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... Blue and White. Faye, Lord Jon* Ueresfoki>. Faze, Mark White, Esq. I.OIU tfoil.- Esquire, The Banner, Esquire. Sir Cnarles Kent. Borne L Ricardo, Esq. Man .it Anns. Ret ■•iners. Ilalherditn of the Knight the Black Lion. Man at Arms, '1 GumpaLox. Man at ...
... supposed that the robbery was effected about a mile from Congleton. The box was deposited in the hind boot, and when the coach drove up to the inn door, the boot door vvas opened and the box gone. The box was found next day in field a few miles from Congleton ...
... fervid. in some parts toleralily plentiful, in the pureutt of which the sportsman will obveree that magnificent bird, the golden eagle, sailing in endless gyratomi over his head. and screaming at the vavaaion of his lofty ragged domain.— Sperinvas. Y ...
... decided, by Mr. Justice Coleridge, that an innkeeper cannot legally maintain any charge in his bill for waiters', chambermaids, boots, &c., .tinless it can be shown, that the defendant had agreed to pay such attendants. - - - At the Queen's Drawing-room, on ...
... Association have assiduously devoted their attention and their funds to the desirable object of obtaining free run for salmon the Kent. About three years ago, bank large dimensions was put down below the wear at the foot of Larkrigg Dam, enable the fish more ...
... Ricardo, Lord Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. re* ford, and the miustrel* were Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles Lamb wore a lovely dress of ancient figure. Mr. tiilmour had a beautiful green velvet surcoal trimmed with sable, long black boots the old fashion ...
... gaol. The convict, it will be recollected, was tried and convicted at the late Maidstone assizes for the brutal nuirder of female with whom he cohabited, near Utterden, in Kent, in the month of January last. There were upwards of three thousand persons present ...
... Maceroni, among his Seasonable Hints, in the Mechanics' Magazine for January, 1836, states that he has had only three pairs of boots for three years, and he thinks he shall not want any more for five years to come. And why ? Why, because he has studied out ...
... ns raised tbe inhabitants, and the proceeds of a bazaar. Arrest of Several Chartists.—On Thursday week, William Simpson, a boot and shoemaker, was apprehended Mr. Butterworth, deputy constable, under a bench warrant, a true bill having been found against ...
... which spread throughout the town of Dartford_and its vicinity, and which was distinctly felt 'and the explosion heard at Maidstone, a oiscance of 20 miles. Most of the sufferers, if not ail of them, have left wives and families to deplore their loss. is ...
... of Demesnes. Soon after three oVlock, nearly 150 gentleman sat down to an excellent dinner, provided by Mrs. Irwin, of the Golden Lion, and served in a large room belonging to Mr. Spittall, in Duke-street. Mr. Robert Jellerson, of Spring Field, oiliciatcd ...
... the Queen’s intended marriage with Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg, her cousin, (and nephew to King Leopold and the Duchess of Kent) aged °2 years and verv handsome.” The allowed to have cheajt wine, cheap brandy, cheap to- We announce with unfeigned regret ...