... MororWwssp Welb.Ss merset, cabinet-maker. — W. Brown, B>»»l ?? Ilumber, Lincoln. Nurseryman. — E. ?? an pj. II idgskin, Maidstone, Kent, grocers. — ,* ?? j wood, Leeds, cloth-manufacturer. — EL M. Grath j Winchester-row, Middlesex, dealer. — P. M , T .^ ...

... cooper — Tottenham Lee, Wake- field, Yorkshire, worsted-yarn-manufacturer. Bankrupt- cies Annulled. — Henry Kipping. Maidston, Kent, broker -—Joseph Gratton, Newbold, Derbyshire birick-maker Thomas Holyland, Manchester, woollen manufacturer. The Corn ...

... stationer, True WalKer, bookseller, and W'.Up, boot-maker, Falmoui Bennett, and Mrs. E. Symons, Redruth; George, Ho land. Cock, and Brcay, Piymoulh-Dock, slu bottles. Palroniifd and used by his Royal ike Duke of KENT, and the Ji'Sl snnojres of Rank, and Gentlemen ...

... Parslow, Exmouthrst.. Clerkcnwell, eheeseinon ...

... the Duchess of Gloi kstkb. in the same costume her and Coronet borne in similar manner. tub beualu. St. Edward Staff, Phe Golden Spurs, The Sceptre witli the borne the borno Cross, borne the Duke of Roxburgh; Lord Byron Duke Cleveland ; his carried his ...

... ■p on the coast of Cumberland. A curious circumstance has occurred at the Hop- pole beer-shop, in Upper St one- street, Maidstone. A servant girl aged abont 16. who hod always behaved in her duties exceedingly well, was reproved by her mistress, Mrs. ...

... at his lordship they flew: (His boots were t>. WARRhfl'sjet Blacking japaa'd, And surprisingly shone to the view.) The secret wps out, but the wager was won, For ihe usage of each was delayed, In tne iugh notified boots that sin brilliantly shone, And ...

... avoided — that is, laying the food near the hedge-rows, as the birds might thereby be more easily destroyed by poachers. — Maidstone ?? The Gentlemen in the neighbonrhnod of Shore- ham, in Sussex , have entered into a subscription for th* noprehension of ...

... Bamkrupt* J. Steer, Maidstone, chandler — E.Sutton Manchester, builder— T. Stanley, and W. Watson, Leeds merchants— J Syke, Leeds, music seller— J. ffiles Shrewsbury, music seller — C. Potilter, Lonj Melfbrd, victualler— J. Enoch, Warwick, boot-maker— Tj S. ...

... namented with a full curled ostrich feather. White spotted ermine or Chinchilli mutl'. Gloves jrrev or light blue kid. Half-boots of orange-cofoured jean or velvet. J Morning Dress. — A round robe of plain jaconot muslin, with spencer bodice, and rounded ...

... in pristine acoteness to keep, Applied to the Boots a rsstorative hand, Renewing the visions distinctive and bland; The par ties agreed , and each fairy -1 ike shade Still prone is tbe Rair-drhseer's Boots to pervade This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING ...

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