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... Land, containing 20 acres, more or A in the parish of Aylesford, in the county of Kent, situate in ,aBS . j ie Lower Blue Hell Inn, on the turnpike road from Maidstone now in the occupation of Mr. George Roots, yearly particulars of this lot may obtained ...
... —Ua*«, b'uriiitiu'e, an.l block Trade, Kent Road. —Uv Mr. WILLIAMS, the Promises, WEDNESDAY next, Oct. 23, at welve 'T'HE LEASE of Brick ELLLSCr-HOUsE I and .-HOP, very .delightfully mate near Diver’s Nursery, in the Kent Road; the premises have been recent ...
... seedsman. 11 alii well, Robert Ogdin, late of No. 123, W hitcchapel-road, oil and colourman. Clapson, Jonathan, late of Maidstone and Lenham, Kent, plumber, painter, and glazier. Adkins, Joseph, late of Belle Vue, near Waldron, Sussex, farmer and dealer in hops ...
... laying at Maidstone, in Kent, and is expect d receive orders embark forth® golden world, the K:ist Indies young men education certain of promotion— f r tiie Royal York Rangers, cloatliing green ; 2 for the English Fuzilecn's, laying at Maidstone, ...
... » LAD, about 14, clean Boots and make hloiMlf generally u«rfiil. Apply IWe day «t the Dolphin Wine-raalle. Tonbridge street. King ■-crora. TO WINE-MERCHANTS. BREWERS, and BROKERS,—A yonng MAN «nd WIFE, telthont any Incnm. brance whatever, are deairous ...
... Qiliioghftm. Kent, baker—John Ev*ra, Cfoom’rf >friar*, chip chandler —William Henry Smith, St. Martin’* le-Grand, Ci»y, attorney-»t- Birmingham, umbrelU uianutacturer— Nathaniel ...
... brandymerchants—J. Wilson and B. Seadon, Sherrard-street, Goldensquare, boot and shoemakers—W. Till and W . H. Miles, Changealley accountants—D. James and J. W. James, Dartford, Kent, curriers—T. Neal and W. Corder, Tunbridge Wells, linen and woollendrapers—F ...
... CERTIFICATES GRANTED. M. Honey, Maidstone, Kent, grocer, certificate of the second class —C. Avery, Feuchurcb-strcet, City, colonial broker, certificate of the third class—E. Crowe, Colchester, boot and shoe maker, certificate of the third class, after ...
... J. Green, sen., J. Green, juo., and C. W. Green, Hayle Mill, and Mills, Maidstone, Kent, paper manufacturers.—Aug.3. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. TayUr, Little Pulteney-streel, Golden.square, Middlesex, ebaesemonger. BANKRUPTS. R. Pierce, Wellington, Shropshire ...
... INSOLVENTS’ INTERIM ORDERS. At Maidstone.—Christiana Edmunds Pugh, Nettiestead, Kent, governess, Sept. 4. At Weston-super-Mare, John Muggleworth, Weston-super-Mare, boot maker, Sept. B—John Davis, Weston-super-Mare, fly proprietor, Sept. 8. At Ashford ...
... at Maidstone, in Kent, and is expected to receive orders to embark for the golden world, the Last Indies; young men of education certain of promotion-6 fur the Royal York Rangers, cioatlnng green ; i for the English Fuzileers, laying at Maidstone, in ...
... and never-failing stream of water, the river Darenth running through the beautiful valley at Shoreham, Kent about four miles from the high Maidstone road, and now in full trade - also a genteel private residence, with chaise-house, stabling, and paddock ...