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... meant he could get your coals, wine, second-hand books, cigars, bottled alr, nrtsical boxes, fish-sauce, or misfit Lehocq's boots, in any quantity, and upon the most advantageous terms. Ah ! aimed Mr. Straggles, addressing the scarlet runn*r, a gave it ...
... mailing, Kent. Va. 10 Lpro Comber S. rit ?? twelve, fned January 12, at eleven, 50 tales, tit the Court Of Bankruptcy, London. Ofililal acoignor so3 ~oig Jhnsn 2 B rigallstr00 Attorney,, Nichools andi 15 D)oyle.iletdfori-roanawand iorean, Maidstone IeaDINI6DALE ...
... the Duchess of Kent Lady Waiting, Gold Stick, and the Lord in Waiting; the sixth carriage, the Lady of the Bedchamber in Waiting, the Master of the Horse, the Lord Steward, and the Lord Chamberlain; carriage. The Queen, the Dncbeas of Kent, Mistress of ...
... practice, usually, in pulling off my fie-forshames,' hung them up to the ceiling ef the state-room, opposite the door, with my boots dangling in them. The oid lady's berth was immediately opposite to mine and one morning she woke much earlier than usual, having ...
... Pet or James Mulleoeux, distiller, E4ge- oi btill. near Liverpiol, and others -FISHERK, John. of Pinesbury, in the county of Kent, miller, to our May 2 ?? 4 at h'elf-plast 2, at the Coart of Coinmids- on,~ slonora. So). Simmons, Rochester. Pet or, James ...
... displayed the long white gaiters which remained in vogue even up to the reign of George IV. The Cavalry all wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson sword-pelt fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of a modern Grand Cross ...
... revolution. There were glass screens 5n golden frames, and a clock that represented the death of Bector, the chariot wheel of Achilles conveniently telling the Lour. A round table of Mosaic, mounted on a golden pedes-01, was nearly covered with papers; ...
... cattle-de-ger, Feb laud 22, at we, at Miss AllanshaiT's Inn, Eyeniouthi, II Ross, Greenock, Innkeeper, Jan 211 and Feb 18, at the Golden Ball Inn. Greenock. J law, Dykehead, Dairy, Ayrshire, farmer, Feb 1 and 2.e„ at the house of John Kerr, vintner, Dairy. J ...
... and R. Walker, Esq., a magistrate. Mr. A. M'lntyre, aged 65, 8, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of gotta serena and deafness. H. Liston,lsq., Marine Library, Ramsgate, Kent, cured of cataract and deafness. Mrs. Burberow, cured, while at Jamaica, of gutta ...
... Manchester, banker.—J. Ashton-under-Lino. cotton-spinner.—ll. JACOB, Manchester, merchant.—W. and J. DA wioNs, Southampton, boot-makers.— T. WoosTER, jun., Liverpool-street, merchant.—H. COKES, Wood. street, Cheapside, woollen- warehousenum.—G. F. SIZER ...
... upon the premises well known the Golden Lion Inn, Bexley-heath, near Crayford, Kent. The whole property was entirely destroyed. Government have contracted with Charles Milner, Esq., for the piece of land near Maidstone, for the erection ofa new military ...
... such will be forwarded per return of post, which must prove satisfactory all intelligent Illi iii i being aware I that such golden harvest offers will require a clear elucidation before any tttptrtfer to him will be induced to embark, it does not matter ...