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... Poore, a magistrate of the county of Kent, for a rule Nisi for a criminal information again 4 Sir Wm. Richard Coswav, for publishing, in lie Kent Weald, a libel upon Dr. Poore, and other magistrates of the county of Kent. A person of the name of Anderson ...
... maker, at eleven—March 6, J. P. Anstice and K. Thornhill, Old Sooth Sea house, ship brokers, at eleven —March 6, M. Dove, Maidstone, Kent, grocer, at ten —March 9, W. Mottram, St. John street, West Smlthfield, victualler, at ten. CERTIFICATES. D. Boulter, ...
... After kiting the fog, was amusing to see both Individuals bolding each other up by the legs, to let the water rua out of their boots. Many of the field, who did not like good ducking, pulled up and crossed bridge further down the river. clearing the brock ...
... malicious fabrication, and they were allowed to appear on the stage of Philadelphia. It is but justice to add that they reaped a golden harvest, Jonathan redeeming the character of his country by redoubled efforts to cheer the fair heroine after this disgraceful ...
... was produced celebrated group of the Niobes, s a work of Scopes, i , at this theatre with all the appliances and means to boot by a noble instance of their just conceptions and power of re the aid of which it made its appearance ori g i na lly a t th ...
... of Mr. Brow u, boot and shoe-maker, of Bridge-street, was entered and robbed of its entire contents. The lock of the door bad evidently been picked, and the thieves cleared away ever) thing in the place, except, we believe, two odd boots. A fatal accident ...
... 910116 Other ?? lb. 600 1346967 122401l1 ?? . ?? . q9031142 127 e ~~CORN MAARK(ET--LoxBoN. lr Theo show, of Wheat from. Essex. Kent, and Suffolk was ?? climited, and wve had onlly a moderate quantity of Barley, Beans, and eas or his ays arkt, bt sveral vessels ...
... Deputy Lieutenant ; Charles Viscount Dungarvan to be ditto. COMMISSION signed by the Lor4 Lieutenant of the Coulity of Kent. East Kent Regiment of Militia—Edwd. Geo. Lambert Perrott, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Toler, resigned. fEHALL. Feb. 18.—The King has ...
... yet features they wore Of chaotic darkness, in which might be trac'd The splendour of Fashion that radiates each land, In boots gemmed by WARREN'S JET, 30, the Strand. INDIA SHAWLS WANTED, f or w hi c h , i f very curious, extraordinary prices maybe obtained ...
... and instantly bought Them a twelvemonth's good stock ; for they swore 'twas so prime That henceforward they'd wear them four boots at a time This Easy-shining and Brilliant BLACKING, is prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand. London; and sold in every town ...
... of Tilbury Fort-), Gloucester (intcluding the City ofliris. 850n15, Hiereford, Hertford, Hunts, Idle of Man, Isle of Wlgtct, Kent (in. 1tv; IlIbhlly Fort, In the Cetisly Or Folter). Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoin, riireer, Msonmouth. Norfolk, Northamspton ...
... and his heir is in at bis death. But his heir does not stand in bis shoes, for he never wore anything but boots.— Hood's Comic Annual. Maidstone ami Sienfisli February 1, 1833. _ COURT OF KUVG'S BEKCH. EMlGha* . . , . A f ' * KING r, CHALK AND OTHER*- ...