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... to lie viewed upon application to the respective tenants, and printed specifications with plans annexed, may be had at the Golden Lion, Camberwell; of Messrs. Lawless and Crosse, Hatton-court ; and of Mr. J. R. Rush, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street; at ...
... the cities of Canterbury and Rochester, the Cinque 1 orts, Maidstone, and other local jurisdictions, the amount would be found to exceed belief— and make us wish again for Alfred's golden days, when one gaol •contained all the nation's criminals.— Ke ...
... Mark-lane, corn-factors. STEPHENS, J. C.,and HILLS, ft., Maidstone, Kent, attor- STRANACK, J., SMITH. J., PAGE, C, FOX, J., aud STRA- \ VCK, J., London, ileal WEDD, R. and VV., East Farleigh, Kent, farmers and gra- -7.1C1 ». , J., andBROMWICH.H., Newgate-market ...
... 23th of September, 1803, the rank of Lieutenan t- General, and returned to England. He was next placed on the staff of the Kent district, was appointed on the 19th of July, 1807, Colonel of the 54th Foot, was removed on the 3d of August, 1808 to the 66th ...
... SMITH, Thomas, Mason's-hill-farm, 'near Broiiilcy. Kent, sheep-ftalesuuui. Jan. at eleven, Jan. 22. Feta 10. one. Attorney, lir. Addition, Verulam-buiMing*. Gray's Inn. SISLEY, John, Kant Peckhain, Kent, baker, Jan. 22, 20, one, Peb. 10. at twelve. Attorney ...
... at the Golden Lion, Muryporc. Attorneys. Mr. Harrison, King's Arms-yard, Colemon-street; or Mr. Thompson, Maryport. DIVIDENDS made in BASINGHALL-STREET. lILMPUS, J., Newgate street, htsik.seller, Aug. 6, at nine. Holil.EV, S-, Jumes-street, boot and shoemaker ...
... GARNER, Woolstou-miil, Warwickshire, miller, Aug* 24, one, at the lnn, Hinckley, Leicestershire. GEIt \HI), W., Liverpool, boot-maker, .•sept. 9, elevui, at the Goideii Lion. Liverpool. A. , U. Quay, Yorkshire, timber-merchant. Au&. IB, twelve, the Mew ...
... after trial, oa an infor. ■nation tha Attorney Crriieral, for a riot and assault, the trial Arthur O’Connor for high treason Maidstone, Lord Kenyon expressed doubts whether the court was not bound to pronounce judgment of ampuunion of the right hand, required ...
... DELCOUR. Henry, Pall Mall, auctioneer, June 10, three, June, 17, atone, July 19, at two. Attorney, Mr. Rye, Golden-square. EVELEIGH, Thomas, Maidstone,grocer and draper. June 17# ten, 21, eleven, July 19, ten. Attorney, Mr, Smyth, Furnival’s Inn. FLOWER, ...
... persons, an old man and two lads, in the Old Kent.raad, each of who* appeared to be completely worn down by fatigue and tl»« want of food. The old man stated to'witness that th't had travelled from near Maidstone, whither th*y b»* been to seek work, but ...
... Journal. Mr. George Poynder has been unanimously elect* ed the Medical Superintendent of the new Lunatic Asylum for Kent, erected at Maidstone. The Committee of the Minor Theatres bad a meeting on Thursday the Albion, Russel-street, when the draft of a petition ...
... . Shepton Mallet, Somersetshire, innkeeper. JACKSON, W.. Maidstone, Jeweller. LOUS'D, J., Hooper-street, Westmluster-road, victualler. &L\NNING, S. J., late of the surrey Canal Wharf, Old Kent-read, stomachic bitters manufacturer. MORGAN, W., Liver p ...