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... R. Arundel, tanner. Bradley, R. Bromley, Kent, victualler. Broom.'W. Walcot, Somersetshire, builder. Brown, G. New Bond-street, oilman. Buckle, T. Leeds, merchant. Burton, C. Bristol, grocer. Burn, G. Maidstone, pastry-cook. Burges, E. and J. Gate, Portsmouth ...
... friend came near him, ae bonny lassie came to cheer him ! Cards came, indeed—not billet-doux, * hey told of coats, vests, boots,and shoes; vanish'd now his gowden dreams, mist before the morning beams: bloom of Pleasure wither'd—dead turns him on a sleepless ...
... they would not have been able to close the business sithtlina .f fortnight. Time county of Kent has aset a uoble cxaituple, ani they hive erected a jail at Maidstone, the expence ef I e which is about L .MUM00 The jiil his Lordship pointed I n- ut Cs fit ...
... Bignold , ' senior , late of Norwich , _banker , and of _Bridgestreet , Blackfriars , dealer in boots and shoes . Jolm Pelliani , senior , late of Tovil , Kent , but now of Chart , _near Maidatone , _seed-crusher . , • , ' . ; . . ' ' . . ; Henry Frederic'Holt ...
... Somerset, miller. Croft, W. P. M. Sinithfield, victualler. Davis, R. London, ironmonger. Day, R. and R. H. Tovill, Oil Mills Maidstone, Kent, seed-crushers. Dickenson, R. Hexham, Northumberland, bookseller. Dow, J. Bow-common, rope-maker. Dowman T. and J. offley ...
... Strutton-ground, Westminster, linendraper Bell, J. Manchester, dealer in cotton-twist Burgess, G. and E. Maidstone, millers Burgess, T. Sittingbourne, Kent, banker Byng, C- Staines, bookseller Clayton, W. B. Manchester, soot-dealer Cooke, J. Barnstaple, Devonshire ...
... Brearley, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, iron-founders ■Brown, W. C. Colcman-street, London, woolmerchant Brown, J. Norwich, boot-maker Brown, G. Bath, haberdasher Brown, W. Haberdasher's-walk, Hoxton, linendraper Brook, J. Honley Wood Bottom, Almondbury ...
... of many uncivilized _countr _ies _and people , with a good deal of _ancient ar . mour _. Sic . . There ia also _here tlie golden throne of the _iate King of Candy . I ts form is rude , its size _large and _massive _; _nnd _. the sun ( _with Us diamond ...
... taking this MrfKtae, but ihen it will keep for more than two or three days. The Fluid Hatraci contait all the properties of the Boot, in * concentrated state, wiU keep for any length of time, and the Patient, In one mimne may make the Sweetening Drink of any ...
... God Charles James, late Bishop of Chesr, to the See of London, . The King has also been pleased to ®' n *,*e nd John James Golden Dowland. B.A- to the Vicar p of Brodwinsor, in the county of ““a Bristol, void the translation the itht Ilevercnd ather in ...
... Kirkhcaton, York, farcy cloth manufacturers Henry Hornblower, High Heiborn, Middlesex, victualler William Harrisson, Maidstone, Kent, cattle and sheep salesman Edward Dove, Dover St Mary, Newington, Sur- rey, grocer . William Hen. Andrew/, Judd Street ...
... corn Robertrriphook, Golden Square, Westminster, book- Benjamin end Edward Ridge, Birmingham, factors Thomas Wilkinson, otherwise Thomas John Cave Wilkinson. BUhopsgate Street Without, hatter Richard Clarke, Northampton, boot and shoe mann- Qualiotte ...