... —THOSSA Chnittin.strect, Plealleo, mod Tahiti. street, Westminster. boot and *hoe salesman.—Jous Dols and Soto. wri Eut Smithfield, clothiers and ottlittsra--Murrsins rt?, Canterbury, boot and shoe maker.—Trionsa Wauai Twang, Greenwich, ironmonger.—THolle9 ...

... ng towns was numerous; several visitors from Maidstone, Sheerness, London,Canterbury, Sc., some of distinguished rank in the grand odge of England, and others members of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Kent, honouring the ceremony with their presence, Amongst ...

... latter gentleman soon ran out for one. These two were in due course succeeded by Wilsher and Martingell, and although the man of Kent maintained his wicket by much good and steady play for something like an hour, yet, upon his removal by Grundy, at the expiration ...

... Scar, Sevin Bauk,.—halt-past 10. Isolates (Ma. H. C. ItsYlezza.).—Manday, Bretby Park; Tburs4lry, Blithe& ; Saturday, H. Yana. KENT ( EAST): Tuesday, Pustling Lon; Friday - , ilweech pair 10. . , LEDD U RT.—Monday. Boabary Vlllaze ; Prlilay, II ighnam—lial ...

... various parts of the country. Earl Fortescue is colonel. WEST KENT LIGHT INFANTRY AND KENT ARTILLERY.— Wednesday, the 3rd of January, has been fixed for the assembling, at Maidstone, of the West Kent Light Infantry Regiment, under the command of Colonel Sir ...

... This latter condition not having been complied with, the magistrate decided that the passenger had no right to pay any fare. Boot-wrzeuNa.—Joseph Brasby was on Wednesday charged at Guildhall with stealing twenty-nine books, the property of the Religious ...

... Sisergh, 211Inthorpe. Choi; 10. dame Coeiroi any age.-9L to Robert Picitthall, !lint-house, Kendal. Clan 11. Hamburg Fowl!, golden pencWed, cock and two hens—lst. 21. to Daniel Harrison, Singleton-park, Kendal: 2nd. 11. to James Fletcher, stuneclough, ...

... Esq., of the Limerick Militia, took place on Saturday. The O'Donoghue was dressed in a light blue jacket and elastic light boots and dark blue cap. Lieut. Westropp wore a red shirt, blue cap, and light yellow slipper shoes. The race was for a sum similar ...

... —Cincasten: J. Pottage. GALE.—let, 0 Mackinnon, York: 2nd, N'lnconnt Neville. Hoop Hall, Bnunktun —Cinema= : Vinoonnt Neville. GOLDEN PHEASANTS.—Ist C. Verity, Beverley ; 2nd, T. Young•—Catcassa: Prise withheld. SILVER PHEASANTS—Iet, T. Young,; 2nd, withheld ...

... 31$. per load. WOOL. Lorsnor.—Down tees, Is. Id. to Is. 51d.: hslf-bred Is. 3.i. to Is. Ofd; Down coves, Is. 3d. to Is. SW.; Kent fleeces, Is. Id. to Is. 34; Combing skins, 104. to Is. ShL ; Flannel wool, Is. to Is. Id. ; Blanket wool, Bd. to ltd; Leicester ...

... is too— I say, you sir! And be turned towards a sicklylooking youth, who, arrayed in a fancy dress of green serge and buff boots, was thinking no pale ale of himself, as he struck attitudes with his bow and arrow, sufficient to have warranted any one in ...

... the Inventor and sole manufacturer of the I* Oulehe Parisian Polish tor dress boots and shoes, and waterproof varnish for hunting boots.—Manufactory, 23, Hoodstreet. Golden-square, I ondon.—Patroulsed by the Court and Nobility, and to be had of all the ...