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... Milesirom Exchange. Kent £75 per annum.—For apply Hotti.RY and Kvrk, SecUtrecl. r he LET. Compact BREWERY, of I length, with good connexion; uteusiU necessary for the business in mo>l excellent There i« also capital Two-stalled Drayhouse. Kent moderale. This ...
... wine in dissenting churches? Not you, in-- deed; motley is too valuable in your eyes; gold is of more importance than the golden Jule, Do unto all men as you would they should do unto you. 111 r. Bulwer has done good service to the cause ; of Reform; ...
... CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS. WEST KENT' CriNSERVATIV . K DINNErt.—MAIDSTONE.—Ths Conservatives of the 'Western Division of the con err of Kent on Tuesdey held their first annual dinner at Maidstone, when about 600o[ the leading noblemen and gentlemen resetting ...
... -row„ London. • -- William Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden-synare, London, victualler. Pierre Marie !Auguste Rougier, Wood-street, Spitalfields. London. silk-manufacturer. William Pelt, Bridge, Kent, rapenter. George Lush, Bristol and Bath, provision-merchant ...
... Bedford-row, London. William Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, London, victualler. Pierre Marie !Auguste Rougier, Wood-street, Spitalflelds. London, silk-manufacturer. William Pett, Bridge, Kent, eapenter. George Lush, Bristol and Bath, provision ...
... ire, ink-man- ufacturer. William Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden-square victualler. Pierre Marie Augusta Rougier, Wood-street, Spital- fields, silk-manufacturer. William Pett, Bridge, Kent, carpenter. George Lush, Brist >l, provision-inerchaut. Edward ...
... London, Neill Malcolm, Esq. of Poltallock, Argyllehire, and of Lamb a, Abbey, Kent, in thme 6811, yiar uf his age. Saumo day, aged 59, Margaret, wife of Mr. George Clifton, so boot-matter, .53, Adlington-street. F On Wednesday, the 25th nlt. Fanny, widow ...
... more than one man-servant, who is at once porter, footman, butler, and, if necessary, coachman to the family. He cleans the boots, bushes the clothes, washes the windows, , cleans the house, waits at table, goes to market, . keeps the reckoning, and is ...
... r °REIGN GRAIN &C Illbond WHEAT, (per 701bs) 6 0 a 6 6 0- 0 a 0' 0 ley, Hackney, Middlesex, groceir-J. Shindler, Brompton Kent .Aftica, Cringhtim sailed from Batavia for Canton Oct 13th man exertion could effect, now stood still calmly meaning ,On the ...
... HISTORY AND SCIENTIFIC BOCIETY 1836. JANUARY. Presented by Mr. T. Garnett. White-headed Goosander, or Smew (mergus albellus). Golden Eye (clangula vulgaris). Mr. Stephen Moore. Great black-backed Gull (larus marinus). Common Curlew—male— (numenius arquata) ...
... Grlmatlone, No, 39, Brotldstreel, Bloomsbury, aird 24, U. e-tet ogArLno, vss intrsnht~ I TO BOOT AND SHOE iDEALERS.- s- IlALt~AM'asd~ HAR] RIS, wholes1 Boot and Shoic Ma rnicturers, will fou thedefy tra thathe taken fL wareheuse- esre back o h aas M1 ...
... Advertiser STANZAS the that’s smiling offered the lovely blooming boy tear for prospects bliglitcd Mims the lustre of And golden day-dreams tempt At riper to In pursuit of and fortune bis peaceful home Sweet though kiss imprinted Ou hia fair unwrinkled ...