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... HER ROYAL GUNES: DUChH “83 0 REN Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Royal Family, visited the galleries of the Louvre on Saturday. On the same day, at twelve o'clock, her Royal Highness received the ladies and gen- tlemen of the ...
... period 1 flattered myself with the hope drinkiof of the Churchwarden, and that the Parishioners b« requested to golden torrent that flowed through, without enriching the name the other. land—Delusive hope !—an unlucky error into which Major . That each ...
... younger, and Chatlea William Green, of llayle Mill, and of Othant Mills, near Maidstone, Kent, paper manufacturers. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED .1, Taylor, Little Pultersey-at.. Golden-square, cheosemonger. BANKRUPTS. Rilbard Pierce, Wellington, Salop, druggist ...
... George Montgomery, formerly of North Bruoswick-strect, and late of Queen.street, boot and shoemaker. Thomas Kennedy, late of Bsrrack-sfreet, grocer, Andrew Lube, late of Golden-lane, vintner. Tuesday evening, a poor woman a*tempting to cross one of the mountain ...
... e” in golden let ters, surmounted by the Crown, rested on pillars of crimson velvet, which stood on a purple pedestal; on three steps at the base, were the words—” Albufera,” Talavera,” Peninsula,” wreathed round the pillars engraved in golden characters ...
... li»»egi»en the proceedings at Maidstone yesterday, necessarily abridges us In the pleasant task obserring upon them. Jt *»ai originally intended to have celebrated tlu* anticipated triumph on Heath, a dinner on the same day at Maidstone ; but this was found ...
... aaßortmeat the following Seed Wheat. * Wbittlnaton. Durham Pride, Hunter Prolific, nraer Profit, Hlvkling, Golden Drop, Blood Red, Red anfWhite lMuu,'and Kent, vrhtcb, having been purchticd froijfWlncnt Grower*, can recommended with confidence. J. B. ha* al*o ...
... MARRIED. September 4, at Billy Church, by the bride's father, Charles Scudamore, Esq., of Maidstone, in the county Kent, Harriet De Salis, eldest daughter of the Venerable Leslie Crecvy, Archdeacon Connor. September 3, in Maralin Church, by the Reverend ...
... AT THE COURT* LOWER December (To-morrow). Henry William Irvine* of Lower Gardiuer-street, gent. John ADGainniwj** of Golden-lane, boot and Khtteioaker. Samuel Cox, of Upper Liffey-street, furniture broker. Patrick otherwise Patrick Reilly, of Chanceryplace ...
... held Incase tor three Lives, renewable for ever,at the yearly Kent I.SOI. Oil these Premises the Bankrupt built three Dwelling-houses; some them arc set at will, and produe? a yearly Kent 1371. and others them are unset. 10— Another Holding iu Townscnd-strcet ...
... was very sure that the Duke did not mean the God of Heaven. (A laugh and cheers.) The Duke of Newcastle, bis God, meant a golden God, and certainly no one ever had more reason to admire God of gold than his Grsce. (Great confusion.) Mr. Cobbett then read ...
... Herjient, of Sherrard-streel, Golden-square, warehouseman ; Joseph Howard Rand, of Westminslerbridge-road, Lambeth, dealer in china and gla-*s; Jamei Miller, Southampton, cordwainer ; Thomas Brown, of Con- Edge ware-road, boot and shoe maker; Sarah Caroline ...