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... London-road, Surrey, linendraper, June 15. STILL, J. south Island-place, Brixton, merchant, June 14 . TWORT:D., Horsmonden, Kent, miller, June 1. DIVIDENDS tube made In the COUNTRY. BLAXLAND and CO., Leeds, cloth-merchants, June 9, at the Court-house, ...
... at eleven. Dec. 1, at twelve, Dec. 29, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Bull, Ely-place, Holborn. STAMMER, Thomas, Francis-street, Golden-square, grocer, Nov. 20,27, at twelve, Dec. 29, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Nias, Copthall-qourt. THORNTON, Jathes, Brook-street ...
... at ten—Jan.' 20. J.: and W. Watkin, and R. Careless, Aldermanbury, warehousemen, at - ten—Jan. 29. J. and T. R. Pigram, Maidstone, grocers, at twelve— Jan. •29. J. Pluck, Chichester, linen-draper, at twelve—Jan. 29. T. Cogger, Haymarket,•glassman, at ...
... Jonathan Jamieson, Paisley, tinsmith. TUESDAY, JAN. 17. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY FILED BY J. SUCH, Blackman-street, Southwark, boot and shoemanufacture, Jan. 1 7. S. H. RYLAND and J. KNIGHT, Horselydown, lightermen, Jan. 17. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. CONWAY:Upper ...
... baker-April 20, N. cher. Brad well-ilea:- the-sea, Essex, shopkeeper -April 21, S. Dalny, Fleet-street, boot and shoemaker-April 20, W. llohnden, Milton, Kent, grocer- April 20, W. Parker, Steel-yard, Upper Thames-street. lead-merchant-April 21. C. Ingrain ...
... the Golden Lion Inn, Ipswich. ROSS, C., Beverley, York, wine and porter merchant, Dec. 4, at the Beverley Arms Inn, Beverley. - CERTIFICATES, Nov. 28. . GOLDSTONE, IL, Bath, dealer. . HALL, H., Doncaster, grocer. .. THOMPSON, T., Westerham, Kent, grocer ...
... and bieenian. at twelve—June 4. S. P. Soager, Maidstone, dealer. at twelve—June 4. L. Barron, Strutton-ground, We:Olt - Hasten and Old Kent-road, linen-draper, it eleven—June 4. T. Pine and E. Davis; Maidstone, millers., at eleven — June 4. A. J. L. and ...
... There Wag once a king with a great club-foot, (Jrlien he reigned is another affair,) Which he managed to bide in a Wellington boot, Such as straight-footed princes wear. And he practised himself to a dignified pace, Becoming his rank and station, And stumped ...
... Feb. 8 at twelve. MINDHAM, W., Holt, Norfolk, carpenter, Feb. 8, at ten. PENFOLD, E., SPRINGET, J., and PENFOLD, W. M., Maidstone, bankers, March 7, at twelve. PLAW T.. Fulham, carpenter, Feb. 12, at two. TROLLOP, H., Whitee hapel, sugar-refiner,Web. ...
... worn by the females, we learn, have the fur inside. There are two pair of men's boots,. one a winter pair with the hair on, the . other a summer pair with the hair off: The boots worn by the female are particularly droll and curious; they come up much higher ...
... Velvets; Cotton, Jean Boots, &c. without iojuting the texture or the most delicate article : It removes dirt and grease, will retain its virtues in all climates and for any length of time. T. PRYCE, 011roau, near the Bricklayers' Arms, Kent•road, London, begs ...
... 500 ACRES, partly Arable and partly Meadow or Pasture, with a comfortab!e Farm House and necessary Out-buildings.— SUSSEX, KENT, or SURREY would be preferred. Particulars may be addressed (Post paid) to Lane and Bennett, Solicitors, No. 5, Laurence P ...