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... at the door will secure your admission. 1 am, sir, your most obedient Servant, Richard Wilson, Secretary to Mr. Committee. Kent Street, Kendal, Feb. 10, 1834. (Copy of Ticket.) A free ticket to the Dinner given to the Independent Electors of Kendal ...
... Ricardo, Lord Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. re* ford, and the miustrel* were Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles Lamb wore a lovely dress of ancient figure. Mr. tiilmour had a beautiful green velvet surcoal trimmed with sable, long black boots the old fashion ...
... >o plentiful Plymouth, that thrte doicn, a pound each, were sold for a shilling. Pauper rioters convicted. —The trial of the Kent pauper rioters we noticed last week, has terminated in a verdict of avilhp with recommendation to mercy. the Jpstrich Election ...
... murder of police Knocktopher pretty proof not only of the TUESDAV February 21 Bankrupts MOSLEY C victualler JACKSON W Maidstone Kent jeweller HOOK H Eve-hill drnTCisl ASHTON E nlnnville J Parir-plaee ‘Paddington builder J jun C coinmsu currier P Fulbrook ...
... gaol. The convict, it will be recollected, was tried and convicted at the late Maidstone assizes for the brutal nuirder of female with whom he cohabited, near Utterden, in Kent, in the month of January last. There were upwards of three thousand persons present ...
... Brockbank. Elizabeth Bowes. John Hodgson. Thomas Newby John Sandwith. valuable property in whitehaven. SOLD, PEUEMTOUILY,at the Golden JL Lion Inn, in Whitehaven, on WEDNESDAY the First Day of November, Eleven o Cluck in the Forenoon. r. • All those valuable ...
... Ihe sir SiNOLxrov Lotto Lvndhuiist Lord Chief Baron Hertfordshire— Thursday Feb S3 at Hertford Monday 4 at Chelmsford Kent— 11 Maidstone Monday 19 Surrey— March 24 at WESTERN CIRCUIT Mr Justice Park Mr Justice Littledalk Southampton— v Feb 23 Winchester ...
... and R. Walker, E¢q,, a magistrate.-Mr. A. M'Iatyre, aged 63, No. 31 Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of gutta serena.- H. Liston, Esq.. Marine Lib'ary, Ramsgate, Kent, cured or cataract.-Mrs. Burberow, cured while at Jamaica of gutta serena, No. 37 ...
... hope I don’t intrade’—as the knife said to the oyster. ‘ Come the ler said to the fiy. Come on’’*—as the man said to the tight boot. You make me blush”—as the lobster cried out in the saucepan. Lexpixc Newsparers.—lIt is become a very common practice with ...
... manufacturer RAMON llllarlo London merchant FANCOURT John Msrshalt-st Golden-aq victualler HERBERT William Broad-sl Ratcliffe merchant JENKINS Henry Tonbridge-wells grocer LADE John Maidstone corn factor MAKI'IN William Bath-st City-road corn factor RICHMOND ...
... the new sewer. The housemaids exclaim bitterly against the masses of mud and mari imported into the rooms by their master’s boots ; and it wes only a few days azo, that a young gentleman, (Mr. T. Bagnall) sarrow! escaped being seriously injured by the u ...
... ed Lot, situate on the East Side of the Car- in be tit ir t i ta al ris'll n o it r A te cto s n o , d co b iti r ni e 4 .boots, „ fro an as d y i e n ar th io r y o a co:gation of William Williams, 11. an Allotment of LAND, on Langeinwen Corn- OFrac ...