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... Westmorland Farmer, intend to meet on Thursday, the twenty-second day of January instant, at the house of Mr. William Huck, the Golden Lion Inn, in Kendal, in the said Coo n , ' ty, for the purpose of making a dividend of the Est ate o and Effects of the said ...
... say nothing of him, but invent a story respecting his friend Lord Thanet They say that Lord T's interest in Kent was used to incite a Maidstone mob in May, 1816, to attack the supporters of the address on the Princess Charlotte's marriage and that they ...
... correct judgement in an infant. The omitted to be ganual, hat it is not without tea child nine year* old is at present in Ken't is, by his progress in mathematics, united rea- Oct.. Thomas Gashing is the son of an indusingenious journeyman shoemaker, ...
... servants in husbandry to Mr. Stevenson, jun., of Cobham, Kent, have been convicted before the Bench of Magistrates at Rochester, sentenced to three months imprisonment and hard labor in Maidstone gaol, for having stolen from a barn in his occupation at ...
... young gentleasaa of independent kolas, •In possesses a factiolil estate of nearly 200 saes, Iranian, &e., near Foilt.tone, iii Kent, and Iwo f hill were brought to town, in custody H .n, an officer assistants. The against the• prisoners is one of rather an ...
... LATE SIR JOSEPH BANKS. c' was in the year his WilS k° ' :t ' ecember ' 743. he married Dorothea, daughter o T of Provender, in Kent, r f Lady hnatchbull, by K, S»i 1 J issue. iien it was determined to send Captain Book his first voyage discovery round Keolobe ...
... TRIAL of NESBETT for MURDER OF Mr. PARKER and his HOUSEKEEPER. ' • KENT Maidstone, July 28.—At eight o'clock this ing Mr. Baron Wood took his seat, and t prisoner, James Nesbett, was immediately p the bar and pleaded not guilty. Isabella Johnston.-—On ...
... there was numerous field of horsemen, and the sport of the day w as excellent. The Gentlemen of the Hunt Club dined at the Golden Lion, where every rarity the season affords was provided, and in the course the evening John Ponsonbv, Esq. moved that the ...
... and Tuesday's gazette.] • temple, London, wine and Brandy merchant, i. Elliot and S. Haslock, Northampton, boot and shoe maker. J. Cranbrook, Kent, currier. aSs ' Essex, surgeon and apothecary. F. *Vn;itley, l'atcon.b, Somersetshire, shopkeeper. It. arner ...
... , to those who see the golden harvests which must arise from a Metallic Currency only, from Free Trade, and from the repeal the Corn Laws; yet we can only compare them to the fool in the fatle, who dissatisfied with the golden egg laid daily by the goose ...
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