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... Tunb-idge, Pembury, Lamberhurst, Fran May field, in the counties of awd Susser WILL BE SOLD BY AUC By M2. HART, At the Camden Arms Inn, Pembury, 01 vemper 16, 1833, at four o’Clock, in Catalogues may be had of Mr. Rover, Bay Harr, Tunbridge Wells; and of ...
... off the arm of Morrison, head keeper to Mr. Monckton, member for West Staffordshire, Morrison identificd Jones and the lurcher dog the gang had with them. This dog being set loose in court ran with delight to Jones. The poachers were well armed, and directly ...
... and Carpi. Lockyer. 2. Drill for the Companies on Wednesday, with rifle. , and tide arms, at 7.30 p.m. 3. Trill for the fires squad of reeraits, with rifiee side arms, from $lO to 0.11 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday; drill for the iiessind squad on Tuesday ...
... Elell SAMPSON SAMUEL LLOYD. Roe. WALTICR R ANDOLPH FARQUHAR, CH ARLES TRYINGHAM PRAILD, Esq. ! RUE *RD 11ROME HOARE, Kite, NP. JOHN CH ARLES SALT, Slii J AFFRAY, BART. RICH ARO V ASSAR VASAAR-SMITH,Seq. JOSSPH SCHAVEN KR KSI6P, GROSGS DUNBAR WHATMAN, Hog ...
... ADAMU.-On the June, »t Mount Ephnim. Tunbridge Wells, aged 88, Anna Maria, youngest daughter of John Adams, late of Peterwell, in the county of Cardigan, Esq. Allard.—On the 9th June, at *»t. Peter’s street, Maidstone, Mary Ann Allard, aged years. BARKKH ...
... Leather Gauntlet Gloms. from 7* Id. to lb. Gd. psr pair. =OO all wool Orm Arms Socks. fic 1101 pair. 2000 New Arm, Flannel Shirts in and natural CO;OP lb. 6d. and Ilr 64 ..eh 1000 Cardigan iseke4a. from Get ethers front Is lid. 500 Pairs Khaki from ed, to pairs ...
... STEALING CORN* SACKS. James Hobbs. John Golden, o/l'i.* John Whire. and James Packnell. alias James White, were severally charged with stealing 19 corn sacks, the property Henry Ashbee. Ospringe. on the 30th June. Mr. Francis was for the prosecution. ...
... this certain remedy and the chilblains BAD'S FAMILY very speedily heal for all ill- orbutie Eruptions. les, I LORD CARDIGAN & Thic El The John Bul! has pub! Lord (¢ an, founded upon cumstar of which are briefi since the hon. Gerard No an is colol of which ...
... Khaki Troueers from 5s lid; Heavy Railway Havers, 7. 6d ditto, long, 12e. 6d ; Blue and Khaki Great Coats from 12.• 6d .• Cardigan Jackets, ge. lid., 4. lid.; 360 Woollen Shirts and Pants, good, I. ; 24 only Tweed C.cats and Vesta, 14s. • kd. ; Polio* ...
... Catholic Question on Tuesday night :—Against Mr. Grattan 's motion —Sir Samuel Egerton 13rydges, George SimsOn, Esq. Sir John Jackson, Sir T. I. Thompson, Sir J. S. Yorke, and Wm. Mitford, ,Esq.—For the motion I John Calcraft and Joseph Marryat, Esqrs. Edward ...
... AMERICA. The Royal Mail steam-ship Africa armed at Li S l ru«lâw «n the Senate mtd the House nf ReoresenUtives bad ended the adoption of the Bill without the Kansas proviso. ThV ne« from Kansas is still threatening and nerolexine The partisans of ...
... WAB-OFFICG, Feb. 10. 10th Regiment of Light —MiOor John Wilkie, be lient.-001-. by parchwe, rice Tritton, who retiree; Cept. Lord George Augustus Beeuclerk, to by purchase, rice Wilkie; Lieut. John Walrond Clarke, to be capt., purchase, ▼ice Beauclerk; ...