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... William Pinney, of Soiuorton House, in the county of Somerset, .li ?? 28. County of Kent. —Eastern Division. — Sir Edward Cholmley During, of Surrenden, in the county of Kent, Bart.; William Deedes, of San.lling, in the said county, Esq. Western Division ...
... Motteran) and Co., Birming- ham ; official assignee, Mr. Whitmore, Birmincham. Charles Frederick Hailey, Bnralem. StS-ordshire, boot- maker, Aug. 14, Sept. 6. at half past lo o'clock, at the Birming- ham District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Mr. Smith ...
... him down. Roth the prisoners made their escape. The value of the watch was 5h Harriet Matlier, of No. 2, Upper John-street, Golden- square, saw the prisoners commit the robbery and the assault as described. I'olice-sorjeant Godfrey, C 5, said, ho apprehended ...
... J. T. Burt, Seething, Norwich. Rev. J. C. Burnett, North Curry Vicarage, Taunton. Rev. J. C. T. Patterson, Keston, Bromley, Kent. Messrs. Ingaltonand Son, Kton. Rev. F. Barnes, Trinity Church, Plymouth. Rev.F. G. Postlethwaite. Christ Church, Plymouth ...
... Milton next Gravesend, boot-maker— div. of Is. __d. in tbe pouud, at tbe offlce of Mr. Southgate, Gravesend. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Feb. 23, W. Robinson, Maidstone, linendraper— Feb. 23 ...
... Worsley. Macclesfield, boot-makers— J. Goddard aud If. Hay, Rotherhitbe, coal-merchants— T. Emmerson and R. Boden. Derby, painters— J. Wheeler and T. Woodgate, Wantage and Haley, mercers— G. Featherstoneand G Weeks, Hromley, Kent, ironmongers — T.Clayton ...
... growers will commence tying at, the begin- ning uf the week. Several gardens are injured by the unusually wet win! Wk.u.d of Kent. — The hop plants have received a s. vei c cheek from the long-continued coldness and wetness of tho weather, which will no ...
... pound, at the office of Mr. Scudamore, Maidstone. R. Harrison, late of Wateringbury, Kent, wheelwright— a div. of 3d. in the pound, at the office of Mr. Scudm***.ore, Maidstone. S. Stooham, late of Maidstone, butcher— a div. of 4§d. inthe pound, atthe office ...
... Yorkshire, the wife of William Moore, Esq., of » *¦¦' 'Afi On the 20th inst., at Hythe, Kent, Mrs. 1>J U Douglas, of a daughter. o^ On tbe 23d inst., at Swanscombe, Kent, Mr 3, Owen White, of a son. tiji 4 On the 23d inst., in Connaugbt-square, the wif*- ...
... are shields of ber Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, surrounded by a wreath of 'flowers. On the one side is the golden harp of Ireland, in a circle of deep blue, and on the other the lion of Scotland. The stars of tbe orders ofthe Garter and ...
... HOP INTELLIGENCE. (From the Maidstone Journal.) Maidstone, Oct. 3. — The accounts daily received from the hop distiict. confirm, in a greater or less degree, the fact, that tho yield this year will bo much less than even tlie least sanguine anticipated ...
... linendraper— Nov. 15, H. Ashdown, Wtlling. Kent, wheel- wright— jN'ov. 15, I. Kins;, Bull's Head court, Newgate street, carpenter and builder. CERTIFICATES GRANTED. Sept. :io, R. Williams, New Brenttont, boot and shoemaker (second class) — Sept. 24, G ...