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... Knight of the Golden Lion, in Liveries of his colours. Halberdiers, in emblazoned Costumes, bearing their Halberds. Man at Arms, in Tor GONFALON, Man at Arms, in half armour. borne by a Man at Arms. half armour. The Kni9ht of the Golden Lion, Captain ...
... conducted the Duchess of Kent ; and the secret of Lord Melbourne's influence over her is said to he the aid and assistance he has given, and is giving, to bring this mutter to a termination favourable to the wishes of the Duchess of Kent and the King of Belgium ...
... . . Helaioer* of the Knight the Golden Lm«-,n Uvertoaof llalbcrj'irr* roalnmcs, bearing their halberds. Man-at-arms, Imlf-arinolir—Tlie Gonfalon, borne a mnn-al-war —Mnn-nl-anns, ball-armour. 1,7“ Km. itt ok the Golden 1 ion. Captain J. C. F ..trite —Groom—in ...
... divided throe shillings share out of profits. Its shareholders were, however, dissatisfied this low rate of dividend those golden days. Nothing less than Mr. Hudson and 10 per cent, would satisfy them. Mr. Hudson they got; but on his own terms —viz. that ...
... *endorse feelings of affection and condolence. awl- eyineed twilit of getieruaity and consideratem which has obtained el..jesty golden !ler Nlaji•-ty rote that MUT and hating fini-lied it. ridded and ad. !rimed it to Ike Maje-ty the Os..erri. Some one at and ...
... to forge a man’s mark was quite as criminal as to forge his name. We understand that Mr Peter Low, boot and shoemaker in Stirling, has been appointed boot and shoemaker to her Majesty in that town.— (Glasgow Paper.)—[A hint to the Liberal” shopkeepers of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... time would be taken this day, which is settling day. A Requisition having been presented to the High Sheriff of the county of Kent, with a number of respectable signatures, for the purpose of calling a County Meeting of the Inhabitants, to consider a Petition ...
... the box. The \va* drawn yfonr bay liors -s. pair having scout postilion Ins back, dressed in blue clothes and white tapped boots. The carriage has dark panels, uithom any ornament, rave crown in gold The mo-ion the two outriders who preceded the carriage ...
... Medi, n. Charles statim-that the commis to Murray he bad no legal Per Qr. Per commission Mr. as elder, flowed WHIAT, Essex & Kent, red 42 48 white Nelms. Esq Ad were f or , Court, &e. &a. ~ 'create-Depute ; Mr. Stewart, Clerk of from an Wisely constituted ...