... Cleator,Climb* Feb. 19, *O, March 9, theKlaok Lion, Whitehaven ; attorney, Walker, Whitehaven— H. and T.C. BARRKTT,Stnxid, Kent, com factors ; Jan. Mar«*h 9, at Guildhall ; attorney, Simmons, J.Cl’RWOOD,jiimSamplord-Peverell, Devon, si. opkeejicr; Feb ...

... linen-draper; Feb. ?»», March 16, the lnn, Newcastle-maio-Tyne ; attorney, Fortier, Newcaetle-upun-Tyoe—W. BROWN, suttou at Hone. Kent,-beep, dealer; Feb. 10, if, March lb, Guildhall, attorney, Burt, Ryerafe,- Simey—C. THOMPSON, hant; Feb. 40, ir, March 16, ...

... 90, April 2, 90, at Guildhall; attomies, A Adclpln.— T. KLVIN, Lynn, Norfolk, boot-maker; March 23, 30, April 90, Guildhall, Umen; attorney, A’Brrfcrtt, Broad-street, Golden-square. -W. R. SHE&LEY, Sunoicg-Hill, Berks, hay, coca, horsedealer ; March 23 ...

... mentioned in our first page, have to notice one at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, one at Huddersfield (B, and J. Ingham) and one at Maidstone. It has been a question among Stock-holders, whether, the quarter’s Property-tax would deducted from the dividends due at ...

... devised, lupersuade the men quietly to resume their labour. A prosecution to conviction lias lately taken place in the county Kent. Tilt lion. Charles Xoel, who resides at Itarliam Court, a member of the Established Church, has divine service pertormed in ...

... tonnes,. Chapman evens, and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queemstrm .c reel, Golden-sepiare, l*ook binder; Nov. iff IVc. :, 4( t Guildhall; attorney, Gabb, rnion-mw, Kent-road-—C* Lower-Hoa«l, Islington, tUH.rH-loth nmnufactiirer; Nor! 2, Is, Dtv.7, ...

... BLIZARD, Now Cavet.dish'or-t’ Masy-le-Uxie, npliulsleier; Jan. I, 11, Feb. e, at Guildbull: allomn' Chcveley, On-.il street, Golden-sipiate,—J. t) ...

... dangling ear-rings worth from 30 to 40 francs. carter wears an opera hat, and a halladsinger struts about in lung military boots; and blacksmith, whose features are obscured the smoke and dirt which have gathered on them for weeks, and whose clothes hang ...

... possesses freehold hr'Upt that night the northern staircase, and was tlie first estate of near acres, mansion, tic. neat Folkstone, Kent, “'■ it stairj. (I, i um , (iotely ran into tlte High-street, citlletl and two of his setvants, were brought to town, in custody ...

... first undergo ihe ordeal of the charge upon winch had been examined. FUNERAL nf the late VI KE of KENT. The functal ceremony of his laie Royal the Duke of Kent, look place on Saluidjy uiijht, al quarter before eight o’clock. was awful and impressive in the ...

... down to posterity the blackest, the brightest characters of the age ? The Jnrv were men, and they knew mankind. The Jury wore boots,'und Ibey would know tbe merits of Martin’s blacking—of that inestimable Ouid, dark as the jetty plumage of that bird whose ...

... daughter of the late James Jacobson, of Maidstone, Esq.—Theßer. Newton Smart, fouith son wf John Smart, Esq. of Trewett-House. Northumberland, to Mary Susannah, only child of Stephen Groombridge, Esq. Blacbheath, Kent.—Mr.W. Boswell, solicitor, of Shetborne ...