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... every description to paint preservative from of weather selling price lonr (iu Company’s : Meredith Clerk Sept 33rd C BRUIN Boot and Maker TO MFKRALL tfully inform im and Ira adjoiuing Messrs Billing’s tree strict merit their THEATRE OF Blenheim Great ...
... clue to the recovery of theii property. Kent Quarter Sessions. Mr, George Hale. —On Tuesday se’nnight. Mr. Clarkson, as Counsel for Mr. Hale, moved for his discharge out of the custody of flic keeper of the Maidstone gaol. Mr. Clarkson stated, that his client ...
... Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, ciolh manufacturer. Perkins, of Bermondsey square, Southwark, tanner. HolWck, of King street, Golden square, embroiderer, (i. Aiisell and C. ,i. Ausell, Bank Priming ground, VVimbleton, calico printer. S. Malleys, of Scnlco- ...
... Coker Adams, chaplain to the Earl of Ayles- ford, John Adams, of Summerfield House, near Maidstone, I serjca.it-:'t-lu\v, to Miss Coker, of Boxley House, Kent, and only dang! it' r of the late John Coker, of Bicester, in ,the county oi Oxford, Esq. Died ...
... hearse was draws up at the gate leading to the chapel. ST, GEORGE'S CBAPBL, To Sold Private Contract, IK OKB om MOM LOTS, A BOOT Sixty Ton* of prim* HAT, off mprrior A. iMg with GRASS-KEEPING nnlil Uie 25th dor «f IF*— *• Purch.wr m«f U« th. «ue of « nod ...
... waa sen- tenced to be imprisoned six months In tbe boom of cor- rection. — ■■ — Suicide at Maidstone. — On Friday aa Inquest was held at the Ball inn, at Maidstone, on the body of Admiral Bazeley. Duncan M'Arthuc, M.D. deposed that he was called to tbe ...
... be opened immediately in his absence. KENT BRUNSWICK CLUB DINNER.—On Friday the nobility, clergy and freeholders of the County of Kent, forming the Kent Brunswick Constitutional Club, dined together at Maidstone in cele• bration of the triumph gained ...
... W Hunt, Glossop, Derbyshire, cotton manufacturer B Crowther, Bristol, pawnbroker L Michellion, Union-place. Kent-road, merchant Pointer, Golden Horse % %aril, job master E F Jacques, Commerce•place, Brixton, gardener R Barrett, Pavement, Moorfirlde, lucerne° ...
... Gravesend, Kent, victualler. . Keen, late Reading, Berkshire, coach-proprietor. BANKRUPTS. E. C. Bessell, of Cadogan street, Chelsea, professor music. Henry Hornblower, High victualler, and dealar wines and spirits. W. Harrison, Maidstone, cattle and ...
... street, Holborn, !Allard taLle manufacturer J Longhurst, Reigate, Surrey, ironmonger W W Edwards, fleet-street, boot maker K Cottingham, Bexley, Kent, surgeon H T Sturley, Aylet ham, Norfolk, linen draper J Jones, Liverpool. bri , :lt la) er f S Southgate, ...
... pleaded intoxication in defence.—Tbe parties compromise the matter. John Miller was charged with stealing some children's boots fiom a stall in the Market-place, lielonging to Mr- Greatorex, who stated that the prisoner came to look at some shoes, when ...