... her person for safety. Returning home one day in Company with some friends, in passing by a public-house, called The Cock and Bottle,” she conceived strong desire totaste “something short;” and, turning in with her companions, regaled themselves with ...

... the poor woman, and after deal of trouble, succeeded in tracing the notes'*] possession of uncle to the person who kep' Cock and Bottle. This old man having found.' money where Mrs. Hillier had dropt it, detertf 1 to make the best of his good fortune. We ...

... her person for safety. Returning home one day in company with some friends, iv passing by a public house, called The Cock and Bottle, she conceived a strong desire to taste something short; and, turning in with her companions, regaled themselves with ...

... tot the poor woman, -.nJ after >;r deal tiouhle, succeeded in tracing the notes to the uncle to ihe person woo kept the Cock and Bottle This old man having found money where Mrs Hither had it, determined to make the st of hi. good fortune. We miaht sometimes ...

... great deal of trouble, sueceeded in treeing the notes ti s the possession of en uncle to the person who k •pt '' the Cock and Bottle. This old man having found the m iney where Mrs Hi her dropped it, determined to In ,ke the best of his good ferttine ...

... late of Suoderland, sear the Sea, Durham, Redcross.atreet, Southwark, juursiey butcher. • WHITS Aaa, formerly of the Cock aud Bottle, China-row, Lam - Edward Thomas of Durham, of Long Framlington, beth, and late of the and Garter, St. Marta's-lase, N ...

... complete china tea service, wine glass, rummers, decanters, &c. &c. knives and forks, several stone liquor casks and cocks, glass bottles, per dozen, with utensils the liquor trade; kitchen furniture, culinary, and various other articles.—Sale to begin ...

... themselves by shaking a leg or sporting toe, at. the far famed Mr. Wilson’s academy,’ preparatory their figuring away the Cock and Bottle Assembly'Rooms,’ or perhaps even Lord Mayor’s ball,—l, poor Tommy Green, was busily employed in weighing and papering ...

... queer circumstances. There is a coal-heaver named Savery, who with his wife and two children occupy the back attic at the Cock and Bottle public-house, in the strand; and, for the last two or three days, Mr. Matthew Pearce, the Bank Clerk, has made this c ...

... following circumstances. There is a coal-heaver named Savory, who with his wife and two children occupy the back attic at the Cock and Bottle pub. lie-house, in the Strand; and, for the last two or three days, Metthew Pearce, the Bank Clerk, has made this coal-heaver ...

... circumstances. The: , is a co tl-heaver named Savory, who with his wife and two children occupy the imck attic at the Cock and Bottle !loose, in the Strand; and, for the last' two or three days, Mr: M4Vitew Pearce, the bank clerk, has made this coal-heaver ...

... following queer circumstances:— There is coal-heaver, named who, with his wife and two children, occupy the back attic at the Cock and Bottle publichouse, in the Strand ; and, for the lest two three days, Mr. Matthew Pearce, the Bank clerk, has made this his constant ...