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... PUBLIC MEETINGS. SPEECH OF SIR R. WILSON, AT THE KENT COUNTY MEETING, Held on Thursday week at Maidstone. ‘‘ The melancholy state of our country (said Sir Robert) is felt by mest. A warof five and twenty years, undertaken and carried on, as we were told ...
... ‘TENTERDEN, ( Kent, ) Sunday, 31st August.—Here I am, after a most delightful ride of 24 miles, through Frant, Lamberhurst, Goudhurst, Milkhouse-street, Beneden, and | Folvenden.—By making a great stir in rousing waitersand | ¢ boots ’ and maids, nmrby ...
... superior quality of pleasing all who admire glossy Boots, as it produces the highest polish and jet black ever beheld, equalto varnish. 1t will be found equally applicable 0 Ladies” as well as Gentlemen’s Boots. The bottles are sound, large,and well corked ...
... was written by John Turner Ingram, on the 28th of December last, beingltwo days before his execution on Pennenden Heath, Maidstone, for burglary. This unhappy man, at an earlier period of his life, hu{liVed in several families in the capacity of footman ...
... | Total mber.m WEeekLy Visitor W. Hopkinson, esq. | Recmem HOP INTELLIGENCE.—Pnce of Hops per cwt. - s s e 8 Kent Pockets. 84 to 110 Kent b?l——.—.-.7’ to 100 Sussex ditto~mer. 68 to 84 Sussex ditt0.m.60 to 75 Essex dittomman~.76 to 95 Kssex dittOmmmn ...
... that country. Do not believe it! It would tfo nol'ang for us; and it would do nolhing for Ireland. (Cheers.} Were the men of Kent such fools as to believe that all these things would take flight before catholic emancipation? (Laughter, and a series of faint ...
... Watford, Herts, tailor. H. Cook, Lancaster-place, Strand, navy-agent. J. Chalcroft, Brighton, builder. J. Nnrrinq(on, Doddington, Kent, baker. J. Hill, Manchester, provision-dealer. T. Holt, Manchester, grocer. R. Booth, Laund-mill, Lancaster, worsted-spinner ...
... who knew her, and her ru: will be deeply lamented by her parents and friends On the 16th inst., at Fulham, the Lady Sophia Kent. On Tuesday last, after a long and painful illness, Susan‘pah, wife of Mr George Smith of this place, aged 61. On Monday week ...
... cut up. BANKRUPTS. [To surrender at Guildball, unless otberwise expressed.) J Gamon, Wateringsbury, Kent, Nov 26 20 and Dee 20, Attys Mr Cooke, Maidstone 3 and My Webb, St Thomas-st, Southwark. Stew N Batcher, Windmill-street, Finsbury-square, buatcher ...
... seven-shilling picces, to the amount of 500 guineas, When questioned by the ‘mag.,.‘ trate as te the manner in which this golden treasure came iuto his possession, he stated that he had it at No, 6, Jewr\; street, Aldgate, from Mr. J. Seale) a gentleman ...
... 4 0| Pork.cceeee..3 4103 8 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwi. NEW BAGS, £.s. £, 5. Kent 2 sto 5 0 5u55ex..2 2to 2 15‘ Yearliogs..l 15t0 3 15 NEW POCKETS, £. 8. £. s, Kent,.veee2loto 5 5 5u55ex.,00.2 DlO3 8 Yearlings..2 oto4 0 PRICES OF ...
... Bruce, Francis.street, Golden-square. GEORGE WILLIS, Haymarket, oillman, Dec. 6, at one, 13, and Jan. 10, at two, - t the Court of Commissioflers. Taylor, Great St. James.street, Bedford.row. . THOMAS COTTON, London read, Southwark, boot and shoee. maker, ...