... well as leather, with extensive machinery. Receivin -houses—No. 8, Bridge•street, Illackfriars ; No. 12, Marshall-street, Golden-square; and No. 48, Basingliall-street.-- Messrs. R. and Co. have no connexion with any Public Company. XTRAORDINARY INVENTION ...

... 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 ...

... , Chief Commissioner. Sussex—At Horaham, Friday, March 6. At the City Canterbury—Friday, March 13. Kent—At Dover, Saturday, March 14. Kent—At Maidstone. Tuesday, March 17. Hertfordshire—At Hertford, Friday, April 3. southken ciacuir. J. G. Harris, Esq ...

... Stovin, the Hon. Colonel Grey, Sir George mi ss Quentn, and Baroness Lehzen. This morning her a l Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Princes Ernest and pert of Sane Coburg, Lady C. Dundas, Lord A. Paget, and Kolowrath left the Castle for town, to pay ...

... 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 ...

... character from his last employer. Apply this day, between tfie hours of three and five o’clotl, No. IW, Berwlck-street, Soho. BOOT and SHOEMAKERS. —WANTED to APPRENTICE YOUTH, where he will have an opportunity of learmng the business a Clicker in all its ...

... packed -with such skill and adroitness that no one durst oppose a resolution. One gentleman in attempting to do so was hissed, booted at, and coughed down, and therefore I remained silent; but thinking that the gallant colonel might, peradventure, he only ...

... brother of the deceased had a bad leg, and that it ! w as his custom to pour into his boot some water to keep his leg cool; the effects of which, owing to his boot bursting while in the inquest-room, was! most convincing to the olfactorv nerves of all ...

... blacking a quantity of good old porter, which had thoroughly intoxicated the boots.” The explanation course satished every body, and the victim became very much enamoured of both the boots and the blacking. Reading in Bed.— Tuesday morning, at half-past four ...

... Tuesday last party of noblemen and gentlemen met to have some pigeon shooting, viz. Lord Alford, Captain M'Macdonald, Sir Charles Kent, and a Mr. Lovell, who is a lieutenant in the First Regiment of Life Guards. The last-named gentleman had got the butt end ...

... Blue Blound Jacket, Blue Plaid 'owscrs. Cotton ShIr t. White Canton Crape Silk Handerchief, Irosa l' rated Stickings. and Boots. Any Person bringing .teiaif 'erth tol ?lr. Brierley the Constable of Wakefield, or vina .rrb iaformrtion as shall lead to ...

... Aaslonois and simplicity of its Style, while tise Gorgeous Designs in 'CLOAKS, which the QUEEN DOWAGER an d the DUCHESS of KENT have Patronilecd, will be found, In every material, suitable for the dioplap of £hci, variedBeauties-. One (and certainly not ...