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... several spinning mills in the neighbourhood of town which working time have their hours labour few ago the hostess of the Golden Lion Inn at Chester crossing the stable-vard horse made up to her and one her Rev Dashwood to the rectory of Thoin-age Norfolk— ...
... Forrest 87 Al dersgate-Street London To Millers Timber and Coal Merchants Wharfingers SfC POWERFUL WATER MILLS At CRAYFORD KENT AUCTION By Mr FORREST Term of Fifteen Garmway’s ’Change Alley Cornhill LONDON in One Lot 25’h of July Twelve o'clock extensive ...
... Fxhi- until June it will I last vi-1 of - - --t 'a' this he pril1’1 !- Shilling him I ) m arl Itni turcil 1- 50 nc-street KENT tFSIVE PREMISES in the of city Solicitors 29 'iune-'nl- £-’hh) £1500 j£'oo vcral 2000 j£15GO and i Securities !-Ln Mr TC AND ...
... Fran-rombe stealing an Mr James Coombcs the Juilgc informed him his and possibly hi spared— frt man from his master Mr John boot St-lwood 2'b leather sentenced imprisonment nnd labour in House of was convicted 4lh weight ) the Mr John master of Smith fll ...
... of Notts Eleanor dauof Sir W Bridges perk Kent— W Martin Ksq of castle Kcntandof nriiry to Mann only dau of Earl Cornwallis— Hon Major John brother to to Elizabeth youngest dau of late Edward Homes of Maidstone— At Island Mr Anderson While their (traces ...
... on horned cattle realized lt fair— ptililicans Winchester have their ale from iia per Cation Tlie gaining rapidly on the of Kent tin- re-i-t cliffs must to South Wales is high on it very warning : this ul is Sktrrttiiiim— At village mile Taunton girl ...
... coming-mill, which belonged to Messrs. Pigou and Wilks, situated in the parish of ilmmg- I ton, Kent.” An Illustrated copy of Mackin’s Bible is exhibiting at No. 22, Golden Square, with a view to its being disposed of by a kind of raffle ; the subscribers not ...
... overheard J. Baines and T. Boot, who happened to be near the front of the gardener's house ; they immediately leaped the fence, and proceeded to Roger's assistance; the thieves hearing the tinkling of some bells which Boot had about him, took to their ...
... coffee i. about HO.IARJ- {S.'SS£. ...
... fru/natches of barlev and oats in low situations, the whole I case sausages ;W. Terrell and Sons, 31 casks skins ,M.J. I. Wheat, Kent & Essex 70s | Peas, Boiler* - . Whose office ’twas to tend the hearth, arrived. A deputation of the Ange j| and are 'staying* ...
... DIVIDENDS Jan. 8, Brine, Hart-street, Crutchedfriars, wine-mar. chant—Jan. 3, J. Steer, Maidstone, tallow-chandler—Jan. 8, C. S. Clark, Rosemary-lane, licensed victualler—Jan. 8, E. Thomas, Aldermanbury, tailor—Jan. 9, G. Jemmett and C. Scholcs. Long-acre ...
... Arnold, of the same place. May 3, at Kedcliff church, in this city, Mr. Henry Doll mead, Agnes, daughter of Mr. Fox, of the Boot lon, Thornford. May 3, at Congreshury, the Rev. Joseph Haythorne. Mr John Lukins, eldest son of Mr. Joseph Lukins, mason, Yatton ...