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... square, Middlesex, boot and shoemaker—'George BrydgesKcinhatdt, Wakefield, Yorkshire, druggist and chemist—James Howorth, Waterfoot,*Rosendale, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer—William Pike the elder and the younger, Maidstone, Kent, fw-llmcugersand p ...
... Lambeth, Sarrey bakes Benjamin Walmsley, Surrey place; Kent roat, Surrey, merchant and Gerhard Hilbers New Leuden street, London, merchant—Nichard James > New Londca street, London, merchayt--Jéhn Kent, Leddington, Wilts, farmer and warrener—John James Smith ...
... upholsterer—George Brown, Shoreditch, Middle- sex, haberdasher—-Joseph Varley, Hounsditch, slopseller— Johu Cutbush, sen. Maidstone, Kent, lime merchant—Charles Bessell, of Prospect place, Lambeth, Surrey, insurance broker—Thos. Price, and Charles Price, Red ...
... bookseller —Bernard Henri Lackcnhaclier, Lime-street and West souare, Lamiieth, merchant—Thomas Summer, Fran cis-strect. Golden-square, grocer—James Thornton, Brook-stn-et, Hollxim, glass cutter—Joseph Ardern, Weaverham, Cheshire, farmer and slate dealer ...
... cheiter, Lancafhire, fultian manufacturers, May 26,27, June 24, Golden Buck, Manchefter,--- Richard Flight, of Barton End, Horft ley, Glocetierthire, clothier, ‘May 26, 27, June 24, the boot, Horfliey.----Edward Norris, of Manchefter, cabinet maker, May ...
... —James Peck, Lombard-street, stationer Thomas Williams, Newgate-street, London, wholesale linen-draper.—John Johnston, Maidstone, Kent, woollen-draper—Robert Johnson, Old Gravel-lane, Middlesex, baker.—George Haesckcl, Gerardstrtet, Middlesex, taylor Laidnian ...
... the average may be called X 6. 10. to £7.10. _ Maidstone, Sept. 15.—The picking is not generally commenced, and the reports of the produce are not very favourable. But the neighbourhood of Maidstone will yield a considerable quantity hops. If we were ...
... dealer. Liverpool. John Alexander Mowat. boot and shoemaker, Crawfordstreet. St litaryiebone, Middlesex. James l'reston, tobacconist. Kingsland, Middlesex. John , sligden, builder, Charles-terrace, Paxton Park. ham, Kent. Prom Priday's Gazette, 5. BANKRUPTS ...
... IJmbriel (taken) YS —Mr Rogers' Jerry Kent (taken) 23 Captain Lane'. Ninnyhammer (taken) 40 —Mr Oliver's Ethelbert (taken) 40 --- Mr Wilkins' Pew, (taken to 1100) 30 Lard Exeter'. Filbert (taken) 1000 —1 —Mr C. Dorrien's Golden Plover (t. to t 33) 1000 —1 —Mr ...
... Owen, presided on the occasion. He was supported in the vice chairs by H. P. J. Collingwood, Esq., and Captain Morgan, of Golden Grove. The company consisted of the committee of management, and the gentry of the town and locality. On the right of the ...
... TRIAL or NESBITT, ron MURDER. — July 23.—The town of Maidstone perbaps never a mae animated scene than on this occa- M ost persons who bad at the Assizes con- in town, in bopes of bearing the trial of » man charged with the committal of a crime so atrociuns ...
... Chaplain to th e Lord lieutenant of Ireland. The Rev. Frederick Jonathan Richards, M.A., to thencarage of !Inky, near Maidstone, Kent. Patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Rochester. The Rev. Richard Smith. 8.D.. Vicar of New Romney, to the Rectory of Hope ...