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... Brought on. No. Curtainroad. Leonard. .Middlesex, bard ware man. Michael Hants, linen-draper. Stacey and Charles Wise, Maidstone, Kent, per-manufacturer*. Thomas Park, I brook. London, merchant. Francis York, card-maker. Wm Angel Conrt, Throginorl -street ...
... Borough Buckingham—The Hon. Hugh commonly railed Lord J. 8. Turner, Norwich, limber-merchant. J. King. IwabrMge. Kent, carpenter. K. W. Cabor, Golden-square, plumber. J. Earl* and VV. Lyon. Old 'Change, and VVlgan, Lancaster, warehousemen. J. Stackard, Wli ...
... John VidkeVy, officer belonging to Bow-street Office, searched the prisoner, and in taking off his boots, ring dropped either out of one of bis boots, or his pantaloons. He said, found it'in a bundle in grounds at Greenwich. This was also proved to be ...
... THE DURHAM COUNTY ADVERTISER, &c. Rnlke!ey, Lords Boot on, Amherst, Ardm, Graves, Longford, Beresford, Rivers, Grenvtlle, Henley, and Hill. these severally entered the chapel. the van of the procession moved forwards Into tlie choir, the Windsor Pages ...
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... . J. I). Beaumont, Maidstone, Kent, upholsterer and ironmonger. Wild, Sheffield, merchant and cutler. J. Clark, Commercial-road, Middlesex, shipowner. I!, liicket, 159, Shoreditch, Middlesex, grocer. Winch, sen. Ilandleburst, Kent, farmer. ...
... Single ditto —s —* I Edam Small 4'* Cheshire 60s j Edam I~trge -- 4' l .- !.»» PRICE HOPS, cwt. BAGS. POCKETS. Kent os. to os. aOf o*. Kent 111. Is. to 131. os. IV. 01. Us. to 01. os. a os. Sussex 1 11. os. to 12). 12s. 11. Essex 01. Qs. to 01. Os. a ...
... price. Maidstone, March 18.—There has been some little enquiry this week for few Ho)ia, and we rather anticipate a liulc revival in the ile: the accounts c-Ttainly extend ofthe bad state of the stock many grounds, but more p-ir- Cculurly the Golden Hop, ...
... lived with for 9 years, at Maidstone. worked then as a lime-burner, and having received an injury in one of his hands, left that work, and latterly sold fruit and fish about the country; that at present Jived with a woman Kent-strect; that had bought the ...
... defrauded Messrs Kent and Avery, respectable silversmiths Bond-street, of certain property, by certain Bills of Exchange, which they well knew at the time were only much waste paper. In the month of Sep4eml>cr, 1823, called tins shop of Messrs Kent and Avery ...
... and Traveler, June 16. '‘ • * * slave trade poo? prcMtpfrs, to llie glory of the French dag, boats KngUsh-frigate,, the Maidstone, fkiarffed, ill 11 days of June, >B2*, than ten Prencfi vessels, at ti single spot U)hiii coast of Africa, tho nieasurernent ...
... foot marched on Monday week, from Westminister for Tynemouth; and detachment of the 97th regiment for Sunderland. The East Kent Militia assembled here Thursday last, for days training. Amongt the officers we observe the Earl of Brecknock, and wc are happy ...