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... (From the Gazette, Nov. II.) DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Pearce, eoaeh maker, Kedningtoa William Ayton, brazier, Milton, Kent BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Oanrn* Wen, draper, Ipawieh . Anthony Gorge* Dow and William Richmond, etna* gar manufacturer*, Liverpool ...
... with feline sweetness at a well-made Hessian boot with high heel and tassel; or the portrait of an insane gentleman, with a razor in his hand, acting the same intellectual part as the cat, at another boot. Hoax.** Romance or Rcai Life.**lt will be 'ritliin ...
... shoes worth 4e.6d., sad then mid she would take a pair of boots for Mi. Slmpoon's eldest daughter. Flint then suspected all was not right, but let her hard pair, worth Bs. She wrapped the boots and shoes in handkerchief, and went out. Flint sent one buy ...
... attendants of Royalty. From her Majesty to Mr. R. Banter, return for a pair boots which her Majesty has been graciously pleased to accept.â â¢* The Lady in Waiting upon the Duelled of Kent is commanded her Royal Highness to acknowledge the receipt of Mr. Baxterâs ...
... BANKRUPTS Gardner Boots. William Taylor, William Shand, Job,, Great Winchester street. City, Samoa) Fox Stephens, of 75. Old Broad street, bill braker William Nathan Hunt, of 28, attest. City.etationor Richard Walrood Forge, of Billingsgate, Lower Thomas ...
... Stealing Boots, he. Thomas Sylvester and Bryan Fog, charged with stealing boots, he. from the shop Mr. William Ward, of Scotlaad-street. were committed for trial Another boot and shoe thief, named James Ilanesworlb, was also committed.— Another boot thief ...
... S.orhvrark, grocer. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Charles Price, Clerkenwell-green, lamp manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. William of Maidstone, Kent, innkeeper. James Everett Storey, of Manchester, bookseller. William Hand, of Park-lane, Endon, Staffjrdshire, tanner ...
... we had most of us delicious draught of cold spring-well water—and Dam Flask. We must not go on further without saying word •boot the appearance of the ‘‘Old Wheel,” the works- for tilting, forging, and grinding,—belonging Messrs. Sami. New bould & Sons ...