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... the thatch. Moat of the valuable furniture wa» saved. A man named Thomas Medhurst went into the tap-room of the Golden Lion, in Maidstone, last Tuesday week, and called for pint of warm beer. It was brought him but before had time to touch it fel 1 with ...
... advocates for cheap bread; but is quite impossible that the farmer this country can compete with the foreign grower of corn. Kent, tasaa, tithes, climate, and other ciseumstauces am atfautsl ham. the coatiuental markets were thfew*a open *e British purrkaser ...
... half crown for his trouble. Guilty. Transported for life. Mr. Clarkson, took an objection on point of law, the trial being Kent, whereas the man was taken into custody Surrey.—Keserved for the opinion of the Judges. James Well* and Thomas Adam* were charged ...
... Observe —YELLOW BOOT, opposite the Church nENJAMIN SHIKLEY. the Hrunlwav, I>ep ...
... made only Messrs. Hussey, solicitors, Maidstone. fJENJA.MIN SHIRLEV. Br«.d- J 3 wav, Deptford. China and Glass and Bt and Shoe Manufacturer, m returning his grateful ackitowledgmerits the Inhabitants of Kent and the adjoining counties for their kind ...
... (hat advertiaraienfs, flte (treeutiich falls short most of the other Kent Journals. The specifye lurdlintrs are, (•n/Alle, Claiettc, Kentish Oawlti-. Kcnlisii lr, OL«.er\er, ami Kent llerahl. lk* Maul done Journal (here not room for in flic talde; it.s ...
... Sevenoakv, praying for the support of Hie Established Church. Monday the annual meetings of the shareholders of the Kent Fire ami the United Kent Lite Offices were held at the George Inn, Sitting bourne: they were numerously and respectably attended. lx>rd ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. On Monday Stone, Esq., High Sheriff, attended the usual escort officers, trumpeters, javelin men, Ac. left Maidstone for the purpose of mediae the judges, the Onef Justice Tindall and Mr. Justice Litliedale. Their lordships did not ...
... large oak tree, which was reml asunder. Her Koval Highness the Duchess Kent and Princess The great drought are e*i»ecled to honour the Earl Liverpool and most of th« houses in the KENT IDStONE. Jult NISI PHICS. (Before the Lord Chief Justice ■AMiaonn rain ...
... WEST KENT. GRAVESEND. * Si nnaN Dbsth—On Tuesday last. John King, an industrious milkman, was proceeding his round, his arrival in Prince's-street, at the back of his brother’s he suddenly fell down and expired without groan. He has left widow and one ...
... the Duchess of Kent and the Heiress Presumptive at Calverley-house, which has been engaged for three months* has contributed to attract unusual number of fashionable visitants to this romantic watering-place. Sunday being the Duchess of Kent’s natal day ...
... Leather-seller, 21, Palace-st. ll Ward. . W.-od, Bookseller. Ashford—J. Tunbridge. Postmaster Broadstairs—R. Hale, Royal Kent Marine Library. Chatham—W Burrill, Bookseller. 300, High-street. -A. Etheringlon, BooEselier. J. T. Goildard, Post-office. ...