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... nightly glass, Was sitting the fire-side one night, When there came Pedlar with Boots as bright as glass, That the Farmer's face reflected so bright. The Fanner fain the Boots would buy, for he had never seen A bloom so resplendent and gay But the Pedlar ...
... Somersetshire —At Bath, Monday, Mjrcna- Devonshire— Dorsetshire —At Dorchester Match Kent —At Maidstone, Saturday, March 24. City of Canterbury-Monday, March 26. Kent—AtOorer, Tueaday^Jlarch27^ LONDON OAziTTli OP TUBS iY.— Jan. 10. BANKRUPTCY superseded ...
... llkldUMS. bulltfcr. i. BULL. Taunt*d. Somersetshire, woollen-draper. BANKRUPTS. L. jnn.. and W. PECQUKUR. H. HILTON. Woolwich, Kent, dra««Ut. T. PHILLIPS. Strand, linen-draper. i- GOULDEN. Gwynne’i-place. Hackney-road, carpenter aad balldtr. T. FIELD, Re ...
... particulars to C. M., 42/, Strand.—Dealers game need not apply. J»E SOl/l), the boat FANN V , I’2 Tons burden, lying at Maidstone, now ready for sea, well found in stores, and copperfastened ; about five years old,— Apply A.Z., at the Nag’s Head, Borough ...
... OF INSOLVENCY. Jan. 3.— J. HERON and J. COMER, Liverpool, tailors. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. HILL, Little Pulteney-street, Golden-square, dver. BANKRUPTS. J. CAZENOVE, Broad-street-bui.d-ngs, underwriter & merchant. I. SHAW, Gracechurch-street, cheesemonger ...
... respective heights ; bets were laid by many. The Lieut.-Colonel’s height then was, as he stood in boots, sft. lOin. It was not then the fashion to wear boots of two inches’ heel, as at present; his real height was at least sft. 9Jin. This,Sir,youmay depend ...
... Hereford, Saturday. August 4. Mo“ - A Monmouth. Gloucestershire.— August Hertpobdsh.re.-AI Hertford, Monday, July 23. Kent.—At Maidstone, Monday, July 30- Sussex. —At Lewes, Saturday. August 4. Subrev—At Guildf.rd, Thursday August 9. Essex —At Chelmsford ...
... glass, Was sitting by the fire side one night, When in there came Pedlar with Boots as bright glass, That the Farmerâs face reflected so bright. The Fanner fain the Boots would buy, for he had never seen A bloom so resplendent ami gay ; But the Pedlar ...
... stairs, yas a partici- MANSLAUGHTER. —Thomas Murray, one of the c oast Gu , he deserves vi und guilty, at Maidstone, on Fri 2d associates, the coast of Kent, war fe in September last, in an affray ne, if I mis- shooting Cullen, spirits. H mmutation to some ...
... James’s, London , and may had, by order, of all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. JARVIS'S INDIA-RUBHKK WATERPROOF POLISH, for Boots, Harness, Cab Heads, &c., the only preparation that resists wet, and polishes by only applying it with a sponge.—“ We p»r-ticularly ...
... INSOLVENT DEBTORS. AUTUMN CIRCUITS, S3;. HOME CIRCUIT. [H. R. Reynolds, Esq., Chief Commissioner.] Kent—Maidstone, Nov. ID. I Sussex—Horsham, Dec. 2. Kent—Dover. Nov. 13. | Hertfordshire -Hertford, Dee. 13. At the City of Canterbury—Nov. h. SOUTHER [J. ...
... 5 Laporte, last by the performance of the legiti mate Drama, eved bis} by bringing out the ballet o f ‘* Masaniel Puss in Boots and Bunn, after try! pantomime 8 | and com ‘a vain, bas the pleasure of seeing hi A iby the spectac le of ‘‘ the Third.” Bout ...