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... (By the Carcase.) Beef 33 Od to 4; Veal 4$ Od to 6i Od Mltton 3s 44 to 4s 4d Pork 4s 8d to 5 84 nags. enclrAts. Kent 261 Os to 301 Os j Kent 271 Os to 331 Os Sussex 251 Os to 281 Os i Sussex 26, Os to 31 Os Rssex - 271 Os to 301 Os Farnham 301 Os to 361 ...
... opposite the British Museum. WATER-PROOF BOOTS^--S7 HO B LEY^ Boot-maker, No. 23, James-street. Covent-garden, ?? informs the Public, that to keeptbe Feet Dry. he has invented a system by wii fch he manufactures BOOTS and SHOES WATER-PROOF, and in such a ...
... Solicitors, No. 19, Austin Friars; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Willock, No. 25, Golden-square. Capital Freehold Farm and Lands, Gravesend and Northfleet, in the county of Kent.— By Mr. WILLOCK, at Garraiiay's Coffeehouse, in 'Chan sre -alley. Comhil!, London ...
... Scenery, and addi- tional rncidents, which has been received with unbounded ap- plause, eallc :â¢' TH L NVX ROMANCER ; or, Golden Key. In tiiecou r se of -iie Pantomime, Madame Le Clercq will introduce ⢠anewVeilDan.ee. Doors open at half-past Five. ...
... splendid Scenery, and add f- W ?? incidents, which has brrn reerived with unbounded ap- '^asr Slcl THE N ECROM ANC ER ; or. Golden Key. fn ?? ef the Pantomime, Madame Le Clcrrq will introduc** ?? Dance. Doors open at half-past Five, and begin fif nari »ix ...
... of Messrs. Hall, Ross, and Brownley, New Bostwell-court, Carey-street; at Garra- way's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be aseen. F ee F arm I~enis of 4601. 7s. 4jd. per ?? M\r. ROlI NS, at ?? rraw^ay's ...
... Inns, at Gravesend ; Leather Bottle, at Northlleet ; Crown, at Ro- chester; Bell, at Maidstone; Rose, at Dartfurd ; at (arm- way's ; and of Mr. Willock, No. 25, Golden-square, London. ?? HEMORRHOJS IDES.— PILE }\\PE_t7a e.i- tain (Jure and Preventative ...
... will be given and required. For cards ofaddress apply ORPHANS. patrons. to A. B. (if by letter, post paid,) at the bar of the Golden His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, Cross Hotel, Charing-cross. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, r_~tn~ A,inxTT ...
... Sohrl-sq n a re . LADIES' BOOT HiidSIIOK MANUFACTORY, 438, Strand, next door to the Gentlemen's Bootmaker, for ready money. — RED _. WAY and CO. beg to inform La- dies that they have opened ihi.. *->hop with a variety of BOOTS and SHOES of every description ...
... trade, in consequence, to es u te o lee terr 7a s the system he complained of—he meant s, upon the principle of on .as the Golden-lane Brewerf• d 1 , 0 , 4 6.t rat _ of arbitra r y licensing, which gave a set of the price from 6d. to sd. e ar s .. privil ...
... will give. as usual, SURGICAL I 0 5 ) the P upils of the Hospital. QUAI)RILLE DANCING. L LEN, N 0 19. Sleerrard.sireet, - Golden - P, 'BUG LESSONS and PIIAC VICE in aR d COUNTRY I)ANCES, select Fasliionabl s of Paris and Loudon. sets Ladies Dula, Evening ...
... employed by Mr. Harry, superintendent of Mr. Dowton's Kentish theatrical business, to convey away the scenery, &c. from Maidstone to Canterbury. Ed-. Waids engaged .to carry it tbr 91., it being represented to him as weighing 3 tuns or little more. On ...