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... jobber ss l s4l —Woburn-buildings New-road, tailor James--Albany-st;eet. Regent's-park, medical student j' e jt—Greenwich, Kent, saddler Teet, Webber-street, Surrey, tailor e a o - --Croydon, Surrey, poulterer Itjorge Ingold—Kingston-upon-Hull : painter ...
... seen her for some time. After talking a few minutes at the door, the prisoner said, bet's go in, I am going out of town into Kent to-morrow, and I should like to have a glass of something to drink. She remarked that she thought it was too late to get anything ...
... Assignee the Estates and Effects of the following persons (On their own Petitions.) Eagle, Edward—Old Kent-road, accountant Burward, John—Alfred-place, Old Kent-road, accountant Cook, James—Brick-lane, grocer The Report of the Lords' Committee on East India ...
... Whitstable, Kent, -*A-Merchants. DIVIDENDS. No 1 4, W. Wright, Cutler-street, Houndsditch, clothes-dealer—Nov. t h 4 : Fitch, Leadenhall-street, cheesemonger—Nov. 14, J. C. Harman, 4,4'es-street, coachmaker—Nov. 12, D. King, Eltham, Kent, surgeon%l2, ...
... Charles—Manchester, boot-maker Dale, John—Salford, chemist Barlow, John—Manchester, ironmonger Mycock, Joseph—Manchester, victualler TO BE HEARD AT MAIDSTONE, 17,, Hight, Richard—Tenterden, Kent, innkeeper Wi mse tt,•Luey—Cranbrook, Kent Nonney, Luey—Herno ...
... 1839 1840 .. 1841 For 11.0. 1839 1840 1841 Exported 1839 3560 29 29186 1840 , 5965 7 12900 1811 The reports from the weald of Kent and Sussex were, generally speaking, favourable. The maples that were exhibited in the market were healthy, and, for the most ...
... Tozer, Dike-street; Grosvenor-square, carver—Nov. 9, C. Terry, Shoe-lane, qaill-morchant—M. P. Bollemois, Pouiroy-street, Old Kent-road, manufacturing ehemist—A. Turnbull, Arundel-street, Strand, lodging housekeeper—Nov. 11, J. T. Thompson Long-acre, up ...
... TUESDAY. DEC. 21. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. n. KIPPING. Maidstone, broker. J. GRAFTON, Chesterfield, Derby, brickmaker. T. HOLYLAND, Manchester, manUfacturer of woollen ch2ths. BANKRUPTS. R. Drawer-street, Golden-square, carpenter. DENYER, High.strect, Southwark ...
... Stortford ; Cmfton, Croydon; Blake, Gravesend ; Baker, Chelmsford ; Cook, Ipswich; Holtutu, Canterbury; Mares and Co., Maidstone; Newsom and Co., Cork; White, Monk-bar, York; Raimes and Co., Edinburgh; Sturton, Peterborough; Lea and Perrino, Worcester ...
... MONTHLY BELLE ASSEMBLEE, A Vatbionable and Literary Magazine, under the immediate Patronage of Her Royal Highness THE DUCHESS OF KENT, Is beautifully Illustrated with Highly-finished PORTRAITS OF THE NOBILITY, ' And Contains TWO COLOURED PLATES OF THE FASHI( ...
... Ebe Ga3ettes. TUESDAY. MARoi 7. INSOLVENTS. S. ARMSTON, Bramcote, Nottinghamshire, painter. J. ARMSTRONG, Woolwich, Kent, boot-maker. .- F. BEVILLE,. Wells-street, Oxford -street, upholsterer. A. BURGESS, Salford, Lancashiie, retailer of beer. H. CONN ...
... participation in the offence.— It appeared that at the latter end of last November Major Raines lodged at No. 47, Marshall•street, Golden-squares where the prisoner Mary Harbourd lived as servant. After being ebn c r o g m ej , with the theft she went down into ...