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... MAIDSTONE JOUR A L AND S HORSE STEALING. Gtorz* and Mnhack Ferns were indicted for stealing > hrn.n grl.lnv. the property of Mr. I. •’ ' l ' Mr. Ct.tKW-oN «« for the proeecuuon, . Mr. Holt*, for ’'wm'swettj dep-ned that he groom to Mr H0.1.011,.h0 ...
... HOP INTELLIGENCE. vsk. A phi r. 5-During the past week have a Heady demand fur pockets, with any alteration in value. Kent S««uon« —Tliese »r*.t'ons roinmen-e this day The ral ui-lar contains the names of 19prit ner*. Cm R ...
... the county of Kent, innkeeper, hath by two Deeds of Assignment, dated the 30th day of April, one thousand eight h'indred and forty-one, assigned snd conveyed all his Estate and Effects unto Thoms* Porra, of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, Wine Merchant ...
... i*'* h»iU, the In»t opportunity of nuh site* in that retprctahle pvt oj the County cun Maidstone, Kent, FOR SALK BY AUCTION, By .Hr. Toalrll, Ai tl» Star Hot*/. Maidstone, THURSDAY. V*t27iH. 1841, at 3 for oVlitrk prpniieiv. in i-v orf.f» •f*'* Director* ...
... MAIDSTONE JOURNAL AND KENTISH ADVERTISER, JUNE 1. 1841 their raeiMire. The primary article of our creed is that the manufacturing interest it not England, but that the agncaliural interest England, and article retti upon these grounds. •* Ist. Because ...
... »eme, apply to Mr. T. P. sat ton, Tonbridge, or Mr. J. RAisoaLt, I ...
... trifling extra charge. ISroni't(«>n« Kent. tlr. aVOXf-.M, .S UItUE O .V It IST, 7, PALI, MALL, LONDON, .4.V ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO SOLD AUCTION, .Hr. Join* flatten. he consulted *t his eek street, a, Maidstone, Friday ut-st. Mr. J.’s visits conii«ued ...
... displaying splendid purple and orange banners. The profession was nearly mile in length, and the rear had srarrely left Maidstone when the van had arrived the Shire house. The Heath presented a most unusual spectacle—'wherever the eye turned nothing was ...
... lfi>me/•h,,-, tht ,J '('ranhruui, I'UUIA'i , OcronEll 3, IV ' 1,1 u l CATTLE and EFFECTS of the Abe uSTshn-K. which ha- been R«u.t Kent Ewes Lambs, 20 Barrens and t', and -0 ■ “tSf. Tackuvo consists of I sivdneh wheel bavin tug | 2 ,i-»tow wheel waacona: 4 carts; ...
... It is to lie built, so I understand, a cradle of wood-work, ami when finished, launched into deep water like a ship. WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. Th’cpristmw wtu then to tramporltJ fur IS year#. 10 said “Thank you, sir, I am much obliged °fVoiice« Fry ...
... hunting intelligence. The TICKH.VX UOL'N’.;? >- ■ itT-b® ■ , - Thurabr. No, U.M Lo»t »««•» t \'T KENT FOX HOL : mee- Half-pael Tec o*eijek Not. 10, »t 12. «i»t* KENT INFIRMARY AND Dl-sFENSAKY. M AIDS TON K. WrßCt.r BEioar. Nov»mbk« 4:h. AdnutU-cl— Out-pHieuU ...