... grocer, Nov. and Dec. 27.—Chas. Queen-street, Golden-square, victualler, Nov. 23 and Dec -—Lambour.l, Long Ditton, Surrey, barzebuilder, Nov. 28 and Dec. 29.—Thomas Selby and Silas Jiortox, Town Mailing, Kent, scriveners, Nov. 28 and Jan. 4.—Thos. Cardwell ...

... Cooke, Wouldham, Kent, and elsewhere, hmeburuer and King-street, Cheapside, attorney.—Richard Williams, Dudley, shoe manufacturer. —G. Womersley, Derby, hatter.—Geo. B Portus. Liverpool, apothecary.—J. H. Sl.eeles, Liverpool, boot dealer.—T. Crow, B ...

... TO LET, Golden Dog fonio n* Tw«Wt Boon OrflM. Oirdoo Boot, tO. _____ kepokteb, pakaokaphist, a compositor * POUNO MAN »eefc» BitnnUon «b^«- A. To-Wmomo.-Addm, I*ooo, Ottca, bourme, Kent. ' B°2iTKSS7£s^J2SpsiS « i^sss., ZflotisSr.WKno-.look. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted ...

... Nov. t— Wm. Morris, Tonbridge, Kent bnfjder, Sep 28 and Nov. 4.—Walter Scammell, Old Brentford, boot maker Oct and Nov. 4.—Henry Quirk. PMlsnd-fcrrace! St John's Wood, hay-dealer, Sep. aad Nov. 8. Francis Wm. South. Maidstone, beer-seller, Oct 1 and Nov ...

... and Conyer, De.vsbury, Yorkshire, shoddy dealers, Oct. and 30. Bankruptcy Annulled. Thomas Harrison, Harrietsham and) Maidstone, Kent, coal-merchant. ...

... 25.—Henby Gladweld Mortimer, Lee, Kent, builder, 21 and Aug. 11.—Tilden Smith, James Hilder, George Scrivens, and Francis Smith, Hastings, Sussex, bankers, Jnly 23 and Aug. 28.-—Wm. Lidbetter, Tonbridge Wells, Kent, corn-dealer, Jnly 18 and Aug. 21.—James ...

... Debtors.' The Petition of WILLIAM SMITH*, late of Woolwich, in the county Kent, Baker, but now a prisoner for debt confined in his Majesty's gaol of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, will be heard before his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said ccurity ...

... Have tasted this delicions which is mate the famous Kent QUEEN’S QUALITY for SPORTSMAN’S QUA for “exercise in the open air. Ask for and don’t be put off with imferior (13106 THOS. GRANT & SONS, Maidstone ROWLANDS’ ODONTO ODONTO ROWLANOS’ ODONTO ODONTO ODONTO ...

... Fleetstreet, licensed victualler. —C. Stunt, Oxford-street, watchmaker. W. Newman, late of Boughtou, Moi ehelsea, now of Maidstone, Kent, brewer, maltster, and retailer cf beer.—S. Cross, West Staffordshire, general factor.—P. H. Parker and J. Balsdon, Bristol ...

... STREET, NORWICH. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE 49, LONDON STREET. women. SULLEN, LATE R. KENT. DEGS to caß Spacial Attaatko to the ISANDELEGELE 1/ BOOTS fox LADIAS ORILDREE. softablei fer the Cooalag Swam. IiENTLEMEN'S 816 - OTIN6 AND FISHING BOOTS UDE TO OILDMI ...

... and April 18—James David Jones, Fleet-street, City, eating house keeper, March and April 15—George Francis Cooke, Wouldham, Kent, and elsewhere, lime burner, March 18 and April 15—Richard Williams, Dudley, Worcestershire, shoe manufacturer, March 17 and ...

... h, draper.—J. Phillip;. Birmingham, wood turner.—Edw. Shingler Birmingham, boot maker.—W. W. Young, J. W. Young, and G. Young, Neath, Glamorganshire, millers.—Jas. Wm. Golden, Brighouse, Yorkshire, :ard maker.—Thos. Morrison, Rhyl, Flintshire, coal merchant ...