... labourer John Glover the elder, late of Worcester, leather-dresser. Thomas Walters, Worcester, boot and shoe-maker. Thomas Langston, late Worcester, boot and shoe-maker. IBEIsAND. NOTICES Jf*?- James Lindsay. David Lindsay, and William Lindsay. ?**** ...

... Lea-bridge, in Matiock, Derby, gent. cme DIVIDENDS. ailor, Jan. 22— . Greenfield, Whitecross- Bell, Regent-street, t Pearne, Maidstone, Kent, rover, Jan. street, surgeon, Jan. and Wal- Kagle Wharf, Montague-close, 2—J. Dowley, worth, Surrey, ec pal-merchant, ...

... et, Hanovcrsquare, Middlesex, livery-stable-keeper.—.James Simpson, • Leeds, joiner and cabinet-maker.—James Potter. Maidstone, Kent, grocer and cheesemonger.—Charles Gall, Hart-street, Blflomsbnry, Middlesex, plumber, painter, and s'araer.—Thomas Livingston ...

... Hats Ac; also (attSea o'clock precisely) about 40 doz. prime BAZILIK's THER in lota, a quantity of Patent Boot Top. ana*,™ Pockets of excellent Kent HOPS, in lots. ****** Friday's Sale— Various articles genteel 1 Furniture, comprising Chamber, Parlour, ...

... Anning and Co. Manchester, commission-agents—C. and G. Vizard, Dursley, Gloucestershire, clothiers-—Hent and Fisher, Maidstone, Kent, wine-merchants— Airey and Armistead, Burton-in- Kendal, Westmorland, surgeons —Engler and Co. Ma J. Woolrich aud J. Mounttord ...

... were freely offered Vivian, some of whose friends were somewhat of his success, when. on making his on the ground, he wore a boot on the near there were inely anticipated that the filly would be beaten. Vivian took the lead at starting, and continued it ...

... ** G A RRATT. George, late of the Sun and Sportsman n;,K St. Mary-te-Bone, Middlesex, victualler, io Com. Court. Sol. Rye. Golden-square. ' ' f WALKER, Thomas, Bugbroke, Northamptonshire v LARGE, John. Great InnFmldb coach-maker. Nor. 5,12, Dec. 10, Com ...

... draper, shopkeeper, and carpenter. Dec. Embling the younger, Pincham, Norfolk, wheel- 9.— William Wilson, late of the Golden Anchor, Golden-lane, St. Luke's, Middlesex, 27.—W illiam Wibnot, Pembroke, bookseller. From the Gazette of Tuesday, January Jon. 2 ...

... Vivian, some of whose friends were somewhat fearful of his success, when, on making his appearance on the ground, he wore a boot on the near fore-leg. Still there were many who sanguinelv anticipated that the filly would be beaten. Vivian took the lead ...

... the improvement in the different boys* performances. Her Majesty afterwards proceeded to hold a drawingroom. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria came state, with three carriages, escorted the Royal Horse Guards. The dresses of their Royal Highnesses ...

... never saw men more furious or madly determined in their attack. The Key. John Poore, of Murstone, near Sittingbourne, county of Kent, said, that he. in consequence riotous proceedings going on, occasioned hy Courtenay and others on the 31st of May lest, and ...

... llenrv Fisher, and ll.omas Whitehaven, Cumberland, merchants, Black Lion Inn, haven. x, - - ,,e ™ m ** ...