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... Ebeneter Taylor and Robert K imp ton Jewin-crescent, wholesale jewellers. George .Meadows and Ben field, Marylebone-street, Golden-square, tailors rad habit makers. William Wood, sen., and William Wood, ton., Bristol, cabinet makers, upholsterers, and ...
... Hen. John PaJdon, Plymouth, auaioncers. •Vm, Ashmore and 'i‘. P. Osborne, Sheffield,.opucunni. us. Horscail and Higgins. Maidstone. CornfaclO'Sand seeds, nvn. Hamiltou and Hen. Gooch, late of Nichuks-laue, out now King W’llliam-rtrect, tailors and drspets ...
... Attraction. A physician ot New York says, that during one week attended four cases apoplexy caused wearing light boots. Hie Duchess Kent, was born August 17, 1785. She is consequently now years old.——Loru Brudenell, who cut conspicuous figure prosecutor ...
... would char off the whole ol il, and lIOIHI.IV hut his Crace thing the poorer. Alililart/ Srrrirrs lie Duke of Kent. lalward Augustus, of Kent, died the lilt y-third year of his age, having / / * C, ' lirm horn November 2, 17f»7. lie was first educated ...
... guilty of I, reach of the privileges of this House.—Ma Maui.sFM. |.„ FIUOAY’S LONDON A 7. HTTP.. seconded the motion of Lord Maidstone. —Lmin How tea rl _n.. Queen was this da, i.l»«.r«l to that .he House . f. the other O.der.uf.lie m. &,t h.Ue Day or, ...
... which the force at Feshawer was about advautre, for the relief Jcllalabad MARCH THE HEAD QUARTERS PROM CABCL THE PASS. 1. to Boot khak, miles. 1KB).—II. E. Lieut(ieneral Hir J. Keane, Commander in-Chief of the of the Indus, and head-quarters, with the tint ...
... known among the people of this city as the laborious and acceptable Curate of Kt. Margaret's. has lately accepted the Curacy of Kent, under the exemplary Mr. Bowdlcr. Amidst the punctual and zealous discharge of the duties of thut parish, he has found leisure ...
... very good. The duty estimated at £150,(1*t., being higher. Prime Hops are in demand, and '.Hi have been pas I for Weald of Kent and Musses pockets, but for common Hope tl.e market beon in dull state. Several Chartist meetings have been held in the metropolis ...
... grocer. William .Matthews, liushey, Hertfordshire, carpenter. John M'Connal, Liverpool, tea-dealer. Benjamin Holmes, Birmingham, boot-maker. John Burton, now late of Levenahulme, Lancashire, victualler. FROM TUKSDAY'S LONDON GAZKTTE. Declaration of iMotrenejt ...
... necessary notes. When be bad finished, he fell into his old attitude, and th* boot again, mused for some time. And this#* mm, at Imt, - an English boot, is it! This is Loudon boot, eh I*— * That Sir,' I replied, *is a London bout.’ He mused over it again ...
... extended scale, but tlte price* paid differ little from last Tuesday. quote East Kent bugs .•«•* 12ns, Mid Kent to 112s, East Keut pocket* !*ri 12ns, Mid pocket* H4s Weald of Kent pockets 72s >(2s, Sussex pocket* 7s pocket* His per cwt. NITRATS boDA.—Holders ...
... wood broker. W. Tucker, Provost-street, Cityroad, London, draper's assistant. White, Black i Lions, Kent, market gardener. R. Thompson, j Tovll, Maidstone, grocer. W. Jones, Ledbury, | Hereford, tailor. T. Bland, Christchurch, Monmouth, market gardener ...