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... —A very calamitous fire occurred on Wednesday morning, by which the premises, stock-in-trade, and furniture of Mr. Labram, boot and shoemaker, 36, St. Martin's-court, Leicester-square, were destroyed, and, more calamitous still, no less than three persons ...
... intoxicating cup—tasted it with the frothy top to its muddy dregs; gulped all down, without leaving the sediment ; taken the golden goblet, and turned it over theirbeads ? This, sir, has been a bitter draught to the nation; thought they have found it sweet ...
... prisoner's name, we understand, is John Quinlan. In answer to questions put to him., he stated that he was a native of Maidstone, Kent; that he was forty years of age, and a labouring man. Monday evening was not the first time he had visited the Castle; ...
... their average allowance in ordinary times. Maidstone. But both sire and offspring are abou t toA If a pound of bread a - day is a privation in B uc ki ng h am t h e i r o ld tormentors on a new trial. Maidstone's raillreet Palace, with an unlimited consumption ...
... B. VANDERPLANK, London. woollen-warelaousernan.-July 24. V. Ernores. London. coechmaker.-July 24, T. BLAcremAN, Biddendeu, Kent, houseagent.-July 24, E. DORLING, Ipswich. Berlin woondealer.-July 24. J. KIRKUP, Rotherhithe. coal-merchant.-July 24, A. M ...
... friendship !—Correspondence between Burns and Clarinda. A RING.—A ring! the magic circle of the wizard's wand. A ring! the golden link which binds our earthly destinies, uniting us to another self for weal or wo. A ring! the orbit of the heavenly bodies ...
... walks and daily drives about the grounds, and the Prince varying his amusements with the sports of the season. The Duchess of Kent usually joins the dinner circle in the evening. LORD ELIOT AND FATHER MATHEW.—Lord Eliot, on hearing of the recent arrival ...
... with rather a downward tendency ; the sales gou, of common and middling quality, brought fully former at 11 a.m., No. 4,591, Golden Fleece, barque, for Bahia ;at2 On the 4th May, in lat. 44 N., lon. 45. W., spoke the Beasley D. D. D• reported are only about ...
... Bishop of - Canterbury, w hereof he bath need ; hut, also, he would b.: a great founder of the anabaptists lately sprung up in Kent. Secondly, he should not continue the ministration in the north, contrary to this set forth here. Thirdly, the family of the ...
... W. B. MARSHALL, a native of Quincy, Massachusetts, America, and in the employ of Mr. Cartmell, boot and shoe manufacturer, Pitt-street. Same day, in Kent-square, aged 28, Captain JAS. STEPHEN, of Peterhead, master of the barque Duncan Ritchie Glasgow ...
... anxious and mature consideration, 4to 1 agst Mr. Salvin's The Cure-offered. e-room of that 10 0 (Peed InICHEss OF KENT.-The Duchess of Kent de • eat Vtr - the discovery of an extensive system of newspaper robbery and that the result was an unanimous decision ...