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... liberal portion of the inhabitants think, that ujlon the spot the monument should be erected. KENT.-REPRIEVE OF SHEEPWASH, CONVICTED OF MURDER.-The governor of Maidstone gaol has re- ceived an order for the reprieve of the convict Sheep. wash, found guilty, ...
... Basinghall-street-G. LEWIS, Market-street, Oxford- street, plumber. Off. assig., Johnson, Basinghall.street -G. NvE, Maidstone, Kent, cabinetmaker. Off. as- sig., Johnson, Basinghall-street-J. HALL, Rother- hithe, shipwright. Off. assig., Groom, Abchurch-lane ...
... jeweller, July 20-A. Lee, Guldford, Surrey, banker, July 23-H. Roger, Southampton, draper, July 21-D. Twort, Horsrnonden, Kent, rniller, July 21-3. Brown, Austin-friars, City, merchant, July 18-J. B. R. Durant, late of Stogursey, Soenersetshire, groeer ...
... Whitechapel-road, carpenter and builder-J. Jackson, sen., Stockport, Cheshire, tailor. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. S. Stacey, Maidstone, Kent, tailor-T. Mansfield, Tut- bury Staffordshire, cordwsiner-W. Walker, Stone, Staf- fordshire, veterinary surgeon-T. Rogers ...
... should commit them for trial at Maidstone. RARE BxnDs.-An extensive flight-of that somewhat rare and very curious bird, the common cross-bill, has just made its appearance in-the firplantationsof Penen- den-heath, Maidstone. They were first seen on July ...
... dealer-C. Smith, Bath, blindmaker-A. Waddy, Bath, bookbinder-W. Kemp, Chart Sutton, Kent, out of business-S. Postlethwaite, Leicester, out of business-G. Brown, Maidstone, out of business-M. Harpham, Burgh-in-the-Marsh, Lincoln- shire, collar-malrer-W. ...
... . Harding, Birmingham, railway clerk-T. Showel',, Bir- mingham, bellows maker-E. Marsh, Canterbr~ry, boot and shoemaker-E. Williams, Birmingham, boot and shoemaker-H. Corbett, Birmingham, comeitssien agent -W. Cooper, Ipswich, Suffolk, truiterer and ...
... the Affections.,, The scenel is laid in one of the most anci- nt balls in what had onee been an old 'baronial residence in Kent, hut, at the tiee of the story, wai used as a fanner's bumestead. Tlee time- is Christmai-day: sad the marriage of a youthful1 ...
... John-street, Clerkenwell, rectifiers and distillers. Off. assig., Groom, Abehurch-Jane, Lombard-street- W. A. BEEVES, Maidstone. Kent, cabinetmaker. Off. assig., Graham, Coleman-streer - T. ELLEN, Great Russell.-street, Bloomsbury, coal merchant. Off. ...
... , Out of business-T. Hawkins, Birminghamp builder-B. Manninfg Kidder- minster, fapnitcrehbroker-J. Terry, West Ma ling, Kent, boot and shoe maker-H. Burrs, Loose, near Maidtone, plumber-3. Cowell, Newcastle ?? blacksmith-M. Moore, Gateshead, wSafftr. ...
... Martineili, Frederick street Regent's-parkr and Nottingham-mews, High-street, marylebone, coachmaker, July 19-B. Kent, Roeherville, Kent, out of business, July 18-F. Tapley, Sidmouth, linendraper, July 12- Maria Frances Thomas, Bristol, hotel keeper, ...
... merchant, Aug. 27-G. Duglas. Brunswick- place, Old Kent-road, linen draper, Aug. 27-C. O'Neil, Goldensqlare, picture dealer, Aug. 26-J. De Levante, Wood.street, City, shirtraker, Aug. 27-J. T. Earl, Lewisham, Kent, plumber, Aug. 29-B. Jefferies, Wor- cester ...