Pigots 1840 - Kent
Faversham with the villages of Preston, Oare, Boughton, Ospringe & neighbourhoods
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Faversham is a market town, seaport and parish, having separate jurisdiction, in the lathe of Scray and hundred to which it gives its name – 47 miles east from London and nine west from Canterbury; eligibly situated on the main road between these two cities, and on a branch of the river Swale. It consists principally of four good streets, containing many handsome houses, a convenient well built town hall and some excellent inns; among the latter may be particularised the “Dolphin” and the “Sun” houses high in the estimation of commercial travellers. Within the last twenty years the town has received material improvement, and in a particular quarter of it, “the Brents” an accession of numerous dwellings forming quite a little town, chiefly inhabited by oyster dredgers; the lighting of the streets with gas has been in operation a considerable time. Faversham has long been celebrated for its manufacture of gunpowder, which is carried on to an amazing extent; and the present proprietors, who lately purchased the entire of the government works, are continually adding to their already extensive premises. A dreadful explosion took place in 1781, by the ignition of 7000 pounds weight of powder, when the corning mill and the dusting house of the then royal works were blown to atoms, and a number of workmen lost their lives; the report was heard at a distance of twenty miles and the town and adjacent villages suffered severely by the shock, having the roofs of the houses wholly or in part destroyed, with all the glass and much furniture; the government munificently for the families of the sufferers by this calamitous occurrence. Roman cement is the only other manufacture of any consequence; but the exports and imports of the place are of some importance; the former consist of corn, hops, fruit, wool and other produce, conveyed by water to the metropolis; the latter of timber, iron, coals, tar &c. The oyster fishery is of material benefit to the inhabitants and many hands are employed in shipbuilding. This town has been, from an early period, a member of the harbour of Dover as one of the cinque ports, and consequently is possessed of many valuable privileges. It obtained its first charter from Henry III, in which its freeman are styled “barons”; but the one under which its municipal affairs were conducted prior to 1835, was granted by Henry VIII. By the act passed in the year just mentioned the corporation was formed of a mayor, four aldermen (or jurats), and twelve councillors, with the usual assistant officers, and was styled “ the mayor, jurats and commonality of the town of Faversham”. Sessions are held quarterly; there are likewise a court of requests for the recovery of debts under 40s. and manorial courts under the jurisdiction of Lord Sondes. The church dedicated to St Mary, is a venerable pile, perfectly neat and commodious, with a light and very elegant spire, erected in 1755, when part of the church was rebuilt; the foundation of the hallowed structure is of remote date – certainly previous to the Norman invasion, for it was first annexed by the first William to the abbey of St Augustine in Canterbury. The benefice is a discharged vicarage, in the patronage of the dean and chapter of Canterbury, and present incumbency of the Rev John BIRT (DD). Baptists, independents and Wesleyan methodists have their respective places pf worships. The charities comprise a free grammar school, founded by Dr COLE in the 18th year of Henry VIII; a national school and several sets of well supported almshouses. Faversham confers the title baron on the family of DUNCOMBE. Wednesday and Saturday are market days, when there is an abundant supply of all kinds of provisions and other marketable commodities; a charter exists for holding fairs on the 25th of February and 12th of August, but of late years they have been unattended. The town, liberties, and parish collectively contained in 1831, 4429 inhabitants.
A short distance to the south of Faversham is the parish of Preston. The interior of the church here well merits a visit from the stranger arriving at Faversham, as containing a sumptuous altar tomb, of black and white marble, to the memory of Roger BOYLE Esq., and Joan his wife, ancestors of the Earls of Cork; there are also some monumental brasses of the fifteenth century. The church dedicated to St Catherine, is chiefly in the early English style of architecture, with a tower and spire; the benefice is a discharged vicarage, in the presentation of the see of Canterbury. In 1831 the population of the parish amounted to 673 persons.
One mile and a half north from Faversham is the small village of Oare; the parish bearing the same name, is bounded on the north east by the Swale, over which there is a ferry to Harty Island. The church is dedicated to St Peter; the living is a perpetual curacy, in the same patronage as that of Preston. Population 176.
