... CONGREVE'S GOLDEN BALM FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. This is a valuable Soothing Syrup, and a remedy pos- sessing superior advantages in counteracting the dread- ful effects arising from painful dentition. It is pecu- liarly cooling to the gums, and ...

... The KNIGHT of the GOLDEN LION, Groom. (Copt. J. O. Fairlie), Groom. In suit of richly gilt and emblazoned armour ; capari* ooa, &c., of blue and crimson. ***6** The Banner borne Co*. Esq. Esquire, Faqnire, Esquire, H. Wilson, Esq. Captain Punris. Captain ...

... Mosman, Liverpool, merchant—E. J- Brashier, No. 29, Chan- cery-lane, boot and shoe-maker—R. Morris, late of Regent-street, Piccadilly, auctioneer and planter— J.. Potter, Maidstone, Kent. grocer and cheese- monger—W. Neale and R. Hale, Tooley-street, South- ...

... merchant.—John Fancourt, Nag’s Head, Marshall-street, Golden-square, victualler.—W. Her- bert, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, wine-merchant.— Henry Jenkins, Tonbridge-wells, Kent, grocer.—J. 8. Lade, Maidstone, corn-factor.—Wm. Martin, Bath-street, City-road, ...

... before they parted, perhaps, for ever. Booted and spurred, and equipped for the Held, repaired her breakfast table. The lady, who was prepared for his arrival, instead of making infusion of tea, lilled his boots with boiling water from the tea kettle ...

... security,---to which, in age, infirmity, disappointment, and distress, he may come, and still find the Hesperian fruit hanging in golden clusters,---must bring to that home a being free as himself, intelligent as himself, who will reciprocate his feelings, sustain ...

... on of rv ligious tracts, called at the stables of Mr. Hervey, of Cock- thorpe, and finding the groom cleaning his master’s boot-tops, he asked him what he was using? The groom, not being willing to divulge the secret, said Salts; and the appearance being ...

... mustachios of Hussar, For his high and princely feeling, Modest mien, and honest dealing ; For his horror of oppression, For his boot and spirit Hessian, For his all of worth and note— Long brass spurs, and drab great coat, -——, their champion scribe, is there ...

... Saturday last, Dr. Robinson, of London, delivered the third of a sciies of dissertations on poisons before the faculty, at the Maidstone Infirmary. The subject of the evening was principally corrosive sublimate, the mode of detecting which the lecturer imparted ...

... The woman is about five feet five inches very sallow, with dark hair, and had on a black velvet bonnet, and strong leather boots, laced up in front. The man, who is very stout, travels the country with a grinding wheel,’ which he occa- sionally curries ...

... exotic, which yielded frait ia during the short season the recherche cullations at Sion house frequently included two or three golden salvers of the much esteemed fruit, tendered doubtly interesting for its’ rude and wintry habitat, and the high station of ...

... contrive, for the complainants to prove that they hold *|‘*-ir present possession from the patent granted by I'harh s !I, that p Kent having been at various times (1, suspended, superseded by licenses, and •vergrowa with various iutercsts derived from family ...