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... Pug lather'd the Cat; and a bright Boot at handj By Warren's Jet grae'd-No, 30, the Strand- I He brought it her, whereby her face to illume, f/r And seem'd to say, Madam, no malice you'll haibe You see by this Boot I'm a capital Barber ! This Easy shining ...
... front of the hair, juat'above the forehead, is a diadem of white and gold enamel, beneath which, across the forehead, ia a golden serpent. which ent w ining among the full clustered curia that surround the ' race, terminates snaky folds at the back of ...
... one, at Basinghail-street—R. Levens, Drnr - lane, coachmnker, Jan. 22, at twelve, at rsinghall-slreet—l Cottingham, Bexley, Kent, surgeon, Jan. 22, twelve, T, isinghall-street—G. Moore, ShetKeld, cutler, Jan. 23, twelve, at the King’s Head Inn, Sheffield—E ...
... country, was unanimously agreed to, signed by the Grand Jury of Maidstone, and forwarded to his Grace on the Itith inst. : timed Jury Room, Maidstone, Dec. 16.—We, the grand Jory of the county of Kent, assembled from all parts of the county in discharge of our ...
... Frederick Greenfield, of Whitecross-street, Cripplegate, surgeon, Jan. 92, ten, at Basinghall-street—Charles Peatne, of Maidstone, grocer, Jan. 22, two, Baslnghall-street—John Claik, Eagle-wharf, Montague-close, Southwark, and of Walworth, coal-merchant ...
... Conception, Presidant Mr. William Fitzpatrick, 22, Pill-lane, Vice President; Mr. Michael Hoyne, Golden-lane ; Mr. John Smith, Granby- row; Mr. John Fortune, Golden-lane ; Mr. Burke, White. friar-street: Mr. R. Martin, Mary's abbey; Mr. Francis Tuite, James's-gate; ...
... human race have no claim whatever a hat—-they should mount the ” cap and bells.** We have now some important information : boots are pointed at the toe. Many gentlemen of fashion have neither favourites, beards, nor imistachios;—they have been too common ...
... vlonaller—Jan. G. 11.11, Regent. street, tailor—Jan. 22, F. Greenfield, Whltecrosautreet. Ctipplerate.surgeon —Jan.22. C. Name, Maidstone. grocer—Jan. T.!, J. Clark. Slontorue-eme, Southwark, and Walworth, coal-merchant—Jan. 22, J. Dowley, Howlandstreet. Tot ...
... seconded by Sir Henry Smith, Bart, and Jack Clark; and George Kent by a first-rate swell and Bob Gregson. Mr. Jackson acted time-keeper. This battle was fought in consequence a refusal made by George Kent to admit Mr. Cowlam into the room amongst the gentlemen ...
... .iannwich 1-lave uis frozen in thick that persons are skating thereon—a circumstance rarely known so early in the wititer.—Kent Herald. A great number of householders in the parish of St. James have last week been convicted in a penalty of 40s. each, ...
... Nag's Head, Whitechapel-road ; Mr. Pugh, Bull's Hea'd, Broad-street, Lambeth; Mr. Robertson, Queen's Head, Queen -street, Golden-square; Mr. Ruff, Horse and Groom, Hackney; Mr. Rumsey, Rising Sun, High-street, ' Shadwell ; Mr. Smith, Cock, Marketreet ...
... surgeon and apothecary, Jan. 22, at lee, at the Court of Commissiosers of Bankrupts, Basingball-street—. Charles Pearne, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer, Jan. 22, at two, at the COurt of Comoilsei , ofers of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street—John Clark, of Eagle Wharf ...