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... New-road, Regent Park. WATER-PROOF BOOTS.— S. HOBLEV, Bootmaker, No. 96, James-street, Covenl-garden, respectfully informs tba Public, that to keep the feet dry, he has invented a system by which a* manufactures BOOTS and SHOES WATER- PROOF* and in such ...
... the church-yard or Maidstooe's Mt the 'ad Or ad of November, 1821, was apprehended in the rattiopolis, by the Beadle of Maidstone, on Wednesday last, for the forteitute his recognizance, amounting to 4001., and stands tarteimitted for' want of bail.. ...
... Cornwallis, at the Duke of Bedford's, in St. James's-square, from the Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry's seat, North Cray, Kent ; the Hon. Thomas Grenville, from the Marquis of Stafford's seat, Richmond ; the Earl and Countess of Darlington, at Thomas's ...
... sale, ait the rc Mart; and in Covent-garden. FRn OL-jd OGLE IOLD INVESTMIENTS, arising trmm el'igible Property atBiho poducing Boot. a year.-By Alessrs. ROBINS, ait tleMronFil Jan. 15, at'lTwelvre, in Lots, S EVEN FREHL OUSES, situate in Essex e-I.J and ...
... Jan 1 Wheat from 45s to Barley 27s to Oats to 27s Beans to 40s Peas 30s to 39 Maidstone Market Jan 1— Middle Kent Bags from 810s to 81 10s Pockets 91 10s to 101 10s Weald Kent Bags to 71 10s Pockets SI to 81 SECONDARIES’ COURT--(Saturday) V was a proceeding ...
... a bag) was bag he put into it five linen shirts six pair of stockings a shooting jacket leggings breeches a pair of laced boots and pair of Wellingtons he had also backgammon board which he put in that backgammon board (looking at one produced) was Mr ...
... waist.coat, and coat with marks of blood on the shoulder, :waist, &C. Also his hat. He apprehended Hunt at 'l9, Kingstreet, Golden-square, on Wednesday. On the Thursday, he searched 1-lunt's lodging, and found there a double bar relied gun, maker's name ...
... horse, under the pretence of going to Dartford in Kent; he also where he could purchase a sack and a rope, and was directed to a place over Westminster-bridge, which he was told was his road into Kent. Somewhere, however, it would be found that he did ...
... Hunt in the kitchen. Hunt was sponging Thurtell’s coat all over Thurtell asked if had time to clean his boots; 1 said had ; the solas of the boots were damp ; cleaned them; the dirt was very hard on they went away next morning; the gun. the bag, and the ...
... gentleman, who corrnfonly appeared in.a plain drab or plush coat, large silver buttons, a jockey cap, and rarely without boots. His travels never exceeded the distance of the county town, and that only at Assize and Session time, or to attend an election ...
... which, to the hest of my recollection, was empty, and a shooting-jdcitei, a Or of breeches, a pair of half-boots, and a ptiir of hessian-boots, two waistcoats, some cord, two coloured handkerchiefsi three shirts, two of which wete marked. One was marked ...
... Lion-stoeet. Bexley, Kent.—golden lion publichouse, with Stabling for nearly 100 Horses, Garden, Paddock, Orchard, and Land, about 30 Acres. —To be LET, by Mr. Robins, (of Warwick House, Regent-street), a commodious PUBLIC-HOUSE, the GOLDEN LION, at Bexley ...