Three miles SE by E from Faversham, in the parish and hundred of Boughton-under-Blean and lathe of Scray, is the village of Boughton. Its church dedicated to St Peter and St Paul, contains some curious monuments amongst which one of brass merits particular notice; the village possesses little else worthy of mention. Boughton Hill, not quite a mile from the village commands one of the most extensive prospects in the kingdom. A pleasure fair is held on the fist Monday after St Peters day. The parish contained at the last census a population of 1300 residents.
Situated on the main road from London to Canterbury one mile west from Faversham and in the same hundred is Ospringe liberty and parish, possessed of independent franchise and governed by its own constable. The “Lion” hotel in this village is a first rate posting and commercial house. The church dedicated to St Peter and St Paul, is in the early English style of architecture; the benefice is a vicarage in the gift of the master and fellows of St Johns College, Cambridge. A fair is held on the 25th May, chiefly for pleasure. Population of the liberty and parish in 1831, 1087
POST OFFICE, Market Parade, Faversham. John Bunyer SHARP, Postmaster, Letters from London arrive (by Dover mail), every morning at two, and are despatched every night at half past twelve. The box closes at nine at night, but letters are received until ten upon payment of twopence with each.
NOBILITY, GENTRY & CLERGY
ADLEY Mr John, Abbey st
AMHURST Mrs Mary, Oare
BIRT Rev John (DD), Church lane
BRIDGES Capt. Sheldwich
BROADBRIDGE Mrs Eliz. Standard rd
BROADBRIDGE Mr George, Standard rd
BROCK Mr Charles, Tanner st
CHAMBERS Mrs Mary, Preston st
COLEMAN Mr William, Abbey st
COURT Mrs Elizabeth, Preston st
CROW Mr John, Tanner st
CROW Mr Lewis, Preston
FAIRBRASS Mr Isaac, Abbey st
FOORD Mrs __, Whitehill
GIBBS Mrs __, Preston st
GIRAUD Mrs Mary, Court st
GOSSELIN Gerald esq, Preston house
GOSSELIN Lieut General, Ospringe
GRANT The Misses, Preston st
GROVES Percy esq, Boughton
HALL William esq, Tanner st
HANDLEY Rev C R, Herne Hill
HARRIS Gen. Lord, Belmont, Throwley
HILLS Mrs Mary, Abbey st
HILTON Giles esq, Preston house
HILTON Mr Giles, Lords Selling
HOCKLESS Mr Thomas, Court st
HORNE Mr Chas. Belvidere cottage
HORTON Mr John, Abbey st
HYDE John esq, Syndale, Ospringe
IRONS Captain John, Boughton
JACOB Edward esq, Preston st
JACOB Miss __, Preston st
JONES Rev Morgan, Ospringe
LADE John esq, Boughton
LUSHINGTON William esq, Norton
MARSH Rev George, Boughton
MONTRESON Lieut-Gen Sir Thomas, Ospringe
MORGAN Mrs, Preston st
MORGAN Mr Giles, Macknade
MORTIMER Rev Edward, Preston st
MURTON the Misses, Preston st
NEAM John esq, Selling
NEAM Mrs Ann, Homestall
OLDMAN Mrs Anne, Preston st
PEARCE Mr William H, Abbey st
PERKINS Mrs, Preston st
PERKINS John esq, Abbey st
PHILPOT Mr William, Preston st
PHIPPS Captain William, Abbey st
PLOMMER Mr Thomas, Court st
PORTER Mrs, West st
PRATT Mrs Anne, Court st
READ Miss, South lane
RICH Jones esq, Chapel house, Ospringe
SHEPHERD Mrs Francis, Preston st
SHEPHERD Henry esq, Court st
SHEPHERD Mr Henry, Preston st
SHEPHERD James esq, West st
SHEPHERD Capt. Jno (RN), Preston
SHEPHERD Mr Julius G, West st
SHEPHERD Samuel esq, Court st
SONDES the Hon. Lord, Sheldwich
STROUTS Mr Thomas, West st
TOKER Edward esq, Oaks, Ospringe
WALLER Mrs Grace, Alfred house, Preston
WILKS Mr Frederick, Preston
WOODHOUSE Rev Thomas, Norton
WREIGHT Henry esq, Preston st
WREIGHT Mrs, Preston st
WRIGHT Rev Thomas, Boughton
ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS
DANE Sarah, West st
DEAN John, Court st
EVANS Esther, Abbey st
Grammar School, Church st, Rev John BIRT (DD), master
GREENSTREET Agnes, Grove, Preston
HILLS Anne, West st
Infants School, West st, Jane PHILLIPS, mistress
JEFFERY Jane, West st
KINGSFORD Rev Sampson, Preston st
MILLNE Joseph, Partridge lane & Grove house, Preston
National School, Abbey st, Warren GREAVES, master; Mary BETSWORTH, mistress
STEVENS & RAINES, Preston st
ATTORNEYS
JEFFERYS William, (& town clerk), East st
MORGAN William, Preston st
SHEPHERD Julius Gaborian, West st
AUCTIONEERS
MINTER Thomas, West st
SHRUBSOLE Samuel, Mark, West st
BAKERS
AMOS John (& flour dealer), West st
BANKES William, Middle row
BARROW Anne, Water lane
BRANFORD John, West st
BRIDAL James, Abbey st
BRYANT John, West st
COLEGATE George, Preston st
DIPROSE Robert, Mall place
DIPROSE William, Victoria st
ELLIOTT Henry, Ospringe
EVANS William, Abbey st
FROST Edward, West st
FULLER Thomas, Tanner st
HOGBEN Stephen, Abbey st
HOUGHTON George, Ospringe
KNELL Thomas (gingerbread), Oare
PETTIT Henry, Boughton
SMITH William, Boughton
TAYLOR Thomas, Court st
THURSTON Thomas, Preston st
WACHER William, West st
WATSON Edwin, West st
WILDISH William, Market st
BANKERS
WREIGHT & HILTON, Court st (draw on PRESCOTT, GROTE & Co London)
Savings Bank, Court hall, William RIGDEN, treasurer
BASKET MAKERS
PACKER Edward, Court st
WATERS Thomas, Preston st
BLACKSMITHS
BURTON John, Oare
CAMPBELL Septimus, Boughton
COUCHMAN Daniel, Standard rd
DODD James, Preston st
FRIEND John, Preston st
GRIGGS Stephen, Conduit row
HOGBEN Thomas, Selling
HOWLAND John, South lane
MINTER Henry, Boughton
PAGE Richard, West st
TRANSOM Daniel, Ospringe
TRANSOM Eleanor, Ospringe
WATERS George, Boughton hill
BOOKSELLERS & STATIONRS
DELO Joshua, Market st
RATCLIFFE William (& binder, printer & library and reading rooms), Court st
THISELTON John, Market parade
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS
BARROW Edward, West st
BONNY Thomas, Boughton
BOYS Horatio, West st
BURCH James, Court st
BUSHER Joseph, Market st
BYRNE John, Abbey st
COMFORT Robert, Boughton
EASON James, Oare
EBBS George, Ospringe
GILHAM Thomas, Abbey st
HOWARD Thomas, Preston st
LAD Richard, West st
MARDEN John, Brents town
NUTTING William, Boughton
PARKER William, West st
SAXBY William, West st
SHRUBSOLE Louisa, West st
SHRUBSOLE William Hoare, East st
SPICER William, West st
SWINYARD William Henry, Preston st
TIDDEMAN Robert, Church st
TIDDEMAN Thomas, Preston st
TONG John, Ospringe
WILDISH James, Preston st
BRAZIERS & TIN PLATE WORKERS
CRIPPEN John, Market st
ELVY Thomas, West st
FOOTE Richard, Market st
SHARP John Bunyer, Market parade
BREWERS
FROST Thomas, Tanner st
RIGDEN William, Court st
SHEPHERD Henry, Court st
BRICKLAYERS & PLASTERERS
BARNES Thomas & Sons, East st and brick makers, Preston
BUVENDEN William, Preston st
HAISMER Thomas, Ospringe road
JUDGES William, Eastling
SCOONES George (& whiting manufacturer), Tanner st
SHRUBSOLE S M, West st
WHITING William, Ospringe
BUTCHERS
AMOS Richard, Abbey st
ASHBEE John, Market st
BOORMAN Thomas, Boughton
COLE William, Boughton
CRISFIELD George, Conduit row
DENNETT Thomas, West st
FILMER Edward, Preston st
FILMER Edward, West st
HILLS Richard, Ospringe
HUGHES Thomas, Boughton
MURTON Henry, Market place
SWOFFER Richard, Court st
WATSON William, Court st
WELLARD William, Boughton
CABINET MAKERS
FROST Thomas, Tanner st
MARLEN Francis, West st
MINTER Thomas, West st
ROGERS Richard, Preston st
WHITE Robert, Market place
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS
BARNES Thomas & Sons, East st & Preston
DAY John, White hill
JUDGES Wm. Boughton
REDMAN Mark (& shipbuilder), Standard quay
SHRUBSOLE Samuel Mark, West st
STANDEN & BROADBRIDGE, Boughton
CHINA, GLASS &c. DEALERS
BROWN Redman, Court st
HARRIS Henry, East st
CHYMISTS & DRUGGISTS
CLAUSE Thomas, Market parade
HOLMES John, Market place
COAL MERCHANTS
BARNES & BEDWELL, Abbey st
DRAYSON Charles, West st
HILLS Vincent (& barge owner), North lane yard; house, Court st
HOLMES John, Standard quay
HORNE Charles, Coal exchange quay
PAYN John, Kings Head quay
PERKINS John, Court st
SIBON George, Court st
CONFECTIONERS
DAWSON John, Market parade
SWING William, East st
WACHER William, West st
COOPERS
BOURN John, Preston st
COOMBER Robert, Preston st
CORN FACTORS
BRANFORD John, West st
EVANS Wm. Coal Exchange wharf
CORN, SEED & HOP MERCHANTS
BARNES Henry, Abbey st
JONES Brooke, Court st & Standard quay
KEMP Henry, Kemps wharf, Standard quay
FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS
Kent, DAN & STONE, Court st; George MURTON, Market place; John ADLEY, Abbey st
Phoenix, John BATE, Preston st
Sun, John Bunyer SHARP, Market place
FRUITERERS & GREENGROCERS
CLARK Daniel, Preston st
FOWLER Thomas, West st
LARAMAN William, Abbey st
TREGUNDO Elizabeth, Preston st
GROCERS & TEA DEALERS – marked thus * are also Tallow Chandlers – see also Shopkeepers &c.
BLACKLEY Joseph, Boughton
BROABRIDGE Henry, Market st
BROWN Redman, Court st
* COBB Edward, Court st
DELO Isaac, West st
ELLIOTT Henry, Ospringe
FIELDING Augustine, Abbey st
* GIBBS William, Market place
HARRIS Henry, West st
* NORWOOD Thomas, Preston st
PAY John, Abbey st
PELL James, Boughton
SIBON Thomas, West st
SIBON Thomas (& basket maker), Abbey st
* SMITH Charles, Market place
SMITH John, Preston st
SMITH Thomas, Boughton
WYLES Richard, Court st
GUNPOWDER MANUFACTURERS
HALL John & Son, (present proprietors, WM & Peter BRAMESTALL), Faversham & at Davington
HAIR DRESSERS & TOY DEALERS
DELO Joshua (warehouse), Market st
PAINE Joseph, Preston st
SWOFFER Edward, Court st
HAY DEALERS
COULTER James, West st
PHIPPS William, Abbey st
HOYMEN
CHAMBERS James, Abbey st
EVANS & Co, Abbey st
FAIRBRASS Thomas, Abbey st
JONES Brooke, Standard quay
KEMP Henry, Kemps wharf, Standard quay
INNS
Dolphin, John HODGES, Preston st
Lion (& posting house), Henry HOOK, Ospringe
Ship, Mary HADLOW, Market place
Sun, Thomas SHARP, West st
IRONMONGERS
ELLEN James, Preston st
FOOTE Richard, Market st
MARSHALL Jas. (& gunsmith), Market st
SHARP John Bunyer, Market parade
SHEPHERD Henry jun. (wholesale), Conduit row
LINEN DRAPERS
BATE John, Preston st
CORKE Cornelius, Market parade
LAKER Mary, Preston st
MURTON George, Market place
RYE Charlotte, Ospringe
SHARPE Richard, Market st
WICKINS Edward, West st
MALTSTERS
HOGBEN Sophia, West st
MARSH Bromley, Standard road
SHEPHERD Henry, Court st
MILLERS
AMOS Thomas, Ospringe
BEULL William, Boughton
CARR Thomas, Faversham & Water mill, Ospringe
ELLIOTT William, Ospringe
RICKWOOD John, Preston
SHRUBSOLE Robert, Luddenham
WELDISH William, Market st
MILLINERS & DRESS MAKERS
