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... and Youth's Cloth Buttoned, Clarence, Blucher, and Oxford Boots, with every G description of Shoes for Wallking, Shooting, Dress, or Ball; Patent Dress Boots and Pumps; Extra Bottomed Boots and Shoes; India Rubber and Leather Clogs and Galoshes, with ...
... Jan. 11, at half-part twelve, and Feb. 12, at eleven at the Court ol Bankruptcy. Attorney, Mr Wright, Golden.square. BENJAMIN BRIGGS, Newington, Kent, cheesemonger, Jan. 8. arid Feb. 12. at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Attorneys, Messrs. Hindmarsh ...
... , Commissioner. Susses—at Horsham, Tnaaday, Feb, 2b. At the City of Canterbury, Saturday, March lb. Kent—at Dover, Monday, March 18. Kent—at Maidstone, Tucaday, March 19. Hertfordshire—at Hertford, Tuesday, March 20. DECLARATION 02 INSOLVENCY. Mary Wells ...
... Horsham, Tuesday, February 28. ,iTTI ras TT'tryo CANTERSuay-Saturday,Mefrch 18. KzNvT-Dovor, Monday, March 18. Rarer-At Maidstone, Tuesday. March 19. HISAMPORDSHIlaa-At Hartford, Tuesday. March 26. The followhilg buildings are certified as places0 duly ...
... South walk, orchalmanufacturers ; as far as regards W. Thompson—J. P. Lloyd and A. Shapertt, Coventry-street and Oxford-street, boot and h,,e makers—J. Webb and Son, Watling-street, warehousemen—J. and T. Ransford, Bandon-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, drapers—J ...
... been paid, George Broekerell—l am a boot-maker in Stafford-street, Bond-street. The prisoner Torrington came to my shop in a stylish gentleman's cab, and said he wanted some boots. He wished him to make him a pair of boots and send them to Thistle Cottage ...
... Herefordshire;; Scots, sea, from Scotland; 130 from Kent, Sussex, and Surrey. The remainder from the neighbourhood London. The supply of Sheep was chiefly composed of Southdowns,! Leicester*, Lmcolns, and Kents. lly thequantitiesof Blbs,sn,kingtheoffal. Coarse ...
... ton:— kidneys 1 do. reds Oka to Scotch t i.,l 004 to IS,, and I:iielssee7 blurs Jersey whites 7134, Ilevons to 00s Kent kklueys Oho to ..41, Kent, Egos. gut. I.lk whine' 705 to um. lb. 114 f-toed • • Ewe* aid illsalko4 .. do. .. $ A $ .1 .. 1 Rto 111 .. 1 ...
... TEA A% T S^S? A W^S»>U. a , HIGH-STREET, LYMINGTON. f/»der the especial patronage of her Majesty, H.IIH. . the DucAess of Kent, and the Royal Family. JOHN HAYWAKD begs respectfully to iavite the-atteotioo of bis friends and the public generally , to ...
... 12, at 11, at the Bankrupts' court. Sol .Mr. Wright, Golden square ; official assignee, Mr. Carman, Finsbury square. BENJAMIN BRIGGS, of Cheltenham, and also of Newington, both in the county of Kent, grocer, cheese- monger, and draper, d c, Jan. 3, Feb ...
... Tooley street, Southwark, orchal-manu- facturers; as far as regards W.TIhonspson-J. P. Lloyd and A. Sbapertt, Coventry street, boot and shoe-makers-J. Webb and Ssn, Walling street, warehousemlen-J. and T. flansfortd, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucesteishire ...