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... George'*, last; No. 10, We»tmin»ter Keystone Lodge. FreeTaasons’ Tavern No. 27, Lodge, King's ArmsTav rn, Mary-la-Bonne-street, Golden, square; No. 218, Caledonian Lodge, Horn Tavern, Doctor* Commons; No. 240,5 i. Luke’s Lodge. Duke Wellington, South street ...
... least neither Mr. Kent nor any of his friends were present to hear what took place, if any thing took place, regarding Mr. Kent._ Eventually .Mr. Kent was called in; the two Magistrates just named were then present;. but on Mr. Kent entering the room ...
... and the Talking Birds the Singing Trees and Golden a -ters its birth that source romance the Arabian Nights' Entertainments Princess of Persia being ensnared by enchanter confined in the of bird in a golden two different suitors Alidor Prince Persia and ...
... cMcr, WclncsJay. March 21; at SuuDuinpt.m.TluirMq ..opsIII. _ March 24. Sussex—Horsliam, Saturday, 20. Kent—Hover, Tuesday, Mitveh 20: at Maidstone,Tluirsday, March SI. NOHTIIKKN CIRCUIT. W. J. I.AW, K>i|. Comiui»*i«uor, Rutlandshire—Oakhain. Monday, ...
... his stock of boots and shoes, but never for moment conceived that his own nephew was concerned in robbing him, until within these few days the following discovery made. Mr. Matthews being asked whether he had ascertained' the quantity of boots and shoes ...
... —Towards the clow of last week our supplies began to arrive in great abundance, and this morning we had large arrivals from Essex, Kent, and Snffol'x which caused a great dulness the Wheat trade, and one samplesarefiom 2s. to Js. per quarter lower than on th ...
... mes Crosley, Richard Wood, and Ste- ! phen Mitchell, of Leeds, cloth-merchants—Thomas Pavey and William Wood, of the Kent-road, boot-makers—John Simpson, James Simpson, and James Hornby, of Skinner-street, Snow-hill, furnitureprinters, as far as regards ...
... him from iued great a • m, or office of Pope, continued in existence through , the with having conspired to defraud Messrs. Kent and AverP %an emphaa repeated revolutions • f kingdoms and empires. The his Queen. He was a great favourite of the Pope; he ...
... Detachments belonging to the Regiment light Dragoons, and the Royal Staff Corps, marched this morning from Westminister, for Maidstone and Hytbe. A Detachment belonging to the Pth (the King’s Royal Irish) Regiment Light Dragoons, (Hussars,) marched this morning ...
... ' fcg aurttott Houselsold Furniture, Iron Chest, quantity of Fashionable Boot, and Shoes, Leather and numerous Eflects, taken under ,11 tress for rent.-By ROBERT GODFREY, at his , )aci ;- Auction Rooms, 35, Chiswell-street, I msbury-squarc, TMie EVENING ...
... 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 ...
... factors—kmes Crosley, Richard Wood, and Stephen Mitchell. of Leeds, cloth- mercnants—Thos. Pavey and William Wood, of the Kent-road, boot and shoe -makers— James Hornby, John Simpson, and James Simpson, of Skinner-street, Snowhill, furniture-printers anti ...