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... DEC. 8.) INSOLVENTS. Joseuh Yrieovti and Charles Williams, Little Britain, drvsalters BANKRUPTS. Richard Hollingdale, Strood, Kent, grocer, to surrender Dec. 16. Attorney. Mr. Dods, Northumberlaud-street, Strand. Joim Wright, Slavelev, Derbyshire, brush ...
... Downs Kents and Half-breds Welsh Polled lolled Lair.Lr ss. 2s. ' 7s. Os, Od. to fis. er«b 6d. 7s. dd. od. 3s. Ou. Od. 9s. Ud. Cd. os. (d. la. Bd. to la. lOd. ls. Bd. la. lOd. ls. Id. Ig. Bd, FLEECE WOOLS, N. and 8. Down Hoggets Half-bred ditto Kent - The ...
... PROVINCIAL. We understand the Conservatives of West Kent have it in contemplation to give dinner to their spirited and talented member, Sir William Geary, Bart. It is expected to take place at Maidstone, in the magnificent market-room, which has been recently ...
... ire, ink-man- ufacturer. William Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden-square victualler. Pierre Marie Augusta Rougier, Wood-street, Spital- fields, silk-manufacturer. William Pett, Bridge, Kent, carpenter. George Lush, Brist >l, provision-inerchaut. Edward ...
... further particulars. Mr. Green aud his companion effected a safe landing near Maidstone, and arrived at the Tiger's Head, at Lee-green, yesterday morning, by the Maidstone coach, and saw the body of Mr. Cocking : he appeared to be very much affected. ...
... Victoria. — The young Queen is ' winning golden opinions of all sorts of men' by her affability, the grace of her manners, and her prettiness. She is exces- sively like the Brunswicks, and not at all like the Duchess of Kent, or the Cobourgs. So much the more ...
... Going, of Tberliff, Most savagely mur- Tipperary. dered close to his own house on his return from Thurles. Rev. J. Whitty, Golden, in When returning from diocese of Cashel. visiting the sick bed of one of his parishioners, most savagely murdered ; his ...
... might with advantage study to imitate tbem. Anecdote of Her Majesty. — On Wednesday last, while her majesty and the Duchess of Kent, attended by the royal suite, were returning on horseback towards Windsor from Coin-brook, a heavy shower of rain came on just ...
... ♦ We have no news of importance from Canada. Lord Maidstone's motion in the House of Com- mons with reference to certain language used by Mr. O'Connell sit -the Crown and Anchor—the vote of the House condemnatory of that learned extortioner's polite libel—its ...
... a broad-brimmed hat in its proper place, a snowy apron girt about his loins, and an enormous pair of legs deposited in top boots, was Thomas Toppleman himself, the far-famed host of tbe Spread Eagle. On either side of the entrance two spacious bow-windows ...
... 1592, but not printed till the year 1694. Leaving Boscum the Archbishop removed him to, the. Parsonage of Bishop* Bourne, in Kent, three nylea from. Canterbury, where he continued for the re- mainder of i.ts life. With the cirrutrnt mces that occasioned ...
... Oxen. Swine. Sheep. Fowls. Sheriff of Gloucester GO 102 60 3,000 Bucks and Bedfoid 40 66 40 2.100 Oxford 40 67 40 2,100 »- Kent 40 67 40 2,100 Surrey aud Sussex. 40 67 40 2,000 Warwick, Leicester 60 98 40 3,000 Somerset & Dorset. 100 179 110 5,000 Essex ...