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... Broad Street, London, merchant. W. Morris, Tonbridge. Kent, builder. W. Scammell, Old Brentior4, boot maker. H. Kirk, Portland Terrace, St. John's Wood, London, hay dealer. F. W. South, Maidstone, beer Feller. W. Watson, New Springs, Stafflordshire, saddler ...
... Harr0w..26 30 25 27 Bises,—SmalL Pigeon 2822 27 81 Egyptian.. Pesss,—Non boilers 26 27 Pisse,—Wh. boilers.— White,Essez,Bl Kent Yellow do. boilers -- 82 34 Non boilers. - - Do. fine Suffolk 83 35 — Maple 27 8 FLOM., Per eaCk. Grey.- — 26 French, Hanish ...
... his being apprenticed at Chelsea to the River Thames as a waterman. From the centenarian's statement, he WWI bora at Maidstone, in Kent, on the Ist January 1757. He married in 1780, but hie honeymoon was a luckless one, for on the very day on which be ...
... Mile-end Road, cheesemonger. - Henry Taylor, New. bury, Berkshire, grocer.-James Bishop, Southampton, boot and maler.-Ilenry Coppinger, Hawklaurst, Kent, tailor.-Ed. Harrow Road, Paddington, and Park Terrace, Regent's Park, oil and rdounuan.-Thos. John ...
... ounces, value £84,400; the Constant, from Melbourne, 12,000 ounces, valued at £4l,000; the Kent, from the same port, has ;63,735 ounces, valued ac £235,000; the Maidstone, from Sydney, 15,715 ounces, value £62,860 ;—making together £490,704. All the silver ...
... addition to the feu-2 Catholics; 1391 Dissenters of all classes; 49e Presby- 14th do., Maidstone. . ffith,Bombey; Chatham. Lig r an us.r er.s rui, Matron; Maidstone te th, N. Zealand; I. of Wight. MANCHESTER-FmAt. terians; 45 Jews; 339 persons whose religious ...
... Parkhead, to Miss Janet Watson. Pigeon 25 28 At Blairoer, on the 3d instant, by the Rev. Alexander PEA!m — Non r White, Essex, Kent Lochere, Michael Robertson, Esq., banker, Balfron, to b o il er , Giles, daughter of the late John Macadam, Esq., Blairoer ...
... a piece of printed cotton cloth, from a remnant shop in k'Kent Street.—At the Northern PaliewCourt, same day, Margaret Fergus or Duncan was sent 60 days to prison, for stealing a of cloth boots from a shop in Cawood, dens. THE THEFT one BIBLES.—In reference ...
... figal • V I, a a mer. Kent. driven out of the tower, a n d li ve d a t l arge on the islaed, 26th, Malta; F ermo y. Medical Staff Corps, Brompton, in company with the numerous other prisoners, who are 29th, Bengal; Chatham. Kent. detained for common crimes ...
... be- e Half-bred hogs, • • •.• -1800@ 13 10 0 . the eiteeptior. on the 10th inst. Sentence-60 days' imprisonment and hard :' Kent fleeces, .. .. e, _ most hopeful anticipations with reeard to the future. Canadian labour.-Mary Steel, found guilty, after ...
... about !26 years of age, stoutly ma,:e, and was dressed in black cloth shooting coat, black vest and trousers, and Wellington boots. The woman whose name is ElizabethM'Farlane, a factory worker, states that she met the deceased, with whom she bad no previous ...
... elected as members of Assembly- the toner a mau sufferabut once; by the latter, he safaris from the shop of Mr Alex. M'Ausland, boot and Messrs W. Graham, Makellar, and Campbell, ministers ; always. shoes shoemaker, High Street. and Mr David Taylor, elder ...