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... supernumeraries who represent in provincial theatres the armies of Richard or Rolla. Their helmets are made of paper; their boots of coarse satin; and their uniform consists of a wadded gown and a •quilted petticoat Instead of a military salute, they a ...
... calling ‘attention to his first pair of Loots. The little fellow would draw up his pantaloous, and display the whole of his boots ; then walk up and down the room, with eyes now on the shining leather, and now upon a friend of his father's, who was present; ...
... Gazette. July Thomas Pearson, ironmonger, Cray's Inn Uoad and Acton, Micldl'-spx. Henry Uhiiwell Moitimer, bnil(l ...
... lady’s property can be settled by the court on her children. The second case of elopement is very deplorable. A millionaire in Kent, and a large landowner, had a daughter upon whom he was prepared to bank his fortune. This young lady was wooed and won by ...
... Maxfield Honey, grocer, Maidstone. Henry Charles Broers, metal merchant, London. Uriah Giscard, cabinet maker. King’s Lynn, Norfolk. Benjamin Wilson, money scrivener, Gresham-street, London. George Frederick Owen, butcher, Lewisham, Kent, William Fryer, draper ...
... exclusively. Of British wheat the receipts were 5,987 quarters, of foreign 9,377 quarters. here were but small supplies from Kent and Essex this morning, and factors commenced asking higher I^. . i, b f' / | samples were cleared somewhat more readily, puces ...
... /evils, but there was else after that, but upon that point my memory is is similar to that of Fraser River and California. boots . A shawl was also found near the spot As H :ii : FROM de enorated > (Wxc . om^ one which he had overlooked, and which he would ...
... nuu. r.d. Wootton, ironmoner, Wednesbury, Stafford. (From. Tuesday’s Gazette, November 9.J nomas Waits, saddler, Tunbridge,Kent. John Stirk, commission agent, Wolverhampton. William Adams, glove manufacturer, Exeter. George Hunt, trunkmaker, Southampton ...
... FROM FRIDAYS GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Farm an. builder, Hill, Middlesex. Frederic Graggs, wholesale fancy statione-r. Old Kent. road, Surrey, ami lute of Basinghall-street, London, Moss Davids milliner and bonnet salesman, Holborn, Middlesex. John Greenwood ...
... u couiu oe satisneu to accept—it is lor you to aav« ...
... Pelham, builder, Camden Town, Middlesex. Charles Milner, tobacconist, Cannon-street, London. Thomas Blayland, grocer, Maidstone, Kent. William Jones, innkeeper, East Griustead, Sussex. David Logan Dyer, currier. Seven Dials, Middlesex. Benjamin Francis ...
... FRIDAY’S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS- Henry Ermanui Fellinger, Oonr merchant, Regent-square, London, Henry Collins, builder, Ashford, Kent. James Bailey, merchant. Wood-street, London. Thomas Evans, umbrella maker, Wood-street, London. Robert Lincoln, licensed ...