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... The inspectors' dress consists of a green coat with a velvet collar and other decorations, tight pan- taloons and hessian boots, with a new description of cap. The insignia of office consists of a most elegant silver staff, about a foot in length, and ...
... merchant. John Fancourt, Nag's Head, Marshall-street, Golden-square, victualler. William Herbert, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, wine merchant. Henry Jenkins, Tonbridge-wells, Kent, grocer. John Searles Lade, Maidstone, corn factor. William Martin, Bath-street, City-road ...
... each, with added. Mr. tiough'd Kg. Speck, aged, ad. Sibs. Mr. 14. Davie's. M 1 i let's 6 years old. Vat Bibs. .. 1 dr. b. g. Golden Jerry, 6du. 7dt. gibs. M;: We are informed that the reformers. as they style themselves, of this town, yesterday attacked ...
... the river. R .—On Thursday laat a middle-aged female, named Elizabeth Ayling, In thel service of Mr. Best, a Magistrate at Maidstone,came to London, with the hard-earned savings of her life in her pocket, consisting of three £lO Bank of England notes and ...
... Poore, a magistrate of the county of Kent, for a rule Nisi for a criminal information again 4 Sir Wm. Richard Coswav, for publishing, in lie Kent Weald, a libel upon Dr. Poore, and other magistrates of the county of Kent. A person of the name of Anderson ...
... Fate, from Odessa and Candantinopic, for Bristol. Nearn.—Arrlved, the lord Vernon, langdon ' from Cork, with corn and flower; Golden Grove, Vettery, from Bri gham, In ballast; Assiduous, Bean,' ; Frieuds, Pring ; Rebeera, Cornish, from ditto ; Minerva, Howard ...
... full the blow, and if so, whether be bail received such a de. a smail walnut, the o hole of whelk she ate. Stis then In l•le golden Aral,: the deceased hatl been in a desponding state of mind Aud Gladness dancVlb on est h stream, of the business of the House ...
... of cures effected, read THE SCRUTATOR, mentioned below. Price of the Pills, Is I'd, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, &c. per box. CONGREVE'S GOLDEN BALM, FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.-This is a valuable Soothing Syrup, and a Remedy possessing superior advantages in ...
... carbonic acid.- Loudon's Encyclopaedia of Gardening. Cherries have not been so plentiful in Kent for the last fifty years. They are hawked about at Maidstone literally in cart- loads, at a peuuy per pound. The crop uf apples is also good, but pears, plums ...
... and boil or otherwise prepare their food, as he may receive di- rections from his employer. He can clean knives, shoes, and boots has been in the habit of cutting up wood and heating the oven for family use has been in the habit of fetching water from a ...
... JOllO Toot met a nobleman on the highway, And io oil lord's boots dui his Vieille surrey; Goal faith cries the clown, while his bruin be seemed racking At our town 'tis usual to clean boots with blacking; But great folks. l bud, wear looking glasses ...
... plainly that, as a netts they must either be reatored to The ineffirieney of the Country Constabulary force is the best Essex and Kent wheat in London is Us. per way of It. He will find in the end, that he le one of the if I could, do you think me so great an ...