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... enrivall’d by Warrkn’s Black Jet. That Blacking has beauty I thought not to view. Till In my bright boots I my face could review: A splendour unrivall'd boots no(v assume, Since polish’d by Warrbn’s, Warun’s Jet Bloom. CAPITAL BUSINESS PREMISES.—To be LET ...
... Mr. Robeit Richardson, the proprietor of the Red Boot, Judd-street, New-road, of a number of boots and shoes. Mr. Richardson, on being sworn, deposed that he had from time time missed a number of boots and shoes from his premises as above, but little ...
... trade of a shoemaker, glazed show-cases, furniture, &c., comprising nair of Wellington and other boots, 800 pair of gentlemen, ladies, and children’s boots and shoes, clogs, socks, &c., and lots of good Household Furniture of the usual description. May ...
... , Southwark. Brown, Mr. John, Surrey-place, Old Kent-road. Brown, Mr. Thomas, Ebury-square, Pimlico. Corston, Mr. Thomas, Kensiogtoo. Cowmeadow, Mr. John Edward, Woolwich. Cunnew, Mr. James H., Old Kent-road. Carling, Mr. John, Queen-street, Cheapside ...
... Thomas, Foot’s Cray, Kent, in addition to two guineas to General Fund, further to that fund Edwards, Mr., Church-street, Greenwich, in addition to five guineas to, General Fund, to Endowment Fund, new annual England, Mr. Henry, Old Kent-road, in addition ...
... apply to Mr. Bowles, No. 3. Hartstreet, Grosvenor-square; Mr. Turner, No. 40, Wilsted street, Somers Town; or Mr. Morns, Golden Lion, Warwick place, Holboro. rpo CHEMISTS, PKACTITIONEKS, &c.— oDDortunitv now presents for any Gentleman who of SUCCEEDING ...
... 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 ...
... At Portsmouth—Benbow and Pembroke, seventy-fours ; Madagascar and Samarang, frigates. At Devooport—lmplacable, seventy-four; Kent and Donegal, seventy-eight; defaults of. the Stag, frigate, to be made good. At Sheerness—Blenheim and Hawke, seventy-fours ...
... the Lord Mayor, charged under the following circumstances: A labouring man named Evenden, from Merry worth, in the County of Kent, stated that got on board the steam vessel Gravesend, for the purpose of coming to London, and entered into conversation with ...
... liberal towards any person inclined to lend the same. Address, post paid, to J. F., Mr. Walker’s, Grocer, Cbester-place, Old Kent-road. pO COACH-MAKERS and CABINETJL MAKERS.—A Youth of respectability, amiable disposition. and most industrious habits, who ...
... at No. 12, Boot-street, , all letters poat paid. WANTS a Situation, ayoungWoman, aged 29, KITCHEN-MAID, »he thoroughly h-r busioess, hod »ell f “.'hr .‘tuatioo she i. at pretent io. Direct M. T„ Mrs. Goodiser No. 7, Snerrard-street, Golden-Square. WANTED ...
... Cellarman —can have a good character from his last place, where he has lived Id months. Direct to C. W. F., No. 19, Swan-place, Old Kent-road. AS good Plain COOK, in a respectable Wine-vaults, and capable of undejtaking the domestic allairs of the house a respectable ...