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... respectire height* ; bets were laid by many. The Lieut.-Colonel's height then was, as he stood in boots, sft, lOin. w»* not then the fashion to wear boots of two inches’ heel, as present; his real height was at leatt SH. Qlin This, Sit, you may depend ...
... neat little Arthur P.ivis, patting his horse the neck and sides, sod ndniiring himself at the same time; hut his breeches and boots are really good. Watch Bam Cbifney minutely, but first foremost hi* seat in his saddle ——“ lacurpscd and demi-natured Wilh ...
... presence of the Queen, their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Augusta, Elizabeth, and Sophia, and the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, and Sussex, and the royal party condescendingly partook of the beef. An obelisk was afterwards erected which wastne ...
... and ComnuHlore, large supply of Prime Wheat for Seed, consisting of the following varieties ; lied and White Lamas, lied Kent, Golden Drop, Hick ling, A—— Yellow Dantzic, Whittington, Chittam Src.. SiC. All which brin*; under his own personal inspection ...
... Plaid do. 550 Do. Cotton do. All of the most fashionable make. 160 Do. Gerit's Brown and Cold, 720 French Shawls, 230 Do. do. Boot Hose, 510 Scotch do. 5000 Yards Lace, 200 Scarf do. 130 Pieces Plain and Figured Nets, 530 Plaid do. 760 Pieces Damask and ...
... half-past three they arrived before Mr. O'Connell’s house amongst the naticné, of the earth—connected with Eng- land by!the golden and much-cherished link inthe square. The crowds collected great, of the crown, but capable and, determined to. manage her ...
... —Tw0 that elected. * luMTivoooNomnit—Fellowee. 1.375; TbomhlU, 1,117 i Hooper, 877. I»i.b Wight—Holmes, I.a*6; Pel ham. ill. Kent (Ramt)—Knactkball, 3,615; J. P. Pltunptre, 3,033; T. Rider, 1,198. Two first elected. Latcasribe (Soi-th)—Kreeton. 7,668; Wilbrabam ...
... Queen left Buckingham Palace at ten minutes one o’clock Friday afteraoo . accompanied by her Koyal Highiic'H the Duchess of Kent, and their Serene Highnesses the Duke Ferdinand and the Princess Victoria of Saxe Coburg, open carriage and four with outriders ...
... did, wery much to her delight and satisfaction. Moreover nor that ‘ere, yer Vorships, ] deals. never calls ‘Sveep,’ but ‘ Boots,’ in which harticles ] John Oliver, a lad also in the employ of Miss brother smut had stated. Wingod, bore testimon y to the ...
... happiness of the state as Lord Lyons, Ratbcoole; cr Robert Caiaidy, Daniel Hutton, Esq., 6, Old Dominick street, H.; Robert Maidstone. I would not deprive him of vote, although his (if by Letter, po®t-paid). Johnston, Esq , barrister, II.; Edward Clements ...
... r would have To the Editor of the Maidstone Journa ould ae to.” he Oxon Heath, Dec. 4, | submit to.” 1810. declared the peuple of Great Britain never w The following plan of reform was snbmitted to the county of Kent, twenty-one years ago, by the late ...
... good’ value, always affording th his knowledge of business Corisand Brown Nap, Kerseys, a \ chiets a nd Shawls, Custiebar — ie. Kent, Mail Coach Offices will be enabled He therefore trusts from a desire to g' ive satisfaction, together wi the following :— ...