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... MAIDSTONE GENEVA. LUKE SILBURN relume thunks to his Friend?., for the favours he has received in the Wine and Spirit trade, earneftly foliating continuance the fame, which he (hall always moft gratefully acknowledge; and takes this opportunity of informing ...
... FATAL LANDSEIP IN KENT. HEROISMt OF A CHILD. The landslip which occurred on Wednesday morn- ing was at the foot of the range of hills that turn from Folkestone through a little village known as Harpinger. Immediately beneath the scene of the landslip ...
... grocer r mercha . DavirroanWilliam,Upper-street, Tslingtottpia mc Davies, Edward, Liverpool, boot maker. rtean antitae In r FIELD, Wlilliam, FexleY-hohttb, Kent, grocer GARDNER, William, Birmingham, miller s GEAstNG, Edwin, Portland-place, St. Johnns.wGei ...
... Suffolk Gravesend Kent Gt. Berkhavipstead, Bucks Tenterden Kent Greenwich Kent Thame Bucks Ticehurst Sussex Hailsham Sussex Toubridge Kent Halstead Essex Tonbridge Wells Kent Hastings Sussex Haverhill Essex Uxbridge Middlesex Hawkburst ...
... late Charles O'Malley, of The Lodge, Caetle'. bar, couaty 'Myo, Ireland'. KI1NG.-lltfi inst,, Jane, wife of Mr. Samuel Kingr, boot and ?? Hill, Colchester, aged 64 years. MARTrN8.-11th inst., at No. 7. South Quay, Great Yar. 'n~outh, Richard, only son of ...
... the shape of the speech of Major Sharpe Hume, who weares Wd,.in parenthesis, is the Liberal candidate for the borough of Maidstone. After the gallant Major ha moved a rather vague resolution to the effect that the Government were entitled to hearty thanks ...
... Jamset, 8seex. 3OuscScrN.-M asuAR L.-6tb isnst.,:at Occold, bythe Rev. H. L..Toddi,George'Johnaop, eldeet son oR Mr. James Boot, Wandsworth, Surrey, to SarahAmelia, eldesst daughter of d-r. Eobrt Marshal, farmer, Occold. SAChUurch-CXB th inst., at St ...
... look ate some boots, and put a pair on. Prosecutor told him the price was 6d., but on prisoner's grumbling at the' amount. prosecutor said, You can have thenm for {id. Prisoner said he could not pay until lie ptroneni Iois old boots. Well, said ...
... Of brushes, Mr. C. W. Peachey; Fret. Rowe, timepiece, Mr. B. H. Rowland; Sergt. Conliffe, pair of boots as usual, Major Rouse; Fret. Arnold, pair of boots, Messrs. Bumaby and Co.; Corpl. Leggatt, hare, Mr. G. Smith; Prvt. Warns, joint of beef, Mr. R. W ...
... Dockyard. Clhoss, 3Sev. G. F. B., Vicar of St. Peter'&, Great Windmillsstreet. DEArE, Rev. Charks, ?? Vicar of St. Faith's, Maidstone. DowNES,: Rev. A. N., Vicar of Batheaston-cum-St. Catherine's, Somersetshire. BysoN, Rev: Frank, M.A., Licensed to Officiate ...
... Joseph Cooper, fai.nec, ?? to ilcoush, youngvest eocrviv. ing daughter of the late Robert Clarki; Tim~es Fa m,n Hlildenhorough, Kent, and ]ate oE Bca'? field St. Clare, Sufrol. BRADlEER-SHADDOCK.-2Sth rlt.,at the6-r ?? Church, .. Mfrylebohe. George Frederickl ...
... -9th inst., by license, at St. Helen's Church, Ipewich, by the Rev. E. Oakley, George Adgeotta Goodwin, Esq., of Gravesend, Kent, to Jane Emma Frances Goats, of Ipswich, eldest daughter of Mr. William Goate, of Saxmundham, Suffolk. DALToN-BAcK.-10th inst ...