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... (he King who threatened to send one of his jack-boots govern the Senate, might be realized. Now it appeared, that whether the King sent his jack-boot, or whether even the jack-boot was the King’s jack-boot, or that of another, the Minister, whoever he was ...
... living at a distance, by W. Bri(low,L*| g .-n Messrs. Ethchngtons, Chatham and Rothefter; Ja* end; Clout, Sevenoaks; Walker, Maidstone; j,r,i, tingbournj Creed, Fxrersham ; Wife, Tonbridge > Sheernefs; Burgefs, : Cocking, dem, Deal j Neal, Dover; Purday, l ...
... Church-yard, Mr. Goldfinch, druggist, Canterbury ; Messrs. Thornton and Moans, and Mr. Roberts, Ashford; Mr. Laud, druggist, Maidstone; Mr. Dixon, bookseller, Rochester; Mr. Dadd, Gravesend ; Mr. Kfimmond, Dan ford; Mr. Bettison’s, and Mr. Garner's libraries ...
... Manning to be major, vice RceJ, resigned. Lieutenant Jeremiah Olive to captain, vice Manning, promoted, Commission in the East Kent Militia; signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated June 30, 1301. John Francis Page, gent, to be ensign. LONDON. The Convention ...
... assortment of black and white laces, veils; larc cloaks, together with every other article in the linen-trade. ' / GRAVESEND, KENT. E igihte Freehold Laud for Buildings, Thirty-four Freehold Houses, situate in the High-street, Queen-street, West-street, ...
... Kingsdown, near Sittingbourne, in an advanced age, Mrs. Divers, lire former place. l ast week died in Maidstone, Page, esq. aged 85, many years the West Kent Militia. On Sunday morning died Mr. Richard Cooke, Herne parsonage. On Monday last died, Mr. Blue ...
... THOMAS STARR, Clerk. Talaublc Freehold Hanses, tilth the Land-tax redeemed, at Maidstone', in Kent. To be SOLD bv U C T I O N, By Mr. BATTEJJ, AT the Star Inn, Maidstone, on Thursday the 2*thday of June, twelve o’clock, unless in the mean time disposed ...
... tolerable atiec .ire lull oi vermin, -and honeyed.* Beef. Its. Hs. per score.*-Mutton, 1«. to 41. per stone. rit tlu’ Annual Kent Wool Fair, which was held Ashford on. .Monday last, the prize of ten uuitieas was adjmlued (o Air. Robert W'iiilnall, of Milton ...
... box Orange Peas per too Fraunics’t flrengtbcning Udirs Court Plaiiler o Fl' x 'r j , codSrey’a Coidial Stoughton’s ftomathic Golden Plain Spirits Eba'r ill of Scutvv.Grafs t,l Frial’s Bslfam Moßnck's Purging Belton’s Britilh Oil « Cephalic Snuß a Dalli.ngSpirlts ...
... cabinet, and uplio'stcry mimifactory. High-street, Maidstone. The Books trill cln.e a few days previous to the commencement of the general Drmeing, orders for which are daily expected. The drawings in West Kent have already commenced. MILITIA SOCIETY. INSURANCE ...
... Powder Blacking, price l.t. Gives to boots and (hoes a luftre highly fuperior and black, incomparably richer than any yet invented, preferves the leather, and does not foil the fingers or (lockings. Ingram's Boot Top Restorer, Is. At once clcanfes and ...
... undertaking. , ~ Ufniwds One Thousand Men Will he wanted fill up tie vacancies and proposed augmentation the EAST AND WEST KENT REGIMENTS. Although Substitutes will no doubt procured lore prices than during the war, yet the hazard the must necessarily ...