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... currier . . . 1 1 E. Newvcomb, of Brentwood, Essex, corn-chandler 1 I1 E. J. Brashier, of Chancery-lane, boot-maker I - 1 11 J. Potter, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer . - 1 12 W. Neale and R. Hale, of Tooley-street, druggists I I J. Brett, jun. of Luton, Bedfordshire ...
... tbe Home Stations : Easters' Artillery.*Northern ' Lieut.-Colonel Sir H. D. Ross, K.C.8. ; Major General Fisher, Woolwich; Kent, Lieut.-Colonel Clive, D ' et Sussei, Colonel Downman ; South West, Colonel Phillot * W*e, st i fed Lieut.-Col. Pym ; Jersey ...
... Salters* Hall-court, City 1830 Potter J. grocer and cheesemonger, Maidstone 11 Choice of assigs. 12 Dod, 6, Northumberland-street, Strand * Potter J. glass earthenware dealer, Margate, Kent • • S Audit 2* Matland, Bennett-street, Blackfriars Price C. umbrella ...
... nts-C. Vizard and G. Vizard, Dursley, Gloucestershire, clothiers-4. Henty, Burwash, Sussex, Gent., and T. N. Fisher, Maidstone, Kent, wine-merchants-J. Airey and T. B. Armistead, Burton in Kendal, Westmoreland, surgeons. NSOLVENTS. Jan. 28.-John Snow ...
... inform Ihe Nobility JLtJL and Gentry that hia SINGING ACADEMY RE- OPENED on TUESDAY, the 26th ins!., at his residence, No. 10, Golden-square. A LADY, who has been many years acc_-.pmed to tuition, and cao have the highest recommendation from the Lady with ...
... Anning sad Co.. Mancheatet, commission-agents—C. and G. Thud, Dursley. Gloucestershtro, thiers—J. Henty and T. N. Fisher, Maidstone, Kent,wine-nsevc.banta.. J. Aire) , and 'f. B Armistead, lituton•in-Kendal, Westmqviaud, surgeons—Engler and Co., Manchester ...
... ts C. Visard and 6. Vitard, Ouirsley, Gloucestershire, clothiers—J. Healy. Borwash, Sussex, Gent., and T. N. Fisher{ Maidstone, Kent, wine-merchants --J. Alley and T. B. Armistead, Burton In Kendal, Westmoreland, surgeons. BIRTHS. MARRIAGE, AND DEATHS ...
... great superiority in every respect.? st UDS are of various accordi it .4 to the strength of the Boot or Shoe; and may be worn in Dress Shoes with advantage. Boots and Shows are all of the ver y best materials and weritinanship, and are sold (at the usual ...
... Woolpack, Islington-road, Clerkenwell; Mr. IriiAtvAV, Kirif's Head, Hackney; Mr. Mam*, Coach «idHorses. Hampstead; Mr. Martin, Golden Bon, ForeitreeLCripplenale; Mr. Morgan, Harp, IdtlleFas- MlHtteet, Dniry-lane ; Mr. ay, King’s Arms, Littla c, jamesVstreet ...
... manufactured only by W. J_ckman,_47. Oxford-street | also sold by Moliere and Co., ?? Regent-street, London. Carriage and Fur Boots and Shoes, j suitable to Ibe «e»**on, in ereat variety. ORTHY NOTICE.— A Heal Bargain, to settle an Account.— JOSEPH SPARROW ...
... victualler. J. Hamns, of Stepnev, curlier . . 2 1 E.-.IBrashier, of Chancery-lane,boot-maker . 2 10 R. Mor is, late of Regent-street, auctioneer 2 I I J. Pokttr, of Maidstone, Kent, gsvcer . . 2 12 W ?? and R. Hale, of Toolev-street, druggists 2 12 J. Brett ...
... twelve, at Basinghall-street—D. Lewis, Lampeter, Cardiganshire, dealer, March 5, at ten, at Basinghall-street—W. Harrison, Maidstone, Kent, Cattle and sheep salesman, Feb. 26, ten o’clock, at the Commiioners’ Court, Basinghall-street— W. Brydon and D. M’Kenzie ...