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... the late W. Sabhine, Esq. in the 76th year Ie of her age.A-.Irs. Sarah Golden, wife of Thomas Golden, Esq. of Streatham Paragon, Brixton-hill, aged 5.-John d Burnet, Esq. of Golden-square.-The infant son of Lord cd and Lady Henley, aged near four ?? Chigwell ...
... shore, and disperse.—26. Lord Maidstone brings Mr. O'Connell's attack on the Tory election committees under the notice of the House, and moves that the lion, member reprimanded.—27. A further debate takes place on Lord Maidstone’s motion, and Mr. O'Connell ...
... the trade on Hie whole is dull.—We are abundantly supplied with oals at present, moie particularly from Ireland, Ibc arrival boot whence during the past week has been nearly fqrl,-four Ihousand quarters. The trade is in ronsequence dull,at decline of about ...
... and stealing two pair of boots i 1 -on hearing the smash, Mr. Hearaden's man ran out ! e and both prisoners caught by a policemnan with boots in II their possession-Mr. H. stated that he had had his I :t windows broken, and boots and shoes carried off 21 ...
... Augusta attended Service in Chapel Royal, St. James’s, and Dean of Chester officiated at Kensington Palace before Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria.—Sir A. Mallet, son-in-law to Lady Brougham, re appointed atlachi to Lord Howard dc Walden’s mission ...
... of Sunday Paper ('the John Bull) says that on Thursday ** lie Lord Althorp get into bis carriage, with pair of well-fitting boots on, apparently ipnle well,â and theme infeis that the Noble Lordâs gout has been political. âMorning Post. â(We have ...
... George Burton Pliillipson, Hmford-streot, May-fair, chemist. Daniel anti Joseph Down, Holhoro, Thomas Don, Lower James-slrcet. Golden-square, baker. Win. Hayward and Cornelius Hcllier, Limg-acro, carriage builders. William Jones, Manchester-street. Marylebonc ...
... Tindal and Chief Baron Lyndhurat, Hertford—Wednesday, Feb. at Hertford. Ksrez—Monday, slh March, *1 Chelmsford. Kent -Monday, I3lh March, at Maidstone. Suite! Monday, March, Lewi* Surrey —Monday, 361h March, at Kingston. WESTERN circuit. Before Mr. Justice ...
... of Kent. Among them were Lords Stanhope, Tcvnham, Wmchelsea, and Romney; Mr. Wells, the Member for Maidstone; Sir W. Cosway, Col. Stratford, Major Waythe, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Gipps, and other gentlemen of consideration. The yeomen and farmers of Kent appeared ...
... Tunbridge, in Kent, Scrophulous diseased legend bad Hate of health cured by the use of tba Dope. Mr. John Alkius, of Deal, in Kent, his sen per. fectly cured of a most distressing Scrophulon* disease. Mr. George Costar, of Balbam, near Maidstone, Kent, his child ...
... likely produce more, ('iirrency :• New Sussex Pockets, 80s. 105s. j Kent, Is. 1305.; some choice samples have reached l-UK Little no demand present for Old Hops. Prices nominal. Maidstone, Sept. of our Planters have now find, hed their picking, and the Hops ...
... now Rector of Crick, in the county of Northampton. The Rev. James Boustead, M.A. of Queen’s College, and Second Master the Maidstone Grammar School, is appointed Head Master of Kirby Lonsdale Grammar School, Westmorland. The Hon. the Lord Bishop of Oxford ...