... regiment of cavalry who wore the enormous jack boots then in use. Somehow or other it entered into his Majesty’s fancy to have pair these boots, and he accordingly applied the baron to have them made by the boot-maker . of the regiment; and had his measure ...

... A certain baron commanded a regiment of cavalry who wore the enormous jack boots then in use. .Somehow or other it entered into his Majesty’s fancy to have a pair of these boots, and he accordingly applied to the baron to have them made the hoot-maker ...

... Hudson, Gloucester, coal-merchant, Oct J. Teasdalc and O. A. Swales, Sheffield, slatc-merchauts, Nov. 2 J. Stout, Liverpool, boot-maker, Oct 21. CERTIFICATES, Oct. 17- G. Parkts, Liverpool, linen-draper.—J. Rice, Woodbrdgc, Suffolk, saddler—G. Ogilvy, ...

... iufnciimn■‘inpton, Hlouecstershire, cloth-dealcr, Aug. 14.— J. Kingsford, Canterbury, miller, Aug. 21.— S. Kingsford, Sturrcy, Kent, miller. Aug. 21.— J. Popplcwell, Silkston, Yorkshire, butcher, Aug. 24.— G. and W. H. Walker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, stove- ...

... Atchcrlev,Liverpool, chemists. BloojKer, 8., J., and B.‘, Holly-hall, Worcestershire, nail-ironmongers. Briggs, E., and 8., Maidstone, hatters. Brown, A., Croli, A., and Spence, P.. manufacturing-chemists. Brown and Alexanders, Speenhamland, Berkshire, i ...

... Plymouth, auctioneers.—W. Ashmore and T. P. G. Osborne, Sheffield, Yorkshire, opticians.—C. Hor.->naill and W. Higgins, Maidstone, Kent, corn-factor*.—O. Hamilton and A. Gooch, King Wiilinm-street, City, tailors.—J. Brice and R. Preaton, Liverpool, corn-factors ...

... Minchinh nipton, Gloiieestersliire, eloth-dealer, Aug. 14.—.1. Kingsfonl, Canterbury, miller, Aug. 21.— S. Kingsford, Sturrey, Kent, miller. Aug. 21.—.!. Popplewell, Silkstnn, Yorkshire, butcher, Aug. 24.— G. and W. 11. Walker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, stove ...

... Cheapside, hatters. July 18. at one, Aug. 18, at twelve. Atts. Adlington and Co. B; dford-row. ~ DON, J., Lower James-strect, Golden-square, and Shorcdifcn, .MU> n, i wo, Aug, 18, at one. Att. izon, Unioii-eourt, Broa ...

... Pieket-strei't, Str.invl, buok-g'ller, Feb. at twelve, 28, one. Atts. Blanc and Co. New Bridge-street. >IIINI»LEH, J., Brompt»n. Kent. but. her, Feb. 22, at eleven. March 2«. at twelve. Att. Baxter. Lineo’.n’s Inn-fields. ;,.,***■•' • A., Cbureb-strc-'t. ilaekney ...

... preceded outriders in scarlet liveries. Her Majesty wore a light dress, pink bonnet, and black veil, and, did also the Duchess of Kent, carried green parasol. In the same carriage were the Countess of Mulgrave and Lady M. Stopford ; Colonel Cavendish attended ...

... Irom Oxford. The deceased was, she told me, alamt (»!> years of age, and she was native of , Harveldown, near Canterbury, in Kent, and her maiden name was Green, hut she married shipwright in Chatham and when died she became an itinerant, and travelled ...

... broad, and bloody, and plume black, but still more long and broad, a Highland kilt and Hassian boots, attended everywhere by ladv, with dewv eyes, and golden hair, in the disguise of page, greatly to the delight of the young ladies at the commencement ...