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... (:hestPrflpl^ ' «-taken 1 agst Mr. Gregory's Barricade—taken A,,50 . , f'Anc 'ss-taken d Fanny Eden-taken l,oid ortoras colt Boots, who has frequently appeared an outside favounte for this race, f 11 in a trial on Saturday last at Newmarket, broke his leg ...
... Basingstoke, Hampshire, draper, June 29. Henry Baker, Mark-lane, merchant, Juue 29. Archi. bald Scott, 6, Cambridge-street, Golden-square. auo- tioner, June 29. James Whitelaw and Thdmas White. law, Lichfield-street, carpenters, June 29. J. Walker, Gray ...
... LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. S DIXON 62, Grey-Street, respectfully calls . the Attention of the Ladta.of to him beautiful Assortment of and FAR I. SAN M A BOOTS and SHOES, embracmg a choice Description made; among which Collection of ..early ...
... succeeded in dislodging his foot from one boot, but tunately the second was not readily removed, and repeated attempts to tear or cut it off having failed, his Lordship was compelled to head the royal procession with one boot on and one off. By some gross mis ...
... HENRY BARTON, Whitechapel, Chelmsford, and Gravesend, boot and shoe-maker, Dec. 11 at 11, and Jan. II 12. Sol. Mr. Heath, Gracechurch-street; Official Assignee, Mr. Follett, Samhiook-court. WILLIAM KENT ROBERTS, Abingdon, grocer. Dec. 11 and Jan. 11 2. Sois ...
... Chesterfield eh. f. Flash of Lightning (late Bude Light) Lord Chesterfield's b.f. Conitantia Ada, by Gladiator, out Lord Maidstone's b.c. Tom Tulloch General Shubrick's br. c. Brocardo, by Touchstone Mr. Stephenson's br. c. Seaham, brother to Wynyard Mr ...
... (31b) Mr J. Shepherd's Memento Provost Mr Cuthbert's Queen Tyne'sdam Stockport Mr Heseltines Arinette Velocipede Mr J. Bell's Golden Drop Voltaire (31b) W. Scott's The Lady Charles XII. (51b) G. Salvin's Tabltha Bramble The Bard (31b) Mr Johnstone's Fury ...
... Roads, Kiddai Lane, to the Bull and Mouth and Golden Lion Inns, Leeds. LEEDS—The OLD TRUE BLUE, at FIVE o'Clock in the Afternoon, Tadcaster, Newton Kyme, Thorp-Arch, Collingham, to the Bull and Mouth and Golden Lion Inns, Leeds. POCKLINGTON OMNIBUS, at FIVE ...
... . Camden-town, coal-merchant. Samuel Tavener, Sovereign-mews, Paddington, bricklayer. John Richard- son, Fish-street-hill, boot and shoemaker. DivLDENDs.-W. and T. Higgins, Old Bond-street, oosiers, March 4. R. Thelwell, Manchestersilversmith, February ...
... Co. Goldensquare; Official Assignee, Mr. Pennell. JOHN STRUCKETT, Wye, Kent, grocer, March at 2, and May 3at 11. Sols. Messrs. Palmer and Co. Bedford-row; and Mr. Kiii!{, Maidstone; Official Assignee, Mr. Green, Alderman bury. J X.iIES STEPHEN HERRING ...
... Essex, builder, April 9. J. and J. Gale, Love-lane, Shadwell, rope- makters, April 10. J. Lorden and N. Hadley, Herne- bay, Kent, builders, April 8. B. Pountain, Derby, wine-merchant, April 10. T. Kearsley and T. Watt, Runcorn, Cheshire, bone-merchants ...
... ^-ThemaB Bailey and Son, Booksellers, &c. ID AeloeesroN.Tbea Pease, Tea Dealer, and W, J. Ta an a r, Cemist. Nro 5--aesI lacha, BooT seller.P D OeTHA~s LLE;rTowJohn Metcalfe,lBookseller, Printer, & c. wi n uT oiLnsA. 3Iennedy, Tea Dealer. re 8OtirE Sssrle;ns ...