COZENS Elizabeth, West st
GORDELIER Eleanor, West st
MARTIN Anne, West st
SAUNDERS Jane, West st
NURSERYMEN
KNOWLER James, Faversham
LOTT John, White hill
PAINTERS, PLUMBERS & GLAZIERS
ATTAWAY John, East st
BOORMAN William, Ospringe
FENN John & Son, Court st
GILLMAN George, Sheldwich
KNOWLES Thomas, East st
PERKINS Francis, West st
WHITE George, Boughton
PAWNBROKERS
SHRUBSOLE William Hoare, East st
THURSTON Thomas, Preston st
PORTER AGENTS
BARNES Henry, Abbey st
KEMP Henry, Court st
ROMAN CEMENT MANUFACTURERS & MERCHANTS
PHIPPS William (cement & stone merchant and ship owner), Abbey st
SHEPHERD Samuel (manufacturer), Court st
ROPE & TWINE MANUFACTURERS
COURT Valentine (& sacking), Preston st
MAIDMENT George, Ospringe
SADDLERS & HARNESS MAKERS
BARNES Thomas, Boughton
BEALL George Wilson, (& currier), West st
DANE Chas. Francis, Market parade
KEMP Isaac, Preston st
MAIDMENT George, Ospringe
SAIL MAKER
CROCKER George, Standard quay
SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN GROCERIES & SUNDRIES
ARNOLD Frederick, Oare
BACK George, Oare
BUVENDEN William, Preston st
DANE William, Court st
DEAN Richard, Partridge lane
HILLS Francis, Ospringe
KIRBY George, West st
KESSON John, West st
MARTEN Richard, Partridge lane
MAYTON James, West st
PACKER James, Ospringe
SENIOR James, Boughton
SPENDIFF George, Ospringe
TURLEY Robert, Ospringe
STATUARIES & STONE MASONS
DRAYSON Charles, West st
LONGLEY George (& slate merchant), Mall place
STRAW HAT MAKERS
BATE John, Preston st
COZENS Elizabeth, West st
DERVALL Sarah, Market place
GORDELIER Eleanor, West st
MIDDLETON Catherine Swing, West st
SMITH John, Preston st
SURGEONS
CHITTENDEN John Franks, West st
GIRAUD Frederick Francis, Court st
HOARE William P, Preston st
LASLETT Richard, Faversham
LUKYN Robert, Court st
OGILVIE John, Boughton
TAILORS
BARKER Edward, Boughton
BASEDEN William Griggs, Ospringe
DAN Isaac (& draper), Court st
HAMMOND George, Wets st
HAMMOND George jun. West st
MURTON George, Market place
OTTAWAY Austin, Ospringe
OTTAWAY John, West st
PEARSON George, Preston st
READY Joseph, Abbey st
ROGERS Elizabeth, Market st
SMITH Richard William, Boughton
TANNER
BROCK Charles, Tanner st
TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES
Anchor, Jesse BUESDEN, Standard road
Anchor, Nicholas PHILPOTT, Ospringe
Bear, William STRAND, Market parade
Brent’s Tavern, Jno MARDEN, Brent’s town
Bull, Daniel NORHAM, Tanner st
Castle, William FIELDING, West st
Coal Exchange, Ths. FINN, Standard Quay
Crown, George HOUGHTON, Ospringe
Dolphin, Richard MARSH, Boughton
Faversham Arms, Stephen WARD, Ospringe road
Fleur de Lis, Edward USHER, Preston st
Gate, Mary WILDISH, Boughton hill
George, Sarah ATHERDEN, Preston st
George, Henry BAKER, Boughton
Lion, John HILDER, Boughton
Lion, Richard MARSH, Conduit row
Queens Head, George CLARK, West st
Queens Head, Mary STEVENS, Boughton
Ship, William JONES, Ospringe
Ship, Isaac JUDGE, Boughton
Smack, William HILLS, Abbey st
Star, Tucker USHER, Middle row
Swan, William, KENNETT, Market st
Three Mariners, James RAY, Oare
Three Squirrels, Hartwell WEST, Boughton
Three Tuns, Edward AUSTEN, Tanner st
Two Brewers, William PUNYER, Quay lane
White Horse, John Baker HOGBEN, West st
White Horse, William SMITH, Boughton
TIMBER MERCHANTS
HORNE Charles, Coal Exchange Quay
PAYN John jun. (& ship owner), Kings Head Quay
PERKINS John, Court st
WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS
