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... Tambeth, timber-mtier- chant-Sept. 21. J. Rose, of St. 'Michael's-alley, provision-mer- bhant-Sept. 4. S. Wise and C. Wise, of Maidstone, psper-rila- nufacturers-Sept. 23. J. Harvey, of Weymutiuth and Melcombe Rtegis, jeweller-Sept. 23. J. Ridley, late of Lancaster ...
... P~l1CS ANNULLED. -- e? Tileotal, of ljiti, stationer. * r.; Michtiael GrOcin, of Liverpool, boot and shoc *-D r BANKRUPTS. hliv.3 o S3ecn, of lastiogs, Sussex, boot and tboo g at ?? OIeved , aM d July 27, at one, a t the ltn L hMr. liell, official assignee ...
... retire from the Service, by the sale of an no-- attached eemmission. Commission In the East Kent Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent :-Capi~in Charles Henry Tyler to be Msjor, vice Brockman, deceased. Commission Ina the ...
... to afford every hope of future successe and amongst even his strongest opponents his frank and manly courtesy won for him golden opinions. The commonly received opinion is that Lord Peveasey is most probably the candidate alluded to by Mr. C. H. Frewen ...
... Keysoe, Beaicrdshire, farmerr -Jesse Hill, Westhall, Saffolk, veterinarian-Feb. 17. W. Pellatt, Maidstone, boot maker- Feb. 19. S. H. Dean, Platt's heatb, -Kent, farm labourer-Feb. a 19. 0. 8trong, Penrqth,;Camberlaudtbire, huabandmsn-Feb. 17. 3. Grew, ...
... j:wvsend, of Honiton, Devonshire,-and G. Brooke, of Whil.16, ,Devonshlre, bankers, Dec. 2C, 27, and Jan. 22, at eleyea, at thsp Golden Lion Inn, Honiton. Solicitors, Mr. C. Lvgnioore, ed.Lloss square; Holborm D' and Messrs. Flood and Co.. EMoulton. Edwards ...
... et, Bond-street, tailor. RIETERD DI3UNLL, of Liverpool, distiller and miller. ItICHARBANKRULPTS. AES vDEN. of Southampton, boot and shne-maker, June 28, JA niES st Iset yve, at the Star Inn, Gosport, Hampshire. Solld- toys Mr. Juns ilatt, 11, Newv B ...
... led to drink, from the i, Irish exhibition. The compartment above was filled with se crystal and jewelled vases and cups, golden bulb cups, and st tankards and cups elaborately carved in ivory, and enriched a- with precious stones; the national cup of ...
... William Horn, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Clarke, promoted. c Commissions signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Kent. East Kent Regiment of Mounted Rifles-Loftus Leigh I Peinberton, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Briscoe, resigned; John Bridge, Gent. ...
... by the Royal Artillery band, to the Arsenal station of the North Kent Railway, and proceeded thence to London, en route to Portsmouth, where they are to em- bark for M4aIta. The' East Kent Militia arrived at the garri. son at Woolwich in September last ...
... Lord-Lieutenant of the County of i Kent. Sir James Robert Carmichael, Bart., to be Deputy Lieu- Fi tenant. hr Edward Ladd Betts, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant. Ci William Lee Esq., M.P., to be Deputy Lieutenant. de East kent Regiment of Militia-Frederick George ...
... table-manufactureir 3bla H. T. Sturley, late of Aylshanh , Norfolk, linen-draper W. W. Edwards, of Fleer-street, boot-maker E. Coutigharn, of BaIley, Kent, stirgeon G. H. Stevens, of Lime-Regis, Dorsetshire, lime- birner . . . . . ' M. W. Becher, late of Burwood ...