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... 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 ? ...
... 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 ...
... I or ParqcaUw. inquire ci Jotpr Lb>. Bramhuaa. TO BB SOLD, ALIGHT LANDAULET,. -with the usual Travelling Appendage* — vi_ : Boot Bob, Booi Imperial, Cap Box, Sent. Dickey, and Bo zundernmui. To be Seer, at M»s Fubbibb's. Trinity I _ane, Micklegate. Price— ...
... LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, at a Ground Kent, containing splendid and spacious drawing rooms, dining rooms, with suitable offices, in excellent condition. Apply to Mr. Thomas Adams, Upholsterer, House Agent, &c, Great Pulteney-street, Golden-square. HAMPTON.â To be ...
... a few clear and easy lessons, without any tasks whatever. EDUCATION. — A Lady residing* in a central and salubrious part of Kent, who is educating her own daughters, with the assistance of a resident governess, is desirous of RECEIVING TWO or THREE YOUNG ...
... at RICHMOND, in the County of York, and hold a Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, pursuant to the Statue. I . . ..Kent* rrofwrting me na:e of the Poor, Progress of Edu- . i lion, Ac I n Magazine now presented to the notice ol the public . in ...
... patronage they have so long experienced, respectfully solicit the attention of Ladies to tlieir immense STOCK of SHOES and BOOTS, which, for ele- gance of design, quality, and manufacture, they flatter themselves stands unrivalled. — N.B. Superior Indian ...
... which it is proper they should be made acquainted vvith. ' £ TNDEK the Patronage ol her Royal High- ?? ll'.Wl^ ?? ' ; 1 ' KENT.— Monsieur and Madame LOl LDIN respen in IK- acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that their ACADEMY of DANCING continues at Almack's ...
... Chapel-street, South A udi-ey- street, Oios- venor-square. •CHARIOT, with rumble, imperial capcase, t'ollm_-e', axletrees. boot in front, lamp-. e_c, com- plete lor posting ; has been little used. May be seen at 93, l-ong-acre, opposite Bow-street. r ...