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... dealer in boots and shoes. John Pellam the cider, late of To* vil, now of Chard, Kent.seed-crusher. Henry Frederic Cnnnon-row, Westminster, Middlesex, surgeon and apothecary. Richard Day and Hubert llitvhman Day. Tovil Oil-mill, near Maidstone, Kent, seed ...
... merchant. John Nichols, Finchingfield. E;*»ex, tanner. John Thomas, late of Kent-street, Sontliwark. carpenter. Charles Lucas. Keunington, Surrey, dealer chapman. George Burn, Maidstone. pa«rtry-cook, George LmnLcit, Sloa lie-street, Chaises, schoolmaster. ...
... and receive Proposals till the of February next, when the Tenant will declared the Hause of Andrew Ilinncr, the Sign of the Golden Lion, Harrington Harbour. Harrington Parks, 11 Jan. 1819. (2) Dwelling House, in Maryport, To be SOLD. TO SOLD in Public Sale ...
... that it deemed faperioe to any in the Firth of Forth. The Dillanec from the Coalhill to LtmekHat, where it it flopped, it boot 4 Milea. There it a fault frame Engine, with the neccflary Apparatm, to Sold by Bargain, the Tboohlll, the Inch Diameter. One ...
... and now in the Occupation of Dorothy Black, as lenant. The above Premises are subject to the payment ot the Annual Ground Kent of 7s. lid. to Henry Cur- For Particulars apply to Mr. Smith, of Maryport, and Mr. Lightfoot, of Dearham, the Trustees and ...
... WOMEN’S CLOTH BOOTS f, SLIPPER SHOES 3 SLIPPERS 2 Private S.tting Rooms, and Rooms suite, ; and a Moderate Charge also made for Apartments when not occupied for uoro than Three Nights. Every description of Men’s, Women’s, and Children*• Boots, Shoes, Slippers ...
... delioooiLiqoeor, which is made from the famoua Kent Morelia* . QUEEN'B QUALITY for general nae. Good Tonic. QUALITY for exerd*® Aak for GRANTS, .ml don’t be pot aft with Inferior mekw* THOS. GRANT and SONS, Maidstone. TD CORRESPONDENTS. SociKTT.—Will app««r ...
... little or no business dune. Duly called 200,000/. PKKSKKT PRICKS. £ S. d. £ S. d. Kent Pockets, 1838 Ditto choice, do. East Kent pocketa, do. Sussex do. Kent bag* do. East Kent do. 1837’* 1836’s 0 0 to 4 10 U 5 5 to 8 0 ._4 10 0 to 8 O 3 10 to 8 0 4 0 to ...
... worn-out hack scarcely worth the price at iich it had been hired for the day, mounted by an latent sportsman, dressed in top boots n white mils, new tor the occasion. No sooner d iunds cast off than those sportsmen who looked ion hedges barriers to their ...
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... the law and furms of parliament cases like pre-eut. was of opinion, to insure permanent income of 30,(HKW. to the Duchess' Kent, that amount ought to have ''^ ' one sum by a resolution in committee, aud one curing it. did not think it was a proper mode ...
... established among the residents of Newport, and that his judgment stagemanager of the New Theatre in that town, has won him golden opinions from the play-going portion of the public. While Mr. Paumier also continues his performances as leading tragedian ...