... of Derby, dealer fplrltnotii liquors—lamc'i Partington, Fvu-ewuit, Kc.thufi.K-llTeer, | amt on, Mc*c:ilf and John Met* r'f, Golden Leg-court, Chc-plide, Lomlnu, ho!icri— Thomas Winter* iMturn ar.u I'li.ir Gardner, me, London, uylor*— Junes Wokl, ...

... crowd `tr4,Y wer5 inmmenfe, and the greateft order it ?? whichl his Maje y the Emperor carried Prtdta?,,, was of flver, with a golden ferpent 6iurr toi ?? ?? furmounted with a globe braring a In the be (infbrrhed circles iri. towvD, it -is generally believed ...

... for hri- ion and brother in the army, and the Duke ot Kent’s intereft. Onhis Crofi-Examin,!iion- —He laid he had never piade any of the prumlfes ftated in the letter. The name of the Duke ot Kent was never attached to any promil'e. had venlidl againft ...

... rapidity this dreadful rourfc impiirs the bell cuullitusftb »r.d fpeedtly it extinguiihes fe.uaie beauty. feent Steves. MAIDSTONE, vyEosF.sDAY, August E9. BANKS COFELAND. TM« w»t raihtT a will ndcal nature, in which the mnuFe miKht he fahl .at h the tnp ...

... King George the Thud, for regulating the Turnpike Roads,” which Tolls were last !-rt for the term Three Years, at the Annual Kent of 702 1.above th# expenses colleftmg them, and will be put up that Sum. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder, must at the ...

... Surinam, Iflequibo, and the ifland Malta, and the flourishing fettlements of Sierre Leone ; the Cape dt Good Hope, ai.d the golden coalts of Gambia and Senegal; one word, the molt civilized portion of Europe, the genial climate in Alia, the moll (picious ...

... dec. John S. Carden. «letter from CapUiin Burdctt, of Hi* Majesty's Ship Ihe Maidstone, transmitted by Admiral Sir J* B. Warren to John Wilson Croker, Esq, //. M. S. Maidstone, at Sen, October 17, I*l2. Sir— have the honour to inform you, that this afternoon ...

... Middlesex, boot and shoemaker—George Brydges Heiuhardt, of Wakefield, druggist and chemist James lloworih, of Waterfoot, in llosendale, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer—Wm. Pike tbe elder and William Pike the younger, of Maidstone, Kent, fellmongers—Thomas ...

... ..ants 1'6 Oxffrd I G Lancaster S 0 f Suss. 1 6. Glosurester 1 6 York . 3 0 n- Sorry ' 1 6 Monmouth I q Westinorel. 1 6 g. Kent 4 0 .'Hereford 1 6( Cumberlandl 6 E?r' 1' F6 Nort h Wales V 6 j Durham 1 6 Suffolk f :6: South W~ales 1 6' Northunb. 1 6 Norfolk ...

... Tag-^VHE Petition-o'f CHARLES SANSM, lae of SOL~O- TL-Sheerness, Kent Currier but now AP.risonbr for i ingthe 'Debt confined' in His MaJesty' s- Gaol of Maidstone, in le difli- thd County -of Kent, will be -held before his' Mijesty's. uliarly Justices of-the ...

... the warcheis, the ladle, -aL til the other property, except the bank notes: as also rib 6ing found br Vickery in Hostey'-4 boot, *hen he t. iearched iat BEw-street Office. 'J14r-. 4idte of the Greenwich Academy, d&posed,trb; Hiussey -aid Hsaieldln were ...

... warehouseman—J. L. Smgk, of VaoihaD Walk, Surrey, coal-dealer—J. iohcsorv, Leamington, Warwickshire, drut^ist —T. Chknn. at Maidstone, Kent, linen-draper—J. Morris, I'phoLaod. Lancashire, tanner —A, Hcllmann, of L-.rndos, merchant—W. Kcnifeck, of Thmcmort s ...