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... The KNIGHT of the GOLDEN LION, Groom. (Copt. J. O. Fairlie), Groom. In suit of richly gilt and emblazoned armour ; capari* ooa, &c., of blue and crimson. ***6** The Banner borne Co*. Esq. Esquire, Faqnire, Esquire, H. Wilson, Esq. Captain Punris. Captain ...
... . Mosman, Liverpool, merchant-—E. Brashier, No. 29, Chancery-lane, boot and shoe-maker—R. Morris, late of Regent-street. Piccadilly, auctioneer and planter— J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer and cheesemonger— Neale ami R. Hale.Tonley-street, Southwark ...
... of Maidstone, tea dealers, first dividend of Is. 5Jd. in [round, payable at 25, Coleman-street, any Wednesday. TUESDAY, April BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Joseph Quarton, Stamford-bridge, Yorkshire, grocer. BANKRUPTS. Charles John Bond, Blackheath, Kent, ta ...
... £ Staffordshire, retail brewer—Joseph Goleher, Darlaston, F.asi Kent, Pockets 1841. 6 Staffordshire,! gnnlock maker—William Bastow, Exeter, smith— 'Hiomas Davison, Blackgate, Durhamf boot maker K,, n Pockets 1841 10 -John Rvley, Montagu street, Portman ...
... lid, af era shore illness, the Re«. \\ iiliacn 'i'olbntt Staines, M A., formerly Queen's (. vicar of Aylesbury, near Maidstone, Kent and forme ly of fin liester, B.A. 1797, M.A. 18' JO. On the 20tli ult., at Langley, near (1 real HcrUiarasteail, Herts ...
... merchant.—John Fancourt, Nag s Head, Marshall-street, Golden-square, victualler.—W. Herbert, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, wine-merchant.—Henry Jenkins, Tonbridgc-wells, Kent, grocer.—J. S. Lade, Maidstone, corn-factor.—Wm. Martin, Bath-street, City-road, cordwainer ...
... plough I rtf. •way fide, storms wieckihoir hannerwl pride. Waves Wltblin their prow; But (be well loaded wain, tlarn ’ring the golden grain, Gladdens household tram— God »ave the plough ! Who are the truly great ? Minions o* pomp and stste, W here the crowd ...
... effect to the House Common*, recommending that provision shoul made for her beloved mother, her Royal Highness the 1 Duchess of Kent, in sddition l.ee present income, such as would suitable her proximity the throne —, notion to in llie Home of Commons for ...
... 84 Do. Kiel 110 Fiesh Butter, I6s. Od. per down lbs. er, S’. HOP MARKET. BOROUGH. Z Ess. Kent, Pocket. 1841. 9 lt V 1 and Kent Pocket* J J Bag* * 7 , Weald of Kent Pockets 6 , . Susssx ditto . Yearlings ditto ..C. * iter, ——— • 1 IM lary WOOL MARKETS ...
... before they parted, perhaps, for ever. Booted and spurred, and equipped for the Held, repaired her breakfast table. The lady, who was prepared for his arrival, instead of making infusion of tea, lilled his boots with boiling water from the tea kettle ...
... Clerkenwell. brass Gram Sands Sidney, Gower place, St. Pancras, basiness .Krank Fethcr Dally, Maidstone, attorney law.Charles John Payne, Francis street. Golden sqaere. late afent.Saaanel Ellas, Watford, Hertfordshire, furrier and •tot* ■ellcr .Thwnas ...
... security,---to which, in age, infirmity, disappointment, and distress, he may come, and still find the Hesperian fruit hanging in golden clusters,---must bring to that home a being free as himself, intelligent as himself, who will reciprocate his feelings, sustain ...