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... PUBLIC MEETINGS. SPEECH OF SIR R. WILSON, AT THE KENT COUNTY MEETING, Held on Thursday week at Maidstone. ‘‘ The melancholy state of our country (said Sir Robert) is felt by mest. A warof five and twenty years, undertaken and carried on, as we were told ...
... Officers. On the 17th inst. R. Fisher, keeper of the Artichoke Gate, in Boxley, Kent, was convicted the penalty 10s. and costs, tor demanding and receiving of Mr. E. Poolly, Maidstone, victualler, a toll for a horse that was leading to pasture. A few days since ...
... iit>Carhsle.co. Cumberland book nrini . d. & c—July 10, 11, Aug. 5. Blow, Carlisle. no ‘-p™ittr ALEXANDER BENNETT, Kllerrafd-n. Golden «i dlesex, tailor, draper, d. A- c.—.Tune SB, July a 'T • J ...
... Fen o’clock in the forenoon, when and where all the Copyhold Tenants are requested to attend, to pay their respective Copy Kents; and all persons who have not been admitted to their estates, are required also'to attend, and take admission thereto. J. W ...
... Prince Regent on Wednesday the 15tb, in honour ot the marriages of the Duke and Duchess of Clarence and the Duke and Duchess of Kent, was the first company Prince Leopold has appeared in since the death of his Consort. The Duciiess of Cambridge is advanced ...
... generally considered they have not gone off at quite such high prices on Saturday. Kent Pockets from 91 5s to 101 10s to 111; Sussex Pockets from 91 to 91 15s to 101. Maidstone, Sept. 7 —ln consequence of the picking commencing early, the Hops are found to ...
... had a very considerable demand to-day at last Saturday’s prices:—Kent Pockets 71. to 81.155. to 91; Sussex Pockets 61.155. to 81. to 81. 45.; Kent Bags 61.155. to 71. ’s. to 71.155. Maidstone, Sept. 21.—The Hop picking now far advanced, and most of the grounds ...
... bring bis boots. The only person in the room when he left,-was the young gentleman who is now in custody, and the yard watchman; but wbile he was absent, several persons might have entered and gone out again. On Mr. D.'s return, be put on his boots and coat ...
... co. Kent, butcher, d. ft c—February 19, 26, March C.ft R.Parker, Greenwich. WILLIAM JONES, late East Cheap, city London, wine-merchant, d. ft c. (but now a prisoner in the King's Bench prison, co. Surrey.)— Feb. 19, 26, March 25. Richardson, Golden -sq ...
... of magistrates at Berkhampstead, who ordered her to be taken before the magistrates at Maidstone, and on the 29th the officer removed her from London to Maidstone. Murder Wiltshire.—About two o'clock on the morning of the 14th ult. JudithPearce, poor ...
... 4 0| Pork.cceeee..3 4103 8 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwi. NEW BAGS, £.s. £, 5. Kent 2 sto 5 0 5u55ex..2 2to 2 15‘ Yearliogs..l 15t0 3 15 NEW POCKETS, £. 8. £. s, Kent,.veee2loto 5 5 5u55ex.,00.2 DlO3 8 Yearlings..2 oto4 0 PRICES OF ...
... of Leamington, co. Warwick, druggist, grocer, d. * c—Mar. 31, Apr. May 5. Arundell, Furnival's Inn. THOMAS CHINN, of Maidstone, co. Kent linen-draper, d. c—March 31, April 10, May 5. Rippon, Great Surrey-street, ANTHONY HELLMANN, late of Mincing.lane, city ...