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... muggy atmosphere PRICE OF FLOUR THIS MORNING Per Sack s s Town-made 48 and Kent 40 a 42 Per Sack Norfolk and Stockton 36 CURRENT PRICES GRAIN ( per Imp Qr) BRITISH WHKAT S Kent flcSuff red 46 a Ditto do do white 46 a 68 Norfolk & Lincoln red 40 a 53 Ditto ...
... want of sympathy with others. There was a certain merchant sojourning at an inn, whom the boots, by mistake, called betimes in the morning. Sir, quoth the boots, the day is breaking. The merchant turned round with a grim look, Let it break, growled ...
... for ship stores. Harper, Robert, late of Brown-street, Grosvenor-square, milkman. Barber, Newman, late of High-steet, Poplar, boot and shoe-maker. Witt, Gilbert, late of Chenies-street, Bedford-squarc, cheesemonger. Collyer, Henry, late of Clement’s Inn ...
... petition against it, besides those which have already declared themselves adverse to the measure.— Bath Journal. An Irish Scene Kent.—An extraordinary scene occurred Riverhead, in the parish of Sevenoaks, about a week ago, in consequence of its being made ...
... the liours and i) o'clock ; rumoured [ about Golden was missing, and a number men proceeded with lighted candles saw Andrew Sullivan that night; went to James i)aniel'a house; 'twas not hour after leaving Golden when they called at Daniel’s house ; witness ...
... lace. Ami like long, forgotten book. Its sweet, familiar meanings trace, jitmeinbeiing a thousand things Which passed those golden wings, Which lime has fetter’d now— Things that came oor with a thrill. And lift me silent, sad, and still, And ilirew upon ...
... talk of racing* establishments, our Graftons, Richmonds, Portlands, and Clevelands, with all their means and pliances to boot, are but the beings of a summer's day, when compared with those illustrious personage,, their various transactions and doings ...
... 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 ...
... Beard, aud Co., Western Wharf, Edward -street. Regent's Park Basin. DUCHESS of KENT.— —BROOKER'S celebrated LAVENDER WATER, patronized by her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, continues to ex- cite the universal admiration of the Fashionable World, surpassing ...
... the particularly healthy, pleasant, rural, and respectable village of Wateringbury, Kent, with excellent Shooting and Fishing, 32 miles from London, 5 from Maidstone 12 from Rochester, an 12 from Tunbridge Wells.— By Mr. BURRELL, at Garraway's Coffeehouse ...
... witty and appropriate address, well delivered by Mr. Abbott, and in which allusion was made to the patronage of the Duchess of Kent and to the Heiress Presumptive. The entertainments of the evening commenced with an Operatic Drama in three acts, the production ...
... KI R , '4116 m of the E s t a t e an d E ffects of SAMUEL C' HA PMAN, late ou t o . riiiesty'a Victealling-yard, Deptford, Kent, Master Brewer (now , tie a lt uation), an Insolvent Debtor, lately a prisoner in the Ptison f or London and Middlesex, in ...