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... East Bergholt, Suffolk, builder. James David Jones, Fleet street, City, eating-house keeper. George Francis Cooko, Wouldhatn* Kent; Chelsea, Middlesex ; Battersea, Surrey; and King-street, lime-burner. Richard Williams, Dudley, Worcestershire, shoo manufacturer ...
... Catherine Edith Bouldered' and bee three children. The will (dated July 17, IMO) of Miss Anne Anderden, late of Chisleherst, Kent, who died an Feb. 10 at Menton*, was proved on May 10 by Miss Maria Eleanor Anderdon, the sister and sole eceentriz, the value ...
... Strong GIRLS as LAUNDRY-MAIDS for Cottage Laundry.—Apply, dating wages, to lire. Pennington, goutblands Laundry, Bromley Common, Kent. NITANTED.—OIean strong respectable GIRL (about 16) for HOUSEWORK to lodging-house. Early riser. Flood character.—Apply, 55 ...
... notwithstanding persecu- | tion and bloodshed, the golden link of the Bible and the Sabbath had not been broken, but was strengthened, and God was devoutly worshipped and his word reverenced. Mr. Kent (the deputation) then delivered a very interesting ...
... star-spangled;' with the addition in time cases of a market . W ee k s , o f Maidstone, h as b een awar ded portrait of Mr. John C Heenan . These C. g a y and the prize, for his Kent pattern hop-pressing machine. many co l ou red flags filled all the streets ...
... Rexper Boots axp Suors Warerrec ' good composition for winter use, when it is de make boots proof against snow and wet, is com one part mutton suet and twice that quantity of melted together. It should be applied to the lea night, and the boots wiped with ...
... will reach 125,000]. This increases the shyness of buyers. Prive of Hops in the Borough. New Bags. New Pockets, Kent £3 Oa £416! Kent £35a£5 5 Sussex . 218 3 . 210 314 Farn. (pock.) 3 O 318 | Essex 2 16 4 0 COURT OF BENCH, Nov. 28, 1820 ...
... ol the highest respectability given, if required. Address by letter, in the first instance, to It. C., 33, Brewer-street, Golden-square, London. British empire mutual life ASSURANCE COMPANY, 37, New Bndge-st., Bbekfriars, London.—Report presented to the ...
... Gazette. The Kent coroner has held an inquest on the body of a man named Wilson, who died in Maidstone Gaol from pneumonia, brought on by • chill onntracted while being taken in an open conveyance from Cranbrnok to the County Gaol at Maidstone, the jury ...
... and stealing two pair of boots i 1 -on hearing the smash, Mr. Hearaden's man ran out ! e and both prisoners caught by a policemnan with boots in II their possession-Mr. H. stated that he had had his I :t windows broken, and boots and shoes carried off 21 ...
... prisoner was at last re- M maulded till Vednesday, on a charge of felony in obtaining a pair of boots from a Mr. Steers, of Tot- tenlain-Court-road. b KENT ACSSMES, DEC. 14. St Thomas Coomnbs wits indicted for the wilful mur.r- o der of Thomas Morgan, ...