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... near Sittlngbourne, Kent, on the high road from London to Dover, ut the Junction the Maidstone, Canterbury, Chatham, and Sheernest roads, about two miles from Slttlngbourne, eight from Rochester ami Chatham, eight from Maidstone, eight from Sbeerness ...
... a few doors of the Bricklayers’ Arms, Old Kent-road, an EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE, with Shop, back Garden, and Out-houses—little need be said, as the above House stands just in the marketing-place, and has been a Boot ami Shoe-shop for the last 27 years. For ...
... Ironmonger and coach-plater. Buchanan, William, late of No. «, Golden-square, Middlesex, agent for the sale of pictures. Baynham, Thomas, late of Albany street. Regent's Park, gentleman’s servant and boot and shoemaker. Bassett, Joseph, late of Atherstone, Wa ...
... bosinesa. At Maidstone, May Si—James Hector Mackenzie Robertson, Sbeerneas, Kent, lieutenant in the navy—George Butler, Sydenham, Kent, out of business—William Wells, Maidstone, Kent, carpenter—John Potter Larklng.Wcet Mailing, ...
... the SINKING ad BORING for WATER, at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, inning heath, near Maidstone, may see the plan and specification 1 the work, by applying at the Office of Mr. Whichcord, County wveyor, .Maidstone, or of Mr. Clark, Artesian-well Engineer ...
... currier 3 12 K. Newcomb, Brentwood, Essex, corn-dealer 3 K. J. Brazier, Chancery-lane, boot and shoemaker 3 10 R. Morns, Kegent-street, auctioneer 3 J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer * lo i rett un *» Bedfordshire, dealer 312 Brett, sen., Luton, Bedfordshire ...
... MiiUm-uexbGravesmd, beershop-keeper, Aug. 7. At Exeter.—William Hamlin, Exeter, furniture broker, Aug. 11. At Maidstone.—John Weale, Maidstone, boot-maker’s assistant, Ang. B—George Broad, sen.. New Brompton, Chatham, baker, Aug. 8. At Brentwood.—John Brindley ...
... Oroige, Faro borough ; Star, Maidstone ; George, Wrotham; Principal lons at Lewosand Battle ; Richmond Arms, Brighton; Nelson, Worthing Tyger, Foot’* Cray ; Tyger, Lee Green; New Cross Inn, Deptford ; Bricklayers’ Arms, Kent-road; Garraway’s; and of the ...
... old-established bouse, the SWAN COMMERCIAL INN, occupying first-rate situation in the llign- Street of the Town of Maidstone, in Kent, surrounded by the pnnc S bu-irS, .rtablishments, the Kentish Bank. Fire-office, Town and Borough Sessions-house, and ...
... St. Austell, Cornwall, business or occupation. Sept. 11. At Maidstone.-Samuel Brittcr, Bexley, Kent, beer-shop-keeper, Sept. 6. At Sevonoaks.—Richard Kecys, Seven oaks, and Sh >reham, Kent, butcher. Sept. 10. . At Newport—Thomas Proet, Newport, Monroe ...
... 10th InsU, St. Peter's Church, Maidstone, by the Bev, Thomas Sikes, rector of Cherening, Kent, lather of the bride* groom, by the Be?. W. mu, M. 4., incumbent of St, Peter's, the Be?. Tbomae burr Sikes, curate of Hnnton, Kent, to Frances Henrietta, eldest ...
... Leonard s-on-Sea, horse dealer. Wulter W. Stables, Worthing, Sussex, out of businesa. William Cock, Maidstone, stationer. Henry Mercer, Folkestone, Kent, livery stable manager. John J. Sibley, Bunting ford, Hertfordshire, auctioneer. Donald W. Fraser, ...