... appeared at the lower end of the town, proceeding upwards to the poll, than he was surrounded by a crowd, who continued to boot and howl, and direct the most insulting language to him, accompanied with other indignities of a nature too gross and abominable ...

... 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 ...

... at 1P. 7&d. and Is. Sid. Ladies' Block and Coloured Pruinella Boots at 2*. Sid. and 2s. 1ii. ; Lodies' fine .5;. 6d. Cashmere Boots at 3;. 4d. and 3s. fd.; 2 Lad'ies' very fine Cashmere Boots at 4s. 6d. and 49. ld., worth rs l6d. Gd. w 7/se Great Bargeaini ...

... S . Bell _, Christoplier , _AbbotBhaugh , Falkirk Bell , tlie _representatives of David , 33 _South Bridge , _Edinburgh , boot maker Bell , George , 44 North Bridge , do ., Jeweller Bell , _John , Dumfries , _ironmonger _Bell _, John , _Dundee , _writer ...

... preserves. The shooter went to beat, and found No sporting with pin, T nless he tried the covers made Of silver, plate, or tin. In Kent the game was little worth. In Surrey not a button ; The Speaker said he often tried The Manors about Sutton. No country from ...

... coal merchant, St. Albans, Hertford. I. Wilkinson, boot maker. Ilolborn. J. Burwick. livery-stable kec|M-r. Great Carter-lane, Doctors’ ' omiuons, and Dulwich, Surrey. G. Food), seed merchant, Uenham, Kent. J. J. B. Mom, Bore, inen-hants, City. K. Barker ...

... rrincess Ausiista _,. £ ll , 21 ( i ; _Princess Sophia of _Gloucester _. £ 7000 ; _Queen Dowaser , _. _6100 , 000 ; _Duchess of _Kent , _. _630 , 000 ; Trustees of the _Kiliff of tlie _Belgians ( a part _repaid ) , _. _680 , 000 ; _King of _. _Hanover , _. ...

... the long white gaiters which remained in vogue oven up to the reign of George the Fourth. The cavalryall wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson siik -word belt fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of a inodera Grand ...

... ovrset; is ten days Ike pit lck log will lcaMmence. as the Hope, for wont of moisture, are goitsg-off'iery tepidly. WHAL!) oF KENT-We cannot soy that thle HOP& have improved staring the week except ?? theolbotm Isa tkhe ~toar lands thecy.apltesar to go OTf; ...

... maintained, but for new Oats a decline of Is. per qr. has been submitted to. CURRENCcY PER IiPSEaAL QUARTER. Wheat, Essex, Kent, SlaltSuffolk Norfolk and Suffolk Red ?? @7 Red . @60 White,do ?? 72 78 Do.Ware ?? 62 Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Pease, Hogand ...

... were sworn by Superintendents , other articles no particular change. and Seidl), of the metropolitan force. Wheat, Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, red 44s 50s qr. Do. do. white 495 56s , Barley, malting 36e Do. distilling 308 Do. grinding 25s 30s Oats, English ...

... 26th Feb. and 18th March, at twelve. ALEXANDER JAMIESON, upholsterer and paper-hanger in Stirling. Creditors meet within the Golden Lion Hotel, King Street, Stirling, 26th Feb. and 18th March, at twelve. _ WILLIAM CHALMERS, formerly land surveyor and commission ...