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... give security, wiih sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction ofthe Trustees of the said Turnpike- Koad, tnr payment of the Kent agreed for, and at such tinies as they shall direct. And Notice is hereby also Given, That at a Meeting of the Trustees held ...
... Militia and Yeomanry, thle Lords Lieu- 11tenants of Counties and Deputy Lteuteniitts, should appear la )tuniform pautaloons and boots, agreeably to regulation- All persons be longing to their Majesities' Households, and all n others who wear their civil uniform ...
... the Navy and Army,'Militia V Hooo, . i Lords Lieutenants of Counties, and Deni,tv , J,tk should appear in unifoim pantaloons boots reKulation. All persons to their holds, and all others, who wear their civil ui t similar occasions to appear in shoeswith ...
... references will be given. Direit, F. S., Bromley- common, Kent. rp HE GALLOPADE, MAZURKA, JL \\ A LTZING.and QUADRILLES, PRI V \TEL\ TAI OUT by Messrs. WILLIS and GREEN, No. 41, Brewer-street, Golden -square. A LADY, nearly forty years of age, wishes for ...
... BANKRUPTS. T. Sherwin, Lomlon-wall, chet semooger. Mary Clara Buchanan, Golden square, boarding-house-V J. E. Brand, place, Old Kent road, fishmonger. W. Hazelden, Goudhuret, Kent, butcher. J. Elling, Warminster, Wiltshire, butcher. Dickins, sen., Northampton ...
... RUCHANAN., tee, Golden-square,- . hou i Le s te g e g r i , . at in e u , j l i t lY K l . Z. Lan t e L Zrg a y t le t - I , l 4t e re C e o t u ie o gent-stre r er S' Es ° Ell t W r .;ll2.l r ; 8 . 8.A.N1J, of Neison-place, Old Kent-road, and Jul 12 ...
... Marks and Son's, Langham-place, Cavendish-square. CHARIOT, new built to order this Spring, with rumble, imperial, commode case, boot and its imperial, boxes, drag, patent axletrees, C springs, and every other thing usually fitted to the most finished Chariot ...
... why Clericus” slop conclusion of Ibis Did liis begin pinch why did he not mention fee (Is Gd) for churching I woman which in Kent is considered willi the This Mr Clericus” demanded before the mother infant could churched With respect to the ether part of ...
... surrender in Basinghall-street. Brand James Edward, Nelson-place, Old Kent-road, fishmonger, June July 12, at eleven.—Turnley, Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside. Buchanan Mary Clara, Golden-square, boarding house keeper, June 5, at one, July 12, at ten. —Lane ...
... the growth of hops, situate in , the parishes of Wrotham and Stansted., on the high road to Maidstone, and about 24 miles from London, in the county , of Kent,' consiSting •of 71 acres of arable, meadow, pasture, orchard, aqd wood land, with a farm-house ...
... apply at 106, Wood-street, Cheapside; orto Mr. Allen Davis, 8, New Bridge-street, Blackfnars. KENT. â A Capital MANSION, the FRIARS, at Aylesford, near Maidstone. To be LET, Furnished, by Messrs. .MORRIS, that capital Mansion, with Offices of every description ...
... Minories, scale and _: _ ter n Messey, Ren nock Richard, late of Little Peter-stre t, » HumiU?Thomas,*late of Alpha-place.Old Kent-road. engloeer, generalmerchant, and coramiaaion-agent. hill licensed Bates. Thomas, late of the Grapes Public-house, Dowgate-hdl ...