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... Timothy Iltestwoud, of Leeds, August 11, woe. F. and V. Goldsey. July 1, lain. Starry Wise and Chriatoplser Pauli. of Maidstone, Kent, riper manufacturers. July 0, 1610. Jame' Niehu'reem,sen sail /MOM Nieloolson.jun of Great Theidleld street, St. Mary-1s ...
... lolm Shepherd Killick, of Hackney-mills, Leebridge. miller, at one, at Guildhall. Sept. 29. David Stevenson.- of the Strand, boot and shoe. maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. . .William Potter the younger, of Nottingham. grocer, at eleven, at the Kant ...
... GENERAL ORDERS. Ilsrse.Guards, Aug. is, tBto. . At a General Court Mg' I jai held at Maidstone, on th e 2 5th ofJ one, 1816, and continued by adjournments to the 25th of July following, pf ivate Rohert e ° il nlan, of the Bearsted and Mailing Regiment ...
... an Act passed in last Session of Parliament, for m ,king certi.rt roads in the neighbourhood of Shoreham, in the county. of Kent., From the statement of (he Attorney-General it - appeared, that the first two Gentlemen against 'whom the information was ...
... Bartlett's-building s , ..W. C. Pearse, late Newton Motet, Devon, linen-d Dec. '2l, at tao, 22. Jan. 22. at twelve, at the Golden•• t Inn; Ashburton. A ttoriticl., Mr. J. Jordan, East Tei Devon; and Mr. Fairbanks Staple Ilia. I IJ. and C. Price, Pickett-street ...
... traveller's hat of black or grey velvet, or ctols turned up on the left side RITTINS OF DECEMBER 14. with a shell ornament. Hatt-boots of grey ciente ' laced and The Majority of the Special Council having met, b oun d w i t h bl ac k velvet. Chinese ri4kule ...
... Axe, London, March 50, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Robert Little and Wm. Craastma, late of folythe, and of Ashford, Kent, linen .drapers, Mai ch 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.-- Thomas Togwell, of Horsham, Su►sex, tanner, March 2, at ten ...
... was against the officer. • The plaintiff was arrested on the 11th of October by Copland, one of the officers of the Sheriff Kent, who received for the bail ; whereas by the statute of 11S H. VI. c. 9, no. more than 4d. is to be taken as the price of the ...
... at Garraway's ; ad of Mr. Robins, Warsvich-street,' Golden-square, where Flake s fdr viewing belted. • . FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-Aquae, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never ...
... Secretory. WEST KENT GAOL, eIAIDSTONE. TO BUILDERS: PERSONS desirous of Contracting for the nuns dary Wall, and other Works to tke said Gaol, ►t►ay see the Plans and Specifications at the Office of Mr. Smith, King•street, Maidstone. Tenders !re to he ...
... lariat of St. Anthony, in Roselask per Ditto 1 3 8 John Capper, Esq. - - - 5 5 0 Carbonell and Son - - -“ 10 10 0 Wellington, Kent, per Rev. 14 6 A 43. Amburton 5 0 A. W. - - - 1 2 6 The Parish of Rougham, Suffolk , after a sermon on the Post day, by the ...
... sun had spar'd her ever And wintry storms and summer air, Had touch's' her never. lier auburn locks with wayward wit!, From golden bodkin sever still, Luxuriant, glossy, unconfined, The silken ringlets freely wind : Nevi on her snowy forehead wage, • New ...