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... and Liverpool . Georpe Sturt _, banker , Greenwich , _Kent _. John Bodily , farmer , Soutliam , _Warwickshire . James Roberts , steel manufacturer , Smethwicb , Staffordshire _. Benjamin _Holmes , boot and shoe maker _. _Binmnfiham . James _Honiss , paper ...
... the 12th instant, ist Isabel, wife of William Charles Smith, Esq., and only daughter of the late Thomas Pybus, Esq. of Maidstone, Kent. kl, Arriv-ed in the Cly-de, on W~ednesday, the brig Elija Swift (391), Swift, of Faimniath, Massachusetts, from New York ...
... double Our aet* and word* have many brother*; 11»e bean that make* it* own delight Make* al*o delight for other*. The owls that boot from midnight tower Shed gloom and di*cord ore they leave it; And ttwttutiiww ciomM, tUm«r That shuts itiiil Iroin tone- t ...
... Sberrard Street, Golden Square, warehouseman. Joseph Howard Rand, of 29 Westiniaster-bridge Road, Lambeth, dealer in china and glass. James Miller, Southampton, eordwainer. Thomas Brown, of 3 and Connaught Terrace, Edgeware Road, boot and shoe maker. Sarah ...
... 6d. The American papers state that a machine has been invented for making gaiters, half-boots, shoes without seams, producing any size required, and fitting the boot w;th great exac.ness. Saw ye Ever.—A wag sawing with a saw that was not the sharpest in ...
... on the 24th ultimo; Mrs. Allan Bolton; a eon. MARRIED. At St. Martin's Choreb, Lincoln, on the 20th nlt., by the Rev. G. D. Kent., jun., D. G. M'Lellae, merchant Glasgoy', Co Anne Elizabeth, eldist daughter of the late MrL-. Charles Sympeon of that city ...
... of Anglesey. The lamented ddaughter taken ill while on a visit to the Vis- coun t and Viscountess Maidstone, at Eastwell Park, the hilsea’s seat, in Kent, and after a fow carl of ition her ladyship expired at eleven o’clock on indispos' forenoon, She was ...
... Clyde for Boston, was abandoned in a sicking condition 4th instant, in hit. 49 50, long. 229 orevr saved by the WNilliam V. V Kent, 'Varney, arrived at I Liverpool from Charleston. Vessels spoken trilhn. The Favourite, of Glasgow.. from Liverpool for Demerara ...
... FROM THE LONDON OAZKTTF. John William Pitsch, Sackville-street. Piccadilly, tailor. Godfrey Binglcy Wadsworth, Broad-street, Golden-square, apo- Charles Hambridgo, Curtain-road. fUioreditch. and of Milnersmews. HarJington-street, Paddington, coach-smith ...
... mid. yellows, ; good, 57s fine and very fine whites, to Oos. Mot Afsits.—Xo sales made. Treacle is selling 21* to 22*, and golden syrup to 245. AMERICAN PRODUCE—GLASGOW, JUNE 11, There ha* been arrival the Clyde of produce from America since (Ids week ...
... there are G. Hincliffe, Pudsey, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer. .irnost as fearful as blood. There are crimes G. Nye, Maidstone, Kent, cabinet-maker. . make us start and turn pale like the guillotine, G. Lewis, Oxford Street, Landon, plumber. deadlier ...
... Mifajestv the Emperor of Aiustria, a member of 1 on t ol r * FSt. (eorge. So. ti to' o ef ?? Dukac .tte Kent to ic Conollent._The Ilir Pil .e. of Kent is expected to talke her departure from R al 1 n rilid on I ?? next, for tile Continent, upon a visit ...