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... John Russell. —. A dreadful fire, at twelve o'clock at night, broke out Marshall-street, Silver-street, and Broad-street, Golden- square, which did much mischief. The manufactory of Messrs. Tapaall and Holland, chairraakers, was consumed, and twelve houses ...
... evening. Their names were Hen Schooling, aged 24, sawyer, residing in Bull court, Strand ; William Cave, aged 27, a boot-n in King-street, Golden-square; lad named Jereim O'Conner, Calmel's buildings, Oxford-street, young man, the son of Major Barron Heath ...
... Studiey hud their fifth annual dinner the house of Mr London Golden Fleece Wm Whitehouse Esq presided chairman After cloth had been removed the healths of King Queen Duke of Sussex of Kent and the Princess Victoria having been drunk the of Lord Russell ...
... Jamaica, and in last month's mortality announced arc the names of Haly, Blake and Stares. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria continue to sojourn at Ramsgate, and will so for toother month to come ; they take their daily rides ...
... surrenda RttnMf to the Crmimissioners in the said Fiat ?? .Hie noajtir part of them, on the Sixth day of January nex^ at the Golden Lion Inn. in Northallerton, in the WiP'J'w *•&«' «1 «m> tiw Ta-ENTf-Sixru da* of '?zM^tßj-^^* ?? ,Cloo^«{ Noon or eacb day ...
... names are, Henry Schooling, aged 24, a sawyer, residing in Bull- Inn Court, Strand ; William Cave, aged 27, a boot-maker, of King Street, Golden Square ; a lad, named Jerry O'Connor ; and a fine young man, son of Major Barron Heath, of Connaught Terrace ...
... family—an active person that has been used to plain cooking, and can have a good character from her last place. Apply early at Mr. Kent’s, Greengrocer, corner of Coleshill-strect and Ebury-street, Pimlico. WANTED a SERVANT of ALL-WORK, who can COOK a plain joint ...
... Ramsgate, P. Burgess Sittingbourn, Maidstone, George Jury Tonbridge Wells, Edw. Neale FINE ARTS.—RECENTLY PUBLISHED COLNAGHI AND COMPANY, Printsellers in Ordinary to his Majesty, and to H. R. H. the Duchess of Kent, 23, COCKSPUR-STREET, CHARING CROSS ...
... makes our boots to shine ? CHORUS For Warren’s Blacking’s fine dear For Warren’s Blacking’s fine Warren’s Blacking be forgot That makes our boots to shine twa ha’ paidlit the deck Frae morning sun till dine But the want Warren’s black Our boots wadna shine ...
... subsisting between us. as Cornfactors and Dealeis in Hay, Straw, and Garden Seeds; and also Earthenwaretnen, at Maidstone, in the countv of Kent, is this day DISSOLVED. Dated the 29th day September, 1835. WILLIAM GOWER, WM. DAY, Witness —Knowi.es King, W ...
... indicted for stealing a shilling from the person of Thomas Golden.—Not Guilty. (Before the Commom Sergeant.) SPEEDY JUSTICE. Wm. Alder, smart youth, was indicted for stealing, on Monday last, pair of boots, Tralue 255., from the shop of Mr. Hannam, a shoemaker ...
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