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... LONDON GAZETTE, Allen Colyer, jun., Dover. Kent, jeweller i rnl 1 '- ‘‘ousham. Suffolk, farmer. Richard egg, Brighton, wine-merchant. jmTri rn J ' Suffolk . >‘«er. John Gbsspool, Regent-street, ladies’ boot and shoemaker ileSrl ,tO ll m t’ Cljc »P siJ ...
... jointly computed as above, is 20s per cwt. r BANKRUPTS. FROM TRK LONDON OAZKiTK, Henry Stinson, late of the Old Kent-road, Surrey, boot and maker, but now of St. Huntingdonshire. William Higginbotham, Macclesfield, Cheshire, .-i.k-iiar: turer. William ...
... Ilertfoniahire, carrier. John Clifford Cullun, Bromyard, Herefordshire, chemist. Bankruptcies Annulled. George Harrison, Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant. Charles John Kelson, Clifton, and of Park row, Bristol, apothc cary. rROM TUB EDINBURGH GAZETTE. Sequ ...
... 9d per lb.; cheese, colonial, 8d per lb.; cheddar cheese, Is 3d do.; butter, Is 4d do.; lunch biscuit, 9d do.; chocolate do. Kent hops, Is 3d do. Timber and building materials were in good demand, at very high prices. Bricks, English, were selling at £l7 ...
... Pimlico, and Tothill street, Westminster, boot salesman. John Davis, and Solomon Davis, East Sinithfield, clothiers and outfitters. Benjamin Vincent, Canterbury, boot and shoemaker. William Cobb, Maidstone, builder. William Lcgh. New Windsor, wine merchant ...
... 445 ; good and fine yellows 44s fid 46s ; fine aao very fine whites, 43s fid to 48s. Treacle without alteration to 15s fid ; golden syrup 17* fid up to 21s for very fine. Glasgow Pig Iron Market, May 12. The depression in pit; iron, caused the ad ranee in ...
... Tapling, Wood Street, Cheapaide, carpet irsrekousaaua, Henry Bennet, Christchurell, Hants, linen draper, John Sturgis, Maidstone, Kent, baker. James Abiubam sroilb. Queen Street, Uaiumersinith, and Nev. port Street, l-ambeth. ligbteiinan. Micliael Solomon ...
... old lady of ------ Asti-Tea Drinker.—ln the town of Cumnock ,t ut flit/ ,tu,ot ™*• ~t,° ° ,her bod, to pall off your boot, wbeo you go home drunk 5,00 * 00 i c y he naui dar exactly three month, junior to the SovereigT Job a..ED.r0.,- P. ...
... strong and efficient regiments were in Ireland nor could they be spared thence. Sir David Dundas held the chief command in Kent and Sussex. It was his intention, if he should be beaten on the snore, to withdraw his troops, not in the direction of London ...
... George Baseke, Knightsbridge, tobacconist. Joseph Ellis, Bishopthorp, Yorkshire, farmer and boot ■akor Bankruptcy Annulled. Thomas Bunyard, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. FROM THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE nest rations. James Ilardie, merchant in Leith. George Stodart ...
... Carpeting at sfd., worth Is. Lot of G-4ths Printed Crumbcloth, worth 2s Gd, for Is BJd. Bargains the Boot and Shoe Department. 120 Doz. Ladