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... destitution and without any boots. He states that he is the son of Mr. John Smythe, timber merchant, of Maidstone, Kent, and that lie was learning to be •farmer at Aspatria College. He also stated that he waseducated at Maidstone Grammar School under the ...
... Thomas Cutbash, Esq., late of Yalding and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in London, on the 6th inst., under £70,000 personalty, by Mary Cutbush, the relict, and Thomas Edmett, Esq., of Maidstone. The will of Henry Wood, Esq., formerly ...
... southern and western counties have perceptibly changed their shade, and there has stolen across the waving ears the first golden tinge which is the forerunner of ripeness. Despite. however, the fair external appearance, it is to be feared that the ears ...
... Hutchinson iverpool, ship Mosman, Liverpool, merce —R. Me Regent. K. hancerye atreet, Piccad lly, ker—J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, lane, boot and gro cere W, Neale and R. Wale, Tooley-street, Luckett, Bloxham, Oxfordshire, dee cattleJ. B jun. of Luton, ...
... southern and western counties have perceptibly changed their shade, and there has stolen across the waving ears the first golden tinge which is the forerunner of ripeness. Despite, however, the fair external appearance, it is to be feared that the ears ...
... difficulty arise in procuring them, they are sent free by post on receipt of the price in stamps, addressed J. J. Sanders, Maidstone, Kent. - HEALTH, WEALTH, AND HAPPINESS. niHE second of these blessings is almost worthless JL without the first, and the third ...
... to:ozir lat. Ot. Bridgewatw MANOILMSTIII. KENT ERLTIT TREES (true to name). 800 Faxerr VAuDsrms, Fos LARUB OK P' .o ILLUSTRATED IJBT, TS 1.A.4E4,, FOR an STAMPS. OBOROE SUNYARD & Co., TUN ROYAL NURSERIES, MAIDSTONE. LAu RI E !ARDOR - BUILT OARRIAGE3. and ...
... 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 ...
... and a noisome of vivid erre of booth African lite. we/I the betterhnown 'Tramiel Front At Nile at the Naval College at rhkm, Kent. on Wydr•ary an of Nei. glued 191 h. 1794. in an mk (rum made fens 11.11. N. Victory. fetched A ktter. &Wel Augnet and. 1799 ...
... Buffs, Col. Pierson, Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade, Col. M. Buller, R E , the East Kent Militia from Canterbury, numbering 672 men, Lieut.-Col. Pennefather, and the Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles (whn are at present undergoing their animal eight days' training) ...
... woollen warehouseman, London. Volis Salmon, boot and shoe maker, London. William Trego, builder, London. Herbert George James and John James, engineers, London. William Sendds, livery stable keeper, Blackheath, Kent. George Pell, scrivener, Welford, North ...