, Chatham, before i. Esq . coroner for West Kent, touching the death of Ellen Bright, a young girl aged 17 years, who was on the previous evefimghv a tiger the establishment ...
... CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, Miscellaneous and A. Useful, ol1 Sale at tbe prices affixed, for Ready Moneey, by C. BROWN, High-street, Maidstone, Kent; Anioslgsot we/hich asre thefollowing:- ANNUAL RIEGISTER, from its coslimmencemient, 1758 to 172,d siia Volailie of Index ...
... who had grown old w mtingfor « period centenary yearsupplied. l j, ‘, Q the Methodism for moral enmewhat- was the preachers* golden age. They became send i n( , them from the church of their youth and ; owners of a quarter of million. But in the same year ...
... a; tho Bell, Glon- cester; of Mr. Pike, solicitor, Old Burlington-street, and at Mr. be Pettitt's Office, Bre wer-street, Golden-square, Lois don. to of MIGRTIONTO NEWV YORK.-For NEW arra E YORK, to scil on the l0thr of July next, the splendid if fast-sailing ...
... DRESS FABRICS, &c., of which they solicit the favour of an early inspection. ! Agents 'or the PATENT FELT CARPETING and the GOLDEN FLAX Li2raz. MARKET PLACE, WVIIPNE'Y. ENRY AKERS begs to thank his friends and the public for the liberal support they have ...
... Serious Case of Stabbing. —On Monday some sol- 1 dicrs of the 12th Laucers were engaged their room in ! the barracks in Maidstone in various employments, when some words arose between two of them, one of whom, Richmond, hod recently joined a recruit—the ...
... Creditors. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of the late It Firm of Mlessrs. S. and J. KENSELL, of Holywvell-street, Oxford, boot makers, are requested to pay the amount of their respective debts to Messrs. Hawkins and Sylvester, of No. 2, St. Jolm-street ...
... he records that among others the Duchess of Kent ** had the honour” of dining with her Majesty on Sunday. Many honours have doubtless fallen to the lot of that excellent woman and mother, the Duchess of Kent, but it is someneW ® earn 'k** dining with her ...
... and renders trade quarter. . „ „ , worse than it would otherwise be. Half-bred sheep sold This morning fresh up from Essex, Kent and Suffolk, ! Downe M cle ar . lnce there is only a moderate supply of wheat, and the samples , > . , are for the most port ...
... the afternoon some of the 80th regiment landed, and pushing onward dislodged the enemy at all points, until they reached the Golden Pagoda, which was defended by 500 men. Here the contest was sharp, but of brief duration, and the enemy took to flight in ...
... t «Si Snrn^cre picturesque part of county of Kent, within about “*i !d J>7 the said company for the oolhjc ditto, 13s. 6d. ; Gothic Paper ditto, fcs. ; Patout «I>4lo 3 9 330112 10 tast wx mile* of Maidstone, nod easy distance from the «*d saveralparcols ...
... James, Maidstone, draper Watts, James, Jon., Maidstone, gentleman Watts, John, inn., Maidstone, draper Watts, Edward, sen., Maidstone, draper Watts, Henry, High-street, Chatham, druggist Watts, Mary, Maidstone, spinster Watts, Robert, Would ...