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... sold as above, and by most respectable Per- -•iners. Medicine Venders, Chemists, _c. ?? brummell'S advjce. ?? Whene'er your Boots or Shoes are dirty, Send 10 the STRAND, at No. 3(1; For Brilliant Blacking, long reputed The best of all, it's not disputed ...
... forterms and particulars to Mr. C.EORGE RO! Offices, Covent-garden. NEAR TO MAIDSTONE. TO BE SOLD, A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, within a mile find a half Of tbO town Of Maidstone, and to be sold on I The House is adapted to a retiring Merchant, w iti ...
... particulars had on the Premises, at the Auction Mart, and in Covcnt-garden. IN KENT.-The REED COURT ESTATE, a Capital Freehold Manor Farm, within Five miles «.| Maidstone, about ?? with early possession, and capital shooting— By Mr. GKORGK ROBINS, at ...
... Rainng hall-street ; of Mr. VEN- TOM, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, St. Thomas's-equare, Hackney, and at the Auction Mart. KENT.— 3OO ACRES of CAPITAL FREEHOLD, ARABLE, and M VRSH LAM), in one of the best Agricultural Districts in the county, iii tin ...
... WOTTON v. BUCKTON, the Creditors of THOMAS WOT- ■ON, lateof Tlle Lodge Farm, in the Parisli of Sturrv, in the t ..vinty of Kent. Gentleman (who died in the month of March IfO}). are by their Solicitors forthwith to tome in before JVilliamVV ngheld. Es ...
... would wish your dress eompiet/ °' You must have neatness in the feet • F^r gaiety of dress you know ■' Is furnished by the Boot or Shoe ; « Blacking, in a Liquid or in Paste, ' You'll find congenial to your taste At. WARREN'S, 3a in the Strand, Thi. p ...
... one, at tiie Bankruptcy Commission Room, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Davison, Syirond's Inn, Chancery-lane; or Mr. Kent, Westgate-street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. SMITH, Thomas, Stockton-upon-Tees, hatter, Sept. 11, Oct. 7, at eleven, at the Black ...
... City, Monday, Nov. 24. Berkshire.— Reaving, Wednesday, N0v. 28. City of Canterbury— Saturday, Nov. 29. Kent— Dover, Mini ay, Dec. I. Kent— Maidstone, Wednesday, Dee. 3. Sussex— Horsham, Friday, Dec. 5. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. .. ?? * ?? .yt- J - Law, Esq., C ...
... GERRARD, J. G., Basingfasli-street, merchant, Nov.M. HAMBLY, W., Falmouth, merchant, Dec. a. HODSELL, W., jun., South Ash, Kent, paper maker, Dec. 3. MERCER, It. and Co., Swansea, coal owners, Dec. 5. MITCHELL, J-, Crescent, Minories, merchant, Dec. 6 ...
... neeessarrt) detained there, as wen us to ail persons travelling to eveiy town on the i anierbury and Dover Road and the Coast ot Kent, must in this case he peculiarly striking, more especially as the time will thereby be reduced from an average of two hours ...
... One. 31, New Broad-sC'eet. BRITISH CHANNEL HARBOURS' RAILWAY, and GRAND KENT and SUSSEX RAILWAY, uniting the Ports of the British Channel on the entire Sea Coast of Sussex and Kent with tiie Metropolis and the Port of London, forming the most direct c ...
... —MANUFAC- by H. CHRISTIAN, Chemist, Canterbury, i have been recently received from their Royal - of Gloucester, and Duchess of Kent, le Duchess of Notthumberland. It is patronised lity in general, and is a constant companion to .• grace, elegance, and ease ...