... 'l3, March 9, White Lion Bristol: .Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, . .1. Lander,. Hampstead Road, boot 'shoe-maker, Jan, 30, Feb. 6, March 9, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Noy and Ilardstone, Minciag-lane. • T. H. Kentish, ...

... Westmorland, house-carpenter. Attorney, Addison, Staple Inn. • DIVI DENDS.• • Oct. 29, IV. Warne, Bedford-street, Covent-garden, boot- Maker-12, IlickoX, Worthing, draper-9, P. Fawcett, late Of Sr. Martin's, Slaniford Baron,' Northamptonshire, inn-holder-9 ...

... Leeds, grocer-27, J. Paffard, Portsmouth, grocer-27, W. Penny, Titchfield, Southampton, brewer M. Moore, Marybone-street, Golden-square, hosier —2B, W. and T. Bingley, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, linen-drapers-21, J. Rust, Great Waltham, Essex, miller ...

... ship Oronooko, was driven on shore.: halfthe houses in the town were blown down—An artist advertises to teaeh Ladies to make boots. and'shoes Without stitches, cement, or wax: he states, that the method is perfectly clean and expeditious, and the article ...

... and Co. Warnford-court. Blizard, New Cavendish-street, Mary-le-bone, upholsterer. Attorney, Cheveley, Great Pultney-street, Golden-square. J. Osborn, York place, Kennington, oilman. Attorney, Latimer, Gray's Inn.squore. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 21, W. 'Parker, Bristol ...

... sol. MPne and Parry, Temple—F. Ma ...

... beliered nobler object may sought to be obtnioed. t* not attempted to deny that Hastings has long since been in iduonate lo the boot of and «• bilily that yearly congregate there. The property now under wilt remedy Il.l« coinplaii.ed-of inconvenience, inaamoeh ...

... some I seed with boots bright. That they reflected back the light, I at them gaz’d with sike delight, 1 / By jgum, they almost craz’d me, —Fol de rol, Ate, man that chanc’d to pass, Quite politely, quite politely ; ax’d if folk wore boots glass. He said ...

... Hewm, m-He.l, h!.* and porter dealer. —Henry Annistcad, babden-bridge, innkeeper.—Yorick .Jones. Manchester Ross. Lit crpool, boot-maker.—Geree SaviUe and Mn.liiott Sat Ule, Ashton-undcr-line,drapers.—JohnSaj Gray, - ter win • anti spirit merchr'nt. —John ...

... Darker. J. Layton. Kstes, brewer. Lomas, T. J. aud Cooke F. Dover street, Piccadilly, tailors. Hutchinson. S. Queen-street, Golden-square, timber-merchant- Naskerry, F. Birmingham, linen draper. Hill, R.. Holer ham, Yorkshire, common brewer, Bainett, K ...

... hear for bis armorial coat a golden with plumed wins* blue field; and that the helmet for his should crowned with Pegasus—a while horse with Atheturum. Spur-money was formerly exacted from persons who entered St. Paul’s booted and spurred ; the genllcmen ...

... Then swifi at bis Lordsh |* they Hew : (His boots were Warren's Jet Jilacking Aiid &i:rpik»lngly shone to the view). The secret was out: the wager was won. For the each was display’d, In the high polished boots that brilliantly shone, And each cock attackd ...