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... some I seed with Boots bright, That they reflected back the light, I at them gaz’d with sike delight, gam they almost crazed me.—Fol de rol, etc. ax’d a man that chanc’d to pass, Quite politely, quite politely I ax’d if folk wore boots of glass. He said ...
... among the Newmartee trainers of these times, though we much doubt benefit of the chairse to Mister, and all the appliances t boot. If we mistake not, Sir Charles Bunbue v 's train , groom wore livery to the last. At all events, isTewmar' le , jockies and ...
... paid, to John Eckford, care of Mr. David Scott, 6, Alarylebonestreet, Golden-square, London. NEW CHARIOT, built to order this summer, for postillion, with rumble, imperial, cap caße, boot, and its imperial, patent axles, C springs, and for driving from the ...
... the he u ghetat ltse flurhes. of Kent end the Princess Victoria will Q be r pata with their prerence on the interestitlg orea- Al Stsions t asto wsrh their patronage sard protection.-t have the Ci .elI Duchess of Kent's comatnans to assure you, that it ...
... will oblige me, sod do public good. lam your obedient and humble servant, Angus Macintyrb (Aged ...
... Bryanston-square ; or Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury, City. ViTORTHY the NOTICE of BOOT an d SHOEMAKE RS. Vi' —To be DISPOSED OF Immediately, an excellent BUSINESS In the BOOT and SHOE TRADE, situated at the West and. It been est lblished two years, and now ...
... being granted, or the punishment mitigated. If the bill be found, the trial will come on to-morrow (Ssturday). HOME CIRCUH .—MAIDSTONE, July (’rows Side.—(Before Mr. Justice Parke.) William Courtenay, ahat Sir William Courtenay, was indicted for wilful corrupt ...
... hay harvest in many parts of the country. The corn crop is, generally speaking, however, both promising and abandant. The Maidstone papers state that many of the Kentish hop plantations have suffered considerably by the boisterous weather with which that ...
... Offices, No. 5, Austin-friars, Old Broad-streeL By Mr. BOOTH, on the Premises, Canal Brewery, side of Canal, Neat-street, Kent-road, TO-MORROW, July 23, at Twelve, by order of the Assignees of William Thirkill, bankrupt, unless acceptable offer is made ...
... parts the plant it very slack bine. The dot) reusatos so last quoted, liZtoo. backers. Carreoey Kew East Kent pockets, in. N. to £5. les bknOl £9. Mid Kent., £6. os. &7 . 9s. ; bu ses pockets, £4. to in. Is. Ohl Keats, WI, 4 1, to Fri' EL). Moods), July IS ...
... well-known scenery in view from the river ; but cannot forbear giving expression to the delight felt at the golden prospect of the corn-fields of Kent soine of them ripe for the sickle, and giving promise of a most abundant harvest. Precisely at three o’clock ...
... ter Manufactory, Si, Bernerr-street, Ox. ford-street.—N.E. The trade supplied. FALSE ALARM. A monkey had poked in a bright boot his snout, Read, and shoulder, so far, that he could not get out, While legions of devils are scaling the walls I A Sentry ...