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... Robertsbridge, Su> sex, iron-worker. To appear December 11, 12, Jau, 17, at the Woolpack Inn, in Tenterden, Kent. At torney, Mr. De Lasaux, of Ashford, Kent. Paul Newman, of Melksham, Wilts, clothier. To appear December 22, 23, January 17, the house of John ...
... service the*® Selves, but of essential utility to tills part the COO Prisoners come into custody of the keeper County Gaol, Maidstone, since the 30th uit.—^Villi Wright, charged with stealing from a kiln house, beio 1 ing to Isaac Parry, in St. Paul, Deptford ...
... (he King who threatened to send one of his jack-boots govern the Senate, might be realized. Now it appeared, that whether the King sent his jack-boot, or whether even the jack-boot was the King’s jack-boot, or that of another, the Minister, whoever he was ...
... Tunbridge-wclls, Kent, bookseller. June 6. Peter Biggs the elder, of Fish-street-hiU, undertaker. June 6. H. Fearon, of Saipt Mary Axe, factor. June 13, T. Pacey, Church-street, Surrey, master mariner. June 9. Evan Jones, of Sherrard-street, Golden-square, victualler ...
... living at a distance, by W. Bri(low,L*| g .-n Messrs. Ethchngtons, Chatham and Rothefter; Ja* end; Clout, Sevenoaks; Walker, Maidstone; j,r,i, tingbournj Creed, Fxrersham ; Wife, Tonbridge > Sheernefs; Burgefs, : Cocking, dem, Deal j Neal, Dover; Purday, l ...
... Church-yard, Mr. Goldfinch, druggist, Canterbury ; Messrs. Thornton and Moans, and Mr. Roberts, Ashford; Mr. Laud, druggist, Maidstone; Mr. Dixon, bookseller, Rochester; Mr. Dadd, Gravesend ; Mr. Kfimmond, Dan ford; Mr. Bettison’s, and Mr. Garner's libraries ...
... Manning to be major, vice RceJ, resigned. Lieutenant Jeremiah Olive to captain, vice Manning, promoted, Commission in the East Kent Militia; signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated June 30, 1301. John Francis Page, gent, to be ensign. LONDON. The Convention ...
... country may the better assemble, and put themselves in military order, proceed after shall be found most convenient. Forasmuch Kent is the most likely shire all other for many respects be attempted, whensoever any invasion shall sea, it were requisite beforehand ...
... TO SOLD AUCTION, T the Belt, Inn, Maidstone, by Mess, Green XX and Son, Thursday the day August instant, between the hours four and six o’clock the afternoon, unless in the mean time dsiposed by private contract, of which notice will be given, Freehold ...
... assortment of black and white laces, veils; larc cloaks, together with every other article in the linen-trade. ' / GRAVESEND, KENT. E igihte Freehold Laud for Buildings, Thirty-four Freehold Houses, situate in the High-street, Queen-street, West-street, ...
... acres land, cither in East or West Kent.— Letters only, post-paid, directed to G. P. at the King’s Arms Printing-office, Canterbury, specifying terms and situation, will immediately answered. CASTLE-INN, ELTHA.M, KENT, Rich ard Banks, from Deptford, r ...
... KENT ROAD Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed, that the Rose and George ItTN's at Sittincbourn* com- menCcd Posting Fiffeen-pencc per since the, of August, and by cotrtlnuinj the same reduced Price, hope merit the „ patronage of the pnhlic. ...