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... teeoedthe and of sale. Las.Xog it , at the offices. & Uppaystrent. el,:vgt. ii N.. opposite Thithetton-ortniet. N 'is Head ilthol. Kent, with l‘t E rio lZ irle s tor t' . '' id D r. i4 tbT K fl tiv a tio froth 1.4 11 In , of his .10.11504 heal le by AUCTION. ...
... brewer-Sept. 23, J. T. Williams, West Mailing, Kent, butcher— Sept. 23, G. R. Hemsley, Marden, giocer— Sept. 23, W. Crundwell, Langley, near Maidstone, grocer — Sept. 23, J. Tolhurst, Holringboume, boot and shoe maker— Sept. 23, E. Crnttenden, Muidatone ...
... Invest:emit or as • pleased the air extr.h.. In .11117, and women e by On. South • ary frun Smelt ChM, am and Dover, sad ain boot.-- Particulars may he obtained r.f Mee,re. Chalon and Heine., 10, Serjeautes.inn, and of Mr. Murrell. auctioneer. I, Vialtrook ...
... serve with the rank of Captain. T! c Sth Kent Rifle Volunteer Corps having been struck off the records of the WarOfflrc wiil henceforth tea. c to hold any number or designation in the ?? _mtci' oi tiie county of Kent. WIIIT-jPWVLL, Jan. 19.— The Lord Chancellor ...
... Caughey Brothers, Liverpool, oonunisiiinn uu irlis.— .l. and W. Robson. North Shields. I nilders - T.T., and O. Bi. ui ard, Maidstone and Ashfurd, nuraetyssenw so far as regards T. Bunyard. sen.— Tayior and Hawnrth.R*u felt manufacturers Meadowcroftand Proctor ...
... Cordon to be Second Lieutenant, vice Montgomerie, 1 promoted. • Kknt. — West Kent Militia.— C. W. Morland, Gent, lste I Ensign 71st Foot, to be Supernumerary Lieutenant. Kent ' Artillery Mililia.—C. C. Walter, Gent, to be Assistant burgeon. :x.— 7th R ...
... tours. Kent, which to be the garden of England, is a moat far field for an expedition. Where could we • better line than through Beckenham, Chislehnrst, Seveneaks, to Tunbridge and Tunbridge Wells, thence by the banks of the Medway to Maidstone, and 60 ...
... of the day. Stbalibg Boots.— Mary Ann Clynee, a dirty-looking woman, a costermonger of Golden-lane, St. Luke's, was charged before Mr. Cooke witb stealing from in tide the shop, 24, Central-street, St. Luke's, two pairs of boots, the property of Mr. George ...
... hat the Hart Rosa. e. asa Auciloorwsw. t Wkirr.bwry. a.c. A of lualuding Manage. Ll7llTable.. and Deets. W.. NA vela of Law Boot. boned in tal by Ansa. sant others. sober Drawings by J. Variety. 0. Co.. De Stint and ; ildwithlboy playing U Ulna. with Cymbal ...
... dus ol essrs. and d, su:iclor , , 21a, is ca sb. motor stoma Et'.; at the taetle. Wick lane. and of 41..1at0001311.N, New Kent road. KE., near the and Mouth Hick .—A very Desiral.k Double fronted Residence. No. Ream . end. ataming augarloe accontwoda ...
... Memorandum —Har Maje-uy has been graciously please.! to accent the resignation of tha commission held by Captain N. A. M'Leod. Kent. -12th ?? Hassell to bo Eusfgn, rice Kidd pra- moted. ^ Lincolnshire.— Boyal North Lincoln Militia.— Lieut B Masoa to be Captain ...