BAKER Henry, Boughton
CROW Edwd. (& silversmith), Market place
FOOTE Richd. (& silversmith), Market st
WHEELWRIGHTS
FIGG Richard, Ospringe
MINTER Henry, Boughton
ROGERS Thomas, Preston st
SHRUBSOLE Samuel Mark, West st
STROUD Henry, Oare
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS
DAN & STONE, Court st
SHARP Thomas, West st
WOOLSTAPLERS
HIGGINS John, West st
MEAD Thomas, Standard quay
WATSON Edwin (& corn factor), West st
MISCELLANEOUS
ALFREY Thomas, assessor of taxes, Preston st
ATTAWAY George, seedsman, Court st
BAILEY Jane, eating house, West st
BILLS William, carrier, Middle row
BONNER Charles, corn chandler, Court st
BOULDING Mark, breeches maker & glover, Preston st
CHAMBERS Bartlett Allen, furniture broker, West st
CHAMBERS William, mast, block and pump maker, Town wharf
CLAY Charles, hat manufacturer, Preston st
COULTER John, surveyor of taxes, Court st
County of Kent Friendly Society, John ADLEY, agent, Abbey st
DIX Wm. professor of music, Preston st
Excise Office, Ship Inn, John W WHITE, supervisor
FIELDING Augustine, clothes dealer, Court st
Gas Works, John SHARPE, principal actuary, Market place
GORDELIER John Francis, currier, East st
HILLS Elizabeth, stay maker, West st
Library & Reading Rooms, Court st, William RATCLIFFE, librarian
London & Thames Assurance Association, Abbey st, John ADLEY, agent
PATCHING William, fellmonger, Ospringe
REDMAN Mark, shipbuilder, Standard quay
ROBERTS Thomas, dealer in marine stores, Conduit row
ROGERS John, relieving officer, Ospringe
SHEEPWASH John, tobacco pipe maker, Preston st
SHERWOOD Abraham, farrier, Faversham
SMITH John, registrar of births & deaths, Preston st
SMITH John, parish clerk, Church lane
Stamp Office. Market place, Jno Bunyer SHARP, sub distributer
Union Poorhouse, Faversham, John PRINGUER, governor
CUSTOM HOUSE – Abbey st
Collector – John ADLEY
Comptroller – Thomas JULL
Landing Waiter & Collectors Clerk – Richard KEYS
Boatmen & Tide Waiters – Edward HILLS & William LIGHTFOOT
Inspecting Commander of the Coast Guard – Captain W W P JOHNSON (RN)
Principal Coast Officers – at Whitstable, Edward HUNT; at Milton, Henry SEA; at Herne Bay, Thos. BUSBRIDGE.
COACHES
To London, the Royal Mail (from Dover), calls at the Post Office every night at half past twelve, and the Tantivity starts from the Ship, every morning (Sunday excepted), at a quarter to ten.
To Canterbury and Dover, the Royal Mail, (from London), calls at the Post Office, every morning at two.
To Maidstone, a Van (from Canterbury), calls at the Dolphin and Swan, every day at half past twelve.
VANS – for passengers and goods
To Ashford, Wm. BILL from his house, Middle row, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at ten.
To Canterbury, George HOGBEN, every morning (Sunday excepted), at nine.
To Gravesend, Vans, from the Dolphin and White Horse, every morning at a quarter past ten, and afternoon at a quarter past two; goes through Sittingbourne, Rochester, Chatham.
To Whitstable, Robert ROGERS, from his house, Partridge lane, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at ten
CARRIERS
To Lenham, John WILSON’s, Waggon, from the Coal Exchange every Tuesday and Saturday.
To Wye, ___ AUSTIN, from the Two Brewers, daily.
CONVEYANCE BY WATER – Hoys
To London, Henry BARNES, Henry KEMP, Brooke JONES, Thomas FAIRBRASS and EVANS & Co, daily.
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