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... 46 8d. to 4.1. per imperial stone. Potatves and 234 per hoop. Loxpon Corn EXxcuance, Jan. 2.—The show of Wheat from. Essex, Kent, otk was limited, but there was a fair quantity of Barle: ind Oats fresh up this morning. Of foreign grain the lity reported ...
... Lancashire builders Jan 14 Feb at the Golden (Vincent C G Watton-place Blackfriars-road cheesemonger Jan 4 7 at Basinghali-st Alderman-bury) FRIDAY’S GAZETTE INSOLVENTS J st Borough W Bread-ut R Elisabetli-st vine BANKRUPTS T Kent and Craubrook (Ashurst st) J ...
... Tower Wine-vaults, Tower-st Three Compasses, Little M Three Compasses, Osborne-s George the Fourth, Twigg's-f MAN, White Bear, Kent-stree layers’ Arms, John-street, Coburg Arms, Webber-street, Tickets, 73. 6d. each, may 1 and of the Committee, as follo Mr ...
... Newportstreet. L., g are, hoot and shoe-maker. Sols. Manning and Son, Dyers-buildings, Holm n.—G. BAILEY, 31 i oa-road. Old Kent-road, carpenter. Sol. Tanner, Brahn, t.enurt, Philpot-lane.—T. STEPHENS, London-road, linen-draper. Sol. Smith, Cateaton-street ...
... silty, Sir J. D. Wills - A. Sou»hnmp(on- Baillie, J. E. Bristol—Baring, Sir T. Wycomba—Bnriug, T- Portsmouth—Barnett, C. J. Maidstone-* Bnyrdon, R. A- York-Benett J. Sir F. Berwick - Blnrairr, W. Comherlßnd—Blunt, Sir C. Lewes Bonverie, Hon. P. P. - Briscoe ...
... (see Doomsday Book, where he is so written,) who came in with the Conqueror, and had lands awarded him at Lupton-Magna, in Kent. Our hero was the only son of Habakuk Liston, settled as an Anabaptist Preacher upon the patrimonial soil of his ancestors ...
... Rose, Sitt n-hourne Crown, Rochester; Bull, D art ford ; Bell. Maidstone at he B k°R 1 l '° nHon; an,! of lhe Auctioneer. St. Margaret* &alfo br Auction- Combe Bank, near Seven Oaks, Kent. — Furniture* I and Glass, Mines, Orange Tree*, Plant* and ? ...
... ; and North Ash, James, for Swansea. LONDON. FRIDAY Si TUESDAY,-JAN. 13-Itf. From FriJnv’s Gazette. RANK RUPTS. Bayley. Old Kent road, carpenter J l.aflus. Bristol, *bole. sal* droggirt. Atl*. Messrs Pew. Hamilton, and tew, Covent-garden; Beddoe. Bristol ...
... Strand; No. 12, Paternoster-row ; or No. 14, Shoreditch. SIDCUP SCHOOL, eleven miles from Town, on the high road to Maidstone, Kent. —The printed terras of admission (they are moderate) may be had at No. 76, Leadenhallstreet ; the North and South American ...
... superiority of the advantages. For particulars address to Dr. Cholmeley, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; or to T. Copeland, Esq. Golden-square. KING'S CONCKRT ROOMS,Hanover-square. Mr. J. H. D'EGVILLE begs leave respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry ...
... leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at lar-'e, that he makes BOOTS, SHOES, and CLOGSof INDIA RUBBER, WATERPROOF; he has also invented a Gentleman's Even- ing Silk Dress Boot, which resembles a silk stocking and shoe ; he also makes it of chamois ...
... appearance as the boot or shoe, which they do not injure or soil, make no noise in walking, and are universally acknowledged as the best protec- tion to the feet from damp and cold. Invented and manufactured only by W. JACKMAN, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker ...