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... TO BE , LETT, for a Term of Seven Years, 'DARK HOVSE, in KENT,, thirty-six. Miles from London, and one Mile from Maidstone , .—A capi-4al Family House, in complete repair, and partly furnished ; !with eighty Acres of Meadow Land surrounding it. consisting ...
... 14. A Gentleman. ;strived in town yesterday. from Kent, stated, that 'lite frith te, Capt. Owes, returned •on Tue,day ev• nit! g from off Boulogne. On her arrival off. Sand-gate, she hoisted out a boot with a naval ~fli-er nn board, charged with dispatches ...
... rem-House, situate at Egerton. in'the County ot•Kent (well calculated for a person desirous of retired,.ip a healthy Country, abounding with Game), . o,n the right of the Turnpike Road leading from Maidstone to Ashford, distant from the former 13, from the ...
... use, situate at Egerton, in the County of Kent (well calculated for a person desirous - of living retired, in a healthy Country, abounding with Game), on the right of the Turnpike Road leading front Maidstone to Ashford, distant from the further 13, ...
... ham-Stoke, NurtOlk ; Messrs. Make and White, Solicitors. Essex-street; Strand ; at Garraway', and of Air. Robins, 'Warwick street, Golden-square, London, where ,a P•laa oI the Estate be seen. K.EN T, To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LETTon MITE following- FREEHOLD ...
... Farwell, Totnes ; or Mt. , 1. Alexander, Bedford-row, London. John Kent the younger, Southwick, county of Southampton, Dec. 5, at one, 6, at eleven, and tan. 6, at one, at the Golden Lion Inn, South , ick. Attornies, Messrs. Atcheson and Morgan, Austin-friars ...
... LLSICOL/4 second the is arrived in Dublin, as Aiel-str- - Cattp us his father. friday selmight, the following shocking accident Kent:—Mr. Bowman and bath resident at Upchurch, veer intonate acquaintance' ' went out tsigethe r tiMitti iheirgens, for the purp ...
... and they believed him dead, rifled his .pockets; and seeing astage-coach coMing across the Heath, they took Mr. ,Steel's boots, hat, &c. and carried the body to a hole near a clump . of trees, and threW •it in,; -they then avoided the Main road, and ...
... the-Scarf is worn so that the dress may be exposed, tastefully tied with a careless knot in to-mt.-- Lilac gloves and hail.boots made 'of . kid, and a beautiful white Muff; adds ninch tp the eleganCe and splendour of this rnuch•admired Walking Spring Dress ...
... carriage!, arrived 'on the ground, and were received by their Royal Highneires the Prince of WALES, Dukes of YORK, CUMBERLAND, KENT. and Sussex, who had ptevioutly arrived in their rtfpeElive carriages. Her MAJESTY, and three of the Princeffes, were dreffed ...
... Adarm, Cranford--bridg%; White Horse, Ux-bridge ;at Garraway's ; andof Robins, Warwi.:k-street, Golden-square. .COOLING. CASTLE. FARM,..near ROCHESTER, KENT. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee-House, in Change-Alley, Cornhill, Lotvhm on Wednesday ...
... from. Windsor, escorted by- nparty of light horse they were ,re-eived, on their entrance to the Palace, by the Dukes of YORK, KENT, and CUMBERLAND. The five PRINCYSSES .• THEIR MAJESTIES in two carriages; at.tenned Countess of ILCHESTER and Lady 1. after ...