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... his 8!d year. a• Ch,..- field Court Lodge, Kent, George Morland, Esq of .1 phi S:rutt, Lag of l'etiing place,Lases—hi es. bms•t! wife of the Rev. Voriek Stnythies, reb.r of St. Mart :11 ., tr.—At Maidstone, Mrs. Phoebe Pretnis, sister at Peewit, F.l ...
... N. F , auto to the Duke of Cambridge—Rich. Best, sq. of Mereworth, Kent, to 1 larriet Read, second daughter of the late Lieut.-Colonel Alex. Read, of the Madras establishment- 1 . Boots, l'sq. of Plymouth, to Mrs. Detisbarti. widow of R. Den. sham, Esq ...
... coming-mill, which belonged to Messrs. Pigou and Wilks, situated in the parish of ilmmg- I ton, Kent.” An Illustrated copy of Mackin’s Bible is exhibiting at No. 22, Golden Square, with a view to its being disposed of by a kind of raffle ; the subscribers not ...
... overheard J. Baines and T. Boot, who happened to be near the front of the gardener's house ; they immediately leaped the fence, and proceeded to Roger's assistance; the thieves hearing the tinkling of some bells which Boot had about him, took to their ...
... coffee i. about HO.IARJ- {S.'SS£. ...
... fru/natches of barlev and oats in low situations, the whole I case sausages ;W. Terrell and Sons, 31 casks skins ,M.J. I. Wheat, Kent & Essex 70s | Peas, Boiler* - . Whose office ’twas to tend the hearth, arrived. A deputation of the Ange j| and are 'staying* ...
... DIVIDENDS Jan. 8, Brine, Hart-street, Crutchedfriars, wine-mar. chant—Jan. 3, J. Steer, Maidstone, tallow-chandler—Jan. 8, C. S. Clark, Rosemary-lane, licensed victualler—Jan. 8, E. Thomas, Aldermanbury, tailor—Jan. 9, G. Jemmett and C. Scholcs. Long-acre ...
... Arnold, of the same place. May 3, at Kedcliff church, in this city, Mr. Henry Doll mead, Agnes, daughter of Mr. Fox, of the Boot lon, Thornford. May 3, at Congreshury, the Rev. Joseph Haythorne. Mr John Lukins, eldest son of Mr. Joseph Lukins, mason, Yatton ...
... for commercial house in London. went to bed apparently in good spirits, desiring to be called early in the morning. When the boots” entered his room lie had nearly breathed his last. His shirt sleeves were carefully tucked up round his arms, and it appeared ...
... search, he discovered three pair of new hi re9p ectable Establishment at Stourbridge, pattens in the coal-hole, and pair of boots Marshall was ob- dUcontinuing the Business on account of the demise ot the served to throw out of the window. The prisoners ...
... the murderer, proceeded to Maidstone for the purpose of identifying the prisoner. Notwithstanding the unseasonable hour (4 o’clock), the prison-T, along with two or three other inmates of the gaol, must resembling the description of (Jood, were placed ...
... There is not the least alteration in the market. Pockets (perewt.) j Pockets (per cwt.) s- s. j East Kent Ui)»SI« 13.» J Farabams liiaa2lv Mid Kent (bags), 14U to )70. NEWGATE MARKET, Mo.ndav, April *• - •• -1 ». a. ». 2 2to Prime small ditto 2 2 » | ...