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... VOTiiwaU, drapers. Wra. and Janus Beall, Ten^rHe K.m? and Wrn. Ellioit, liedford-stteet, Bcilford- I onterden, Kent. Kiln, unless arm * - , row, boot and shoemakers. Robert Lake and TtaraMGneve.GlCTWlmlt, Northumlrerlaml , lea and cnlPee dealers. John VV ...
... and J. O. Langman, St Celumb, Cornwall, woollen draper* — W. Beall and J. Beall, Tenter- den, Kent— E. Furness and W. Elliott, Bedford-street, Bedford-row, boot and shoemakers— R Lake andT. Grieve, Haltwhistle, Northum- berland, tea and coffee dealers— ...
... a broad-brimmed hat in its proper place, a snowy apron girt about his loins, and an enormous pair of legs deposited in top boots, was Thomas Toppleman himself, the far-famed host of tbe Spread Eagle. On either side of the entrance two spacious bow-windows ...
... Langman, St. Columb, Cornwall, linen and woollen-drapers—W. Beall and J. Beall, Tenterden, Kent—E. Furness and W. Elliott, Bedford-street, Bedford-row, boot and shoemakers—R. Lake and T. Grieve, Glenwhelt, Northumberland, spiritmerchants and tea and ...
... length- ened comimeni~t Olltlercessurt' othey tire nlot psot fortli is 00 etur far ?? I (iisoases to oeioiel naioihl~id is liabl, boot for biltouts l~d. liv'er dlli- ploohirt,~ With their svell-knowovl attenittoss, boilioios ooiid nick 1oct02- oche , -pooh aoot) ...
... coopers—T. Marshall and J. G. Longman, St. Columb, Cornwall, linen-drapers—W. and J. Beall, Tenterden, Kent—Mason and Co., Bedford-street, Bedford-row, boot and shoemakers—Lake and Grieve, Glenwhelt, Northumberland, spirit-merchant—Watson and Co., Hyde, Cheshire ...
... Margaret-street, near Cavendish ?? TO WN or TRAVELLING CHARIOT with hind rumble, front boot, and a complete set of »â,â' dages, viz., imperial to body and front boot, trunk ?? P se7t >ox.ap,on, ftc ; lined drab, and painted green ; drag Toe ch^ A- It ...
... No)rthamrpton Herrald. MURDEIR.-Samuel Rennard was lodged in Maidstone gaol on Saturday last, chargeo, upon the Coronei's inquisition, with the murder of a man named West, at Cranbrook, Kent. It appears that Kennard, who is stated to be possessed of a ...
... coopers. —T. Marshall and J. G. lawman, St. Colamb, Cornwall, linea-drapers.—W. and J. Tenterden, Kent.—Mason and Co., Bedford-street, Bedford-row, boot and shoe-makers.— Lake and Grieve, Glenwhelt. Northumberland, spirit-merchants.—Watson and Co., Hyde ...
... pro- j le..sion, must be forwarded, post paid, cither to Messrs. Richardson 1 and Tike. Solicitors to the Association, 28, Golden-tquare ; or to Ed- ...
... Taylor Liverpool coopers— John GUI St Columb Cornwall drapers— William Beall I Tentorden Kent— Edward Furness WiUiam Elliott 31 Bedford street Bedfordrow Middlesex boot Robert and Grieve Glenwhent Northumberland tea coffee dealers— Edward and Watson Hyde ...
... Death” was returned. On Tucsday week a meeting of the chairmen anc chairmen of cighteen unions of the county of Kent place at the Bell Ino, Maidstone, for the purpose ot sidering and discussing the workirg of the new law he and fame haneve® a FF sion a petition ...