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... roaches, she was placed in fhaise cart in the custody of Farmer, and conveyed the Lion and Lamb at Lewisham, to meet !he Maidstone coach. On her arrival there, scene look pi ic» that baffles description—the meeting of her family, mother and six brothers ...
... in Kent, viz.;— In the Parish of BrenchUy, A FARM AT CRITTENDEN, near Matfield, late in tho occupation of Thomas Daniel, containing 57 acres, with a bouse, cottage, and other buildings, about eight miles from Tunbridge and twelve from Maidstone. In the ...
... Auctioneers, at their Offices, Aylesford and Maidstone. SALE THIS DAY. TO SOLD BY AUCTION. BY CHARLES LARKIN, On Tuesday, the 18th day December instant, at 12 o’clock at Noon, at the GOLDEN LION INN ...
... with cargo of corpses.” DIURNAL NOTICES. j Lon! | OBSERVATMNS] 3 Clock I2ni. 33>. fast W. 8 32 3 Duke of Sussex bora (1773) Kent County Court Moan sets 30iu. p. 9, aft. King George 4 Accession (1820) Sal. 80 4 37 5 57 1l ,r ''* San ritegSlm. p, 7 5 30 ...
... of Sf'oor/, in the county of Kent, who died ohout the day of June, JK2B, are requested to send full pnrticnlara of such claims, if Letter, post paid, or before Thursday, »f Fbbruart next, Mr. Thomas Auctioneer, Maidstone, in order tbnt a statpinent of ...
... Justice Gazelee and Mr. Serjeant Bjsanquet. MAIDSTONE SAVINGS* BANK. Tlie Sevenih Annual Meeting of cheTnisleea and Managers of the Maidstone Savings’ Bank was held on the January, at the Town Hall, Maidstone: Col Sir John Browne, in the Chair. The following ...
... BENCH, Westmiw6Tbr, Fkb. I. RE\ V. JUSTICES OF KENT. lu this case Mr. Campbell had obtained rule to shew cause why certiorari should not be issued to quash an order which had been made Justices of the Cuuuty Kent. The Attorney General now showed causeagaintt ...
... eonni? of Kent, who died or abont the Soth dav of June, 1.&8, are requested to send foil Particular* of such Claim, if by «. letter, post paid, on or before THuaauAY, the 18th Fe- *9 varv next, to Mr. Thomas Homewood, Auctioneer, Maidstone, in order that ...
... be*» aonuunce to the Nobililj Gentry, ■JLlnbaUttOils genersl of MAIDSTONE and iH&fci Jy, o(nt /e baa commenced Business TEA DEALER, AND GHRESEMONGEB, r>PPOSITK Til® INN, fVEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. In making this announcement, M, D, begs to sollcil the publ ...
... conMitutionnl, •• nhle, niid.o impartial manner, lo “win golden opimon. from nil men”) immediately complied with the Requisition, and convened Meeting of the Gonnty to be holde* »t Heath, Hear Maidstone, Friday last. . The morning was delightfully fine, end ...
... H. B. IMMRDIATB DIRECT FROM MAIDSTONE THE GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING CROSS. Bs. Inside—ss. Out. i BEFORE 9 O’CLOCK. the Sobit.ty, Gentry, amt Inhabitants Maidstone, and its Vicinity. THOMAS most respectfully to offer his sincere thanks his Friends, fur the ...
... e of James Kiddy, Ro\lierl»iil»e, in Surry, and within 6?e hundred yards the boundary of the county of Kent, and sionling a pair of half boots, pair of ithoes, and a jar of presorted noosebernea, the property of the said James Kiddy, and eight fowls ...