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... very desirable Opportunity to Parties Furnishing Leeds, May 19th, 1838. i * NEW BOOT AND SflQB jsVAEEHOUSE. HALLAM, EDEN, and CLARK, Ladies'- «ad.-!GrENTLEMEN's Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, NORTHAMPTON and STAMFORD, most respectfully inform the ...
... HOPS ON SALE. JnTTN DODGSON, HofMerchant, No.4* / m Leeds, has ON SALE a large Assortment B n^W ahdYEABLING Kent and Sussex HOPS. Sdnobhe fa Offering on reasonable Terms. London porter store. AT WON WHARF, School-Close, Leeds, ,i,li>hedbv Sir Hknrv ...
... HANNAH W(JOL\ (Widow of the late James Wood,) Boot aod Shoe Maker, ic., late of 48, Briooatb, I-kkds. and now of No. 1. Jvfoiuary-Stukkt, Lbxds, returns her grateful Thanks to her numerous Friends and the Public generally for past Favours, and respectfully ...
... Spanish Government to raise the money, which we hear is about one million sterling— Sun. Kent County Meeting.— obedience to the requisition set on foot at the late Kent Meeting, the High Sheriff of that county (Mr. Wilson) has called acounty meeting, of the ...
... gun J & F Cowdery, Newport, Isle Wight, eurerrts. E Coward C Towaeed Maatbsstai, fastlßa msoufac'.r*. Agar aud Morgaa, Maidstone, Kent, attoruie* st law. Co., St. Sebastian, far a*regard* and Co., Angel court, street, •lock brokers. Brwsber Manchester, ...
... Everett, brewers, Salisbury F Boydell and C, Tnwnsend, attorneys, Chester E Roberts aud M Panniers, dreaamakers, Tunbridge Town, Kent Moore and H Haes, batters,St James's street, Piccadilly Boucher, W Jecks, and C Jocks, common brewers, Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire ...
... Almondbur.v, Yorkshire, woollen cloth spinner. James Blunt, Church street. Trinity square, farmer. Thomas Hoile, Sandwich, Kent, farmer. Jamk.B Joseph, Peter's hill, clerk. Joseph John street, Clerkenwell, gardener. John Leesk, Regent street. City road ...
... merchant. 2, W. Wilford, Great Winchester street, merchant. 2, W. D. Clarke, St. Marylebone, upholsterer. 2, N. Davis, Westerham, Kent, innkeeper. 2, G. Field, Bond court, Walbrook, packer. 2, A. parkk, Jew crescent, Jewin street, wine merchant. 2, J. Hartford ...
... examination, at Bow-street. He was committed to Newgate, where he will remain until the next Kent assizes, in December, when he will be removed to Maidstone, to take his trial for the embezzlement. A LieTING AcciDKNT.—Oil Monday morning, the neighbourhood ...
... me. being about to leave Maidstone, and 1 am determined to have some by me in eaae of need. With gratitude, I am yonr's, llaiasteme , Sep. 1837. JAMES AINSLEY. Prepared only by E, MILLS, Chemist, No. 32, Week- ftrevt. Maidstone, in Boxes of Is. lid., and ...
... on Wednesday, the 1 6th Inst, a Young HORSE. Whoever lias lost the aame, may hear ot him by applying to Mr. B. East- wood. Boot and Shoe Inn, Wood-Street. If not owned before the 20th October, he will be sold to defray Expense*.â Leeds, SepL 24, )818 ...
... prepared from an original Recipe belonging to her late Majesty, given to the Projirietor, by his late Reyol Highness, the Duke tf Kent, snd note in general use by the Hoyal Family. Il is a most excellent Remedy for eradicating the CWros . withotft the least ...