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... Duke'a-nlm-e. Alibw. . I rietnaUcr ; Jan. is. Fab. I, *#, llaaioghall street; Wmi..! '*' and Hock, Lotbbnrr. '' Ctaaa, Northampton, boot and mauulaeiurar IS. Fab. St, BasingtiaU solicitor*. Carter and („r~' Msyor's Com Oftce. Patras Mautar, Banuimdeer street, ...
... shew a very weak bine; and the continued easterly winds are any thing but favourable to the plant. '1 he has also appeared. Maidstone. —Accounts from the plantations speak of the appearance of a considerable quantity and the cold nights that have of late ...
... / KENT HOPS. X BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. PAR AD ICE, At his Public Sale Rooms. 26, SMALL STREET, near the Exchange, on THUUSiJAY NEXT, the 4th June, SIXTY POCKETS of PRIME KENT HUPS, comprising Pockets the growth of 1H27. ditto of IS2B. The whole will ...
... Scarcely any thing is doing in our market, and prices are rather lower.—//oroagA, 27.—The accounts from Kent state that on the high grounds round Maidstone, there is a slight improvement, while the low grounds remain equally bad. 'Hie backward bines appear ...
... At the Maidstone Assizes, ('.corpc Emery was indicted for stealing a brown mare, the property Mr. Evendeo, at Wrotham, and was sentenced be transported for life. The trial of Lambourn, for the murder of his wife, is deferred until the next Kent Assizes ...
... daughter James Madgwiek, merchant, of Newfoundland.—May 11, at Swansea, the Rep. Shadrach Davies, to Mrs. I’m nr? Moses, the Golden Lion Inn, in that town. This the bride’s ti/fh appearance at the hymeneal altar thrice within the last four years', and is ...
... \VearebHpg>y state, that letters from Kent are m ...
... stone-merchants.—Feb. 16.. J. g. lade, Maidstone, corn-factor; J. G. Bebb, Oxford, raaltater; W. aad J. Quinton, Baaford, Nottinghamshire, timber-merebants; J. Lee, jun., Nottingham, joiner Feb. 16 G. Sporle, laswkb, boot-maker; J. Clarke, Denton, Norfolk ...
... BoroughbrWge Whitmore. T, Brrdgenorth Williams. t». Great Marlow Williams. P, ditto Williams. R. Dorchester Winchester, 11, Maidstone Wort ley. C s, Worehester. Marquis of. Monmouth Wyndham. W. New Saturn Wynn. VV Montgomeryshire Yurke. Sir J S, * MINOUITV ...
... Aldgale, and formerly of Fetter-lane, jeweller; March I, April solicitor. Clark, St. 'Swithin's-lane. William Jackson, .Maidstone, Kent, jeweller and hard wareman March I, April solicitor, I.ackinglon, Copt hall-building*. Joseph the younger. All Smut*, ...
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... W. Newman, Esqrs. Maiia Gane was charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of Emma Chaffer. The prisoner went into the shop the prosecutrix, and whilst’bargaining for some boots, secreted a pair under a cloak. Committed for trial. A youth of ...