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... licensed victualler. John Mossop, Liverpool, provisiou dealer. Friday, July 5. James Martin, Faversham, Kent, watch maker. Henry French Oveuden, Maidstone, dealer. Robert Hall, Great Warley, Essex, army clothier. John Laws, NewjL'hurch-street, Marylebone ...
... timber dealer. Edward Shingler, Birmingham, boot and shoe niaker. William Weston Voung, Joseph Weston Young, and George Young, Neath. Glamorganshire, millers, and corn and provision merchants. James William Golden. Brighthouse, Yorkshire, card maker. Thomas ...
... Eastgate, of Churton-street, Pimlico, festminster, boot salesman and streg John and Solomon Davis, of East Smithfi eld, clothiers, Benjamin Vincent, of Cauterbury, bootm: aker. William Cobb, of Maidstone, builder. Wiiliam » of New Windsor, wine merchant ...
... 42, Old-street, St. Luke’s, and 16, St. John-street, Clerkenwell. rectifiers and distillers. William Alexander Reeves. Maidstone, Kent, cabinet maker. Thomas Ellen, 61, Great Russell street, Bloomsbury, coal merchant. Edwin I-oveless, Port sea, Southampton ...
... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. S. Brett, Manchester, merchant. 16 BANKRUPTS, C. Mosley, Tower street, victualler, W. Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, jeweller: H. Addenbrook, Eve hill, Worcestershire, E. Ashton, High street, Whitechapel, cheesemonger. G. Duplex, Pleasant ...
... death. On the arrival of one of the Dover coaches at the Brick layersâ Arms, Kent-road, on Saturday evening last, it was discovered that the whole of the luggage of the hind boot was missing. The rubbery was effected between that and the Five Bells, the ...
... merchant— J. Nichols, Essex, tanner—J. Thomas, Kent-street, Sunthwark, buiider— C. Lucas, Kennington, deater—G. Born, Maidstone, pastry- ane-street, schoolmaster. cook—C. Lambert, Slo: DIVIDENDS. , Sandwich, Kent, hoyman—Jone 9, J “Jone 6, T. Hope cashire ...
... surgeon—July 17, W. Ilollingdale, Riverhcad, Kent, linen-draper—July 27, 11. Smith, Tolhill-strcet, We-tmiu-ter, linen-draper—July 27, D. Mahomed, George-street, Porlman-quare, tavernkeeper—July 27, J. Jonnston, Maidstone, woollen-draper —Julv 27, J. Hewitt. ...
... 20, at Speldhurst, Kent, the Rev. C. C. Barton, B.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, to Emilia Ann, daughter of the late Hastings Nathaniel Middieton, Esq. Juve 21, at St. Pancras New Church, John, second son of T. Mapleson, Esq. of Golden-square, to Anna, fourth ...
... 41 15s to 31 30.4 Clover . 5! 15s a 6 10s araw. 4} Oa Zi 5s Straw ees PRICE OF HOPS. New Rags. New Porkets. Kent . 441 7 Gx! Kent. 6b Os to 10 1% 4e to 6 6s | 5s Lbs to 81 Sussex 4l | Hesex Os to St Qs | Farnham 101 16) Pe, Oe PRICES OF MEAT ...
... Frederick Jury, Maidstone, Kent, tailors. George Michael Glass, sen., Brandon-street, Walworth, chemist. Alfred Haumball, Great Purtlaud-street, bootmaker. James Evennett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer. Elizabeth Willard Wonnan, Old Charlton, Kent, widow. ...
... jun. and J. Anthony, Bristol, commission agents—J. Live col, boot and shoemaker - Edwards, Fleet-street, boot and shoemaker, J. Jones, Liverpool, brick- layer—E. Cottingham, Bexley, Kent, surgeon— J. S. Southgate, VV ells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, ship-owner ...