... man, was *aoe of great difficulty, and of peculiar dehcacy. bad been requested by a number remectabfa persons to down to Maidstone. lie had himself strongly urged to see him. I was sensible, that if any caufessioa acceptable to the people large, sad s ...

... tenaut must well; its superior situation will, at all times, claim a great preference. Lot 4.—An ncNdinK food PUBLIC-HOUSE, the BOOT, at Houghton, one mile from now in the renting of Aft. Clseeter, a* a yearly tenant. This House stands particularly well lor ...

... good bed rooms ; also meadow, shrubbery, flower A kitchen garden, being about one acre and half, now iu tbe occupation Mrs. Kent, tenant will. Lot 2.—A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, situate Castle Hold, in Higb-ttreet, iu Newport; cos fisting large shop in ...

... ALMANACKS, ' With lists Members Parliament, of Militia, mid various useful, Tables, particularly adapted each county, viz, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Wiltshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire. N..8. Country Shopkeeper*, Hawker*, and Retailers, may supplied ...

... cambrics, pelisse cloths, bombazines, and stuffs ; furs, laces, bobbiucts, gauzes, gloves, ladies straw bonnets, ditto shoes and boots, gold rings, watch chains, seals, necklaces, bracelets, ear-riugs, brooches, aud perfumery every description. Tbe Furniture ...

... Quarter Sessions at Maidstoue, for endeavouring to fix one Meads, a pauper, the parish Maidstone ; the expenses attending the *auie, with a compromise made to Maidstone parish, amounted to £170. A warm debate took place, to whether the individual* implicated ...

... done Lord Nelson's, Mertou, and Duke of Kent's, Kingsbridge, the presence of two noblemen. He known the appellation Memory Corner Thompson. The plans before alluded to were drawn in pretence of John Willock,Golden-square; Robinson, ot Surrey-road; and ...

... one disputed their Majesties rights to the Crown of England (when has the honour to drink the Sovereign's health out ol a golden cup, always his lee), after he had Hung down the gauntlet ou the pavement, old woman wbo entered the hall on crutches (which ...

... Hay Barick Master Woolwich Kent. Endorsed in the hand-writing of Mr. Hay, butjbc , diction ihe prisoner : As have tins Bible hand, and God meet, declare the contents tins paper arc true. James Witness, Stephen Page, Maidstone Gaol, July,. Monthly Report ...

... wheel, pulling out the luggage and parcels from the fore-boot, and you therefore request he will get you a blue bag, tied round with red tape, and with your direction parchment, which is the boot behind—while an old lady, at the same time, urging him to ...

... were robbed similar manner of several parcels, all being taken from out of the hind boot each coach. | Two of the coaches had guards behind. is supposed that the boots were unlocked whilst standing the Peacock, and the committed when the coaches were ...

... SeOywick, London, warehouseman. John Smith, Vauxhall-walk, cnal-d'-alor. Jess* Leamington, Warwick, druggist. Thomas Maidstone, Kent,linen-draper. Anthony >v, Mincing-lane, London, merchant. .1 Morris, ipholb.nd, J.ancastcr, tanner. W. K'•iiitVck,Thr ...