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... I— first in ev’oings oft wlien Pleasure’s vot’rie meet that board Which bears surface of unsullied -ren And at times with golden trea re stor’d My useful to the 1 their dress peculiar tness Without aid altlio’ by beatiOcrown’d They rarely would be recognis’d ...
... land. London, on the lUth ult. Benjamin Gifford him peon, can, of North Ctetoent, Bedibcd-equare, lamdon, and Nib Cottage, Kent, to Maty Cuthbenaoo, aecond daughter John WhtoJ titfklp lute of Ustoibeode At North Sltialda, on the 28th ult. at the Frieude* ...
... New Town; Mr. Clarke, Black Swan, Brown’s-lane, Spitalfrelds; Mr. Clifford, Arms, Westminster-road, Southwark; Mr. Coli.ibii, Boot. Wells-street, Oxford-street; Mr. Cowley, Yorkshire Grev Hart-Street. Bloomsbury; Mr. Curling, Sugar Loaf, Queen-street, Cheapside; ...
... la* 1 ' richest quality ; let to a highly re-pectable tenani it a n* ...
... ; Mr.Ci.ARKR, Black Swan, Brown’s-lane, Spitalflelds; Mr. Cmfford, Kinit’a Arms, Weslminster-road, Southwark; Mr. Cvli.ikk, Boot, Wells-street, Oxford-street; Mr. Cowley, Yorkshire Grey, Hart-street, Bloomsbury; Mr. Curling, Sugar Loaf, Qneen-streel, ...
... promise of mar- riage, in which the defendant ha. idgmentto go by default. A writ of inquisition having issued to the Sheriff of Kent ti , a jury of farmers met to-day at the Bell Inn, in this town, for the purpose. The case possessed the novelty of tl.e de- ...
... Town; Mr. Clarke, Black Swan, Brawn’s-lane, Spitalfields; Mr. Clifford, King’s Anns, Westminster-road, Southw ark; Mr. Collibu, Boot, Wells-street, Oxford-street; Mr. Cowley, Yorkshire Grey, Hart-street, Bloomsbury; Mr. Curling, Sugar Loaf, Queen-street, ...
... MAIDSTONE ASSIZES--Thu RSDAY. - WARD V. GREEN. This was an action of breach of promise of marriage, in which the defendant had suffered judgment to go by default. A writ of inquisition having issued to the Sheriff of Kent to assess the damages, a Jury ...
... '!rt MAIDSTONE ASSIZES--THuasnAv. WARD V. GREEN. This was an action of breach of promise of marriage, in which the defendant had suffered judgment to go by default. A writ of inquisition having issued to the Sheriff of Kent to assess the damages, a Jury ...
... supported. Old Hops more enquired after, hut at very low prices. Currency—Sussex pockets, 80s. 865.; Kent, -Is. to 100s. ; bags, 765. to 955. Maidstone, lire. havens usual this season the year very little doing; wiiat few hops are sold maintain their former ...
... Collingwood dressed himself that morning with peculiar care; and soon after, meeting Lieut. Clnvell, advised him to pull off his boots. Yon bad better,” he said, put on silk stockings, as I have done; for one should get shot in the leg, they would be so much ...
... commixture with angry politics and angrier sports. He is of the middle height, and was plainly dressed in mourning, and in boots, without the decoration of any insignia. On Monday his Royal Highness held three Levees: at ten o'clock he received a deputation ...