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... Sussex, balcr. Solonson Zagury, of Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, Mid'ddlesex, merchant. Richard Phipli, of Maidstone. Kent, linen-draper. Jnh11 Pitt, late *f Colemau-strcet, London, auctiolleer. ?? Holmes, of Bull Iiead-coulrt, Newgate-street ...
... pair of boots, the property of John Knight.—The prosecutor is a bootmaker, carrying on business in Commercial-road, and on Wednesday last he missed the boots in question from the shop door. The same evening the prisoners attempted to pledge the boots at the ...
... Rector of Croft, York. f Rev. S. B. Lobb to be Rector of Kenardington, Kent.. . Rev. T. Martyn to be Rector of lulgershall, Bucks. ' Rev. T. Moore, Vicar of Holy Trinity Chureh, Maidstone, to be I Chaplain to the Troupe at Mal stone. Rev. P. H. Monypenny ...
... 3d-Barley, 46s. 5d'-Oats, 28s. Id.---Beans, 53s.6d.-Pes, 54s. Ild.-Oatneal, 50s. 4d , ' : i BANKRUPTS * John Gameon, Wateringsbury, Kent, innkeeper & ttnner NatbanielButcher, Windmillat. Finsbssr} sqare' butcher AardnLard, Minories, Middksex, saberd saer Ann ...
... chant Ysetwus, William, Tonbridge, Kent, cabinet-maker and builder SruAiELL, Walter, late of Old Brentford, boot and shoemaker KISR, Henry, late of 14, Pertland-ierrace, St. John's Wood Souer, Francis William, Maidstone, beer-seller WAIZO8T, William, New ...
... 7Wales. Wheat 67 S d Blaz ey azs sdipa .TSs ' .Rye 4$ts Iod . Oatse ?? 6&i Peaf . fops by the Bag. , by, t . :.Kent 61. sos. to 81. 45. Kent r7.S. 75. jf.t.ol, 7' Sullex 6i. ICS. to 71. 1os. SufIcA *s71. os. t~olA~* EH: E.fex 61. os. to 71. los. Farnh ...
... Polet Cor Saturday, John Henry Pride, shop boy to Mr. Van Vitboot~maker, Sherrard~street, Golden-square, and W. Ellen, charged with robbing him of four pair of boots-Pride, wh.ose duty it was to lack up shop, took his master the key Friday night, saying ...
... Bateman; 2, Mr. Hutt, Thrupp. Golden Pencilled Hamburghs-I, Mr. Henry Piper, Oxford; 2, Mr. H. Piper (but as the exhibitors are allowed to take but one prize in a class the second prize was given to Mr. Heath.) Golden Spangled-Two entries, but not worthy ...
... is dull at droophig prices. KENT AND SussEx.-The accounts from Kent and Sussex of the condition of the hops, from the Maidetone Gazette of Tuesday, present almost universally a considerably improving character. From Maidstone and Canterbury it is reported ...
... Queen-her Majesty expresses a great wvish to have Bnck~ingham House for her Palace-de- sires that the servants of the late Duke Of Kent, or those in service of Prince Leopold, may he employed fior her in preference to any others-in the event oif the refusal of ...
... 445 od Beans 44s 7i1 ple Rye 45S 2d Oats 233 4d I Peafe 44s 3d of Kntops by the Ba g. Hops by the Pocket. en- Kent 41. sos. to 51. I 51. 1 Kent 31. 1os. to 51. Os. Sing u Frx 41- Ss-to 51- Ss ?? 31. sos. to 41. 15S. ie Farh 51. 5S. to 81. EfI Efes 31. aOS ...
... than other peopl?- 2W Why blecaLus. yen k'now, he can heat time. Ahal I :ZMA KING ALLOWANCES.-Party, having his 'boots cleaned : You clean boots better than your mate.- t he Shoeblark: 'Well. you see,he's only been atitenopear! s &ss CURIOUS OLD CON.-Supposing ...