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... for 12 months. RYE. Pooh LAWS.---Yhe successful assault made by Mr Mt P. for East Sussex, upon the New Poor-law has him golden opinions from all sorts of men, in this It is certain that the iron rule of Somerset House cal much longer. This country ...
... the sudden death of George Stringer, Eaq. of Archer's Court, one of Her Majesty's .Justices of the Peace for the county of Kent, an Alderman of the borough of Dover, Captain of Moat's Bulwark, and one of the Commissioners of the court of Loadinanase. ...
... found a great variety of Ready-made Clothes, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c. &c. N. B. Funerals furnished.—Good Palls, YALDING, KENT : Distant from London 33 miles, from Gravesend 17, Chatham 14, Maidstone 6, and Tunbridge 8 miles. IMPORTANT SALE OF OAK TIMBER ...
... KENTISH HOP INTELLIGENCE. MAIDSTONE.—The frosty cold nights of the last week have generally made the bines look yellow and unkindly, the best grounds, however, having, as might have been expected, suffered,least. The number of flies has increased; as ...
... Mailing, Mr. A. Hawkins, formerly a horse Maidstone, aged 48. March 8, at Rochester, at an advanced age, Mrs. West, wid° late West, Esq. March 5, at Maidstone, Mrs. Phipps, aged 79. March 5, Mr. S. Woollett, of Maidstone, aged 49. March 6 , R. R. Mawley, Esq ...
... On Wednesday a detachment of the 13th Hussars, consisting of 1 cornet 1 sergeant, and privates, left the cavalry depdt, Maidstone, for Gravesencl, to embark for Misdras.—Meidstorse Gratte. WOOLWICH. Cocos Isuuarr ox Comm.:v.—A Jury was assembled on Thursday ...
... Dodd, over-sea pilot.YT April 5, at Sittingbourn, Elizabeth, widow of the late Mr. 11 ' ironmonger, of Maidstone, aged 88. April 11, at Maidstone, Mr. Jordan , aged 74. S. IVO„IPP April 8, at Croom's-hill, Greenwich, Ann, the wife of Esq. M. D. aged ...
... AN D EAST KENT AND SUSSEX ADVERTISER. payment of which they were tl!4elinr.re.l: henry New%VIM to prison until the Quarter St siting, unless he can two sufficient bonskinen in ell fur his appearance.-- Sarah Coomb. n also brought up fur examination upon ...
... is also doing her duty at this eventful period. Mr. Thomas Law Hodges for West Kent, must give way to Lord Marsham ; while the Eastern Division of the . county, Maidstone, and Canterbury, are safe in the keeping of the Conservatives. It is rumoured that ...
... Rochester to Maidstone is pioccedlng under Mr. Gibbs, through the valley of the ifitdu•ty, crossing at Custom The North Kent Railwny is ultimately to connect London over the Greenwich Railway aitli Woolwich, Dartford, Gravesend, Rochester, 'Maidstone, Canterbury ...
... Sir FAlward Knatchbull has published an address to the electors of East Kent, but we do not yet hear of any Liberal opponent to him. This is not as it should be. The men of Kent, though eminently distinguished of old for their efforts in the cause of ...
... Vine House, Sevenoaks, in this county. He was born in the year 1763 ; and in 1790 he married Miss Markett, of Meophain court, Kent. For many years he was a justice of the Court of King's Bench, and subsequently a baron of the Exchequer, and was knighted ...