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... Loundon-wall, Lon- dOi1 eClleesemonger. Mary Clara Buchanan, Golden-square, DtMidlesex, boxrtling-house-keeper. James Edward Brand, Old1 Kent-roads Surrey, fishmonofer. William Hazelden, Goudhurst, Kent, butcher. Joltn ttlling, Warminster, Wiltu, butcher. William ...
... Laincashire, corni-dexalers. Edward JohnlBrashier, Chancery Lane, London, boot-maker. Richard MVorris, Re- gelt Street, l'iccadilly, Middlesex, auctioneer. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. John Smith and Johnl Hutchinson, Liverpool, merchants. Adamn ...
... M4argesson Penfold, late of Maidstone, Kent, bankers, Comn. Court. July 1.-William Adams, the younger, Brown's-lane, Spitalfields, Middlesex, brewer. .iohn Penn, late of Leam- ington, bookseller. John Goodburn, Brighton-place, New Kent-road, Surrey, and late ...
... brought up, charged by Mrs MeHoorney, a dealer in old clothes, with having on Saturdny night the 2ad of July, stolen two odd boots and two silk handkerchiefs out of her shop. It appeared that the prisoner had been three times ia her shop during the night ...
... held on Friday at Maidstone, on the body of a man named George Welfield, who committed suicide under the following circumstances Deceased had joined the Dragoon Guards aa a recruit Newcastle, on the 12th Nov., and arrived at Maidstone on the 19tli. On ...
... Stephenson Manchester, mercer. February 1.--Johu Dane Wells, George-street, Mansion-house, commission-agent. John Wates, Old Kent-road, victualler. John Spauton, Bermondsey- street, cheesemoager. James Jolley, St. Alban's-place, Hay Market and Pelham-road ...
... Basingstoke, Hampshire, draper, June 29. Henry Baker, Mark-lane, merchant, Juue 29. Archi. bald Scott, 6, Cambridge-street, Golden-square. auo- tioner, June 29. James Whitelaw and Thdmas White. law, Lichfield-street, carpenters, June 29. J. Walker, Gray ...
... home to go out of the town on- business, but did not say where he was going to. Oa Monday, she and his brother went to the Golden Lion Inn, where they found him in bed suffering from the effects of excessive drinking. They brought him home, and he was ...
... consumptive deinaud, but white met slow sale. All spring com continues to improve in vilue. Wheat: White Essex, Suffolk, ar.d Kent, 51s to 595; do., new, 52s to : do., red, old, 48s to da, new, 48s to 51s Norfolk and Cambridge, white, «H,*°sto 54> d new ...
... receiving, and the use they were prltting it to. On Monday two large gatherings of labourers of the westerr part. of the county of Kent were held, the first on the Brent, near Dartford, and the other at tie Royal Oak, NorthumbPrlland Heath, nearErith, for the ...
... ready. Sle then left her apart. ments, leaning on the arm of the Earl of Uxbridge, ?? Chamberlain,supported by the Duchess of Kent, and followed by a Page of Honour. Her' Ma- jesty was preceded by the Earl of Belfast, the Earl of.Surrey, Lord Torrington ...
... Maidarone, Kent, wire died. its Jun. lust, ?? proved ixr Lonrdoni, on the Gil, inst,, uenders 70,000 irersonralty. He lbus betiur utired to the Kent Ophthalnnii Hosplitssl, tire West ?? Hospital asrd Infirmrary, and. tire Blue- coat itt Maidstone oatcl 2100 ...