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... consisting of three shops, first floor, garret, and garden 900,000 D'tu.. N os 34 I() 3^ consisting of shop, a warehouse, first boot, garrets, and small garden 880,000 Ditto. N'os. 37 and 38, consistinc of shop, first floor, carret, and garden ?? 480,000 Ditto ...
... both in Lombardy and : i .-any— Girard College for Orphans — A short Account of : Saw of Education in Sweden — Education in Kent— Prussian :: ok— On the Discipline of large Boarding Schools— West ?? Proprietary School. Wakefield. Yorkshire. Reviews — Thorn ...
... ult, at Bromley, Kent, by the Lord Bishop of Rochester, Percyvall Hart Dyke, list}., eldest son at Sir Percf vail Hart Dyke, Bart., of Lulling- stone Castle, Kent, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John Wells, Esq., Bfekley House, Kent. On the 25th ult ...
... guns and pistols (by the first makers), writing desks, dressing cases, &c.; ladies and gentlemen's fashionable apparel, hats, boots, and shoes, superior cloths and kerseymeres, fine Irish linens, and piece goods of every . description; prime feather beds ...
... before Mr. Justice James Allen Parke and Mr. Littledak: Medford. Wolite.day, July at Hertford Essex, 1. ebelm4ford ; Kent, Monday _Maidstone ; Sommt, Saturday, Aug. Law,.; TborsdaY 6 Between b I o'clock on Thursday worming, Mrs. Sinnock, of the Crown Wer-shop ...
... Speorling - Knives, Knife Shorpletern, Rsaor ajut Pelkil~lie Hoot's, Souffers, El Corkscrews's Toasting Forks, Not Crackers, Boot H,.oobs 0111 Boat Jacks, 'Iweeters, Piercers, Looking GIlsaes, Stioavitigfloese sald Soop, all sorts of lirlshes sad Combs ...
... â The Trustees of the turnpike road leading from Farnborough to Riverhill, in the parish of Sevenoaks, in the county of Kent, are desirous of receiving Tenders for lending the above a il mortgage of the tolls, in sums of not less than 500/. each ...
... Was in the garden when the comparison of boot marks was made There were also breeches marks very clear. When the toe was indented forward the marks fitted the shoe exactly. No doubt but that the prisoner's boots made the mark. Cross-examiued Mr. Hoi list: ...
... for stealing one watch, value 205., the property of Samuel Morris, at Chatham.—Seven years’transportation. William Kent, i/tas John Kent, 17; George Freeman, 16, for privately stealing from person unknown, one handkerchief, value 6d., at Greenwich.—Seven ...
... term. For particulars and cards of admission apply to Mr. Norris, Upholsterer. Richmond. KENT.— A FURNISH KD IiOUSE to be LET, situated in a most delightful part of Kent, within 18 miles of London Bridge, coaches passing every hour. The House con- sists of ...
... Dick, Percy-street, Bedford-square, surgeons—E. Stevenson and S. Rhodes, Nottingham, plumbers—Orange and Summers, Liverpool, boot and shoe-makers—Farrow and Crosby, Stockton, Durham, ten-dealers—Bennetts and Bray, St. Austell, Cornwall, dealers in spirituous ...
... HOLMEs and MBURN, Liverpool, wine merchants. T NE WHAM and TOOH, Cranbrook, Kent, brewers. NICHOLLS and FISK, Southampton, pastrycooks. ORANGE and SUMMERS, Liverpool, boot and shoe makers. PLINT and GREENWOOD, Leeds, cloth merchants. RAMSBOTTOM and PRITCHARD ...