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... 'clothiers—June 27. 1% 'Patterson, Lower John-street, Golden-squ are, London, t a il or —J un e 26, E. (ledge, L ow er Th ames -street, London , fishmong e r—J une 96, S. Kingsford. Sturrey, Kent, miller—June 26, 11. Hai ward, Canterbury, coach-maker—June ...
... shogratt. -27. Thoo. Patterson, Lower John-sti Golden-sq., tailor, at twelve. The above at thle Court of Bankruptcy 22. Thea Giles. Leeds-,joiner, at the Conrt-bouse, Leds, attliree, -26, Sampson Kingsford, Starry, Kent, miller, at the Guildhall, C~antorbtlry ...
... twelve- r- Tlhomnas Russell Drury, of Joh-nson's Court, Fleet-street, print- le Cr, June 22, at one-Harnali Maria Moore. of Maidstone, Kent, i.irorifounder, Juse 23, ateleves-Robert Hutchinson anil Robi. Holtchirson the younger, of the Minories, leather cutters ...
... upholsterers, Tivertett, E. Devonshire. B. M-sreiger and C. Wilford, boot-manufaeturers, Grucecliureh- street. J. Byc and S. Cleaver, cesr.ent-manufacturers, Sittingbourae, T.1.Kent. T. 1L Alison and J. Fairfield, corn merchants, Liverpool. W. Yapp and ...
... Gloucestershire. clothiers—June 27. T. Patterson, Lower John-street, Golden-square. London, tailor—June 26, E. Gedge, Lower Thames-street, London. fishmonger—June 26. S. Kingsford. Sturrey, Kent, miller—June 26. 11. Hayward, Canterbury, coach-maker—June 27, ...
... of the lowliest dwellings. There is a cleanliness of mind indicated in a taste for these embellishments that savours of the golden age of innocence rather than of these vitiated times. Sobriety and peace may be said to dwell where Flora reigns.—Slandish's ...
... 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 ...
... of the lowliest dwellings. There is a cleanliness of wind indicated in a taste for these embellishments that savours of the golden age of innocence rather than of these vitiated times. Sobriety and peace may be said to dwell where Flora reigns.—Standish's ...
... ♦ We have no news of importance from Canada. Lord Maidstone's motion in the House of Com- mons with reference to certain language used by Mr. O'Connell sit -the Crown and Anchor—the vote of the House condemnatory of that learned extortioner's polite libel—its ...
... Oxen. Swine. Sheep. Fowls. Sheriff of Gloucester GO 102 60 3,000 Bucks and Bedfoid 40 66 40 2.100 Oxford 40 67 40 2,100 »- Kent 40 67 40 2,100 Surrey aud Sussex. 40 67 40 2,000 Warwick, Leicester 60 98 40 3,000 Somerset & Dorset. 100 179 110 5,000 Essex ...
... and R. Walker, Esq., a magistrate.-Mr. A. M'tntyre, aged 65, No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of getta serena.- H. Listons Esq Macins Library, Ramnogate, Kent, cured of cataract-Mrs. siurberow, cured while at Jamaica of gutta se11rena,!No. 37 ...
... The mould he is making terrible progress. It is expected that the is' Maidstone district 'willunot pay two-thirds the amount _ of duty which it paid last year. In the Weald of Kent the bines are looking .well, and promise agood crop. lie At Ticehura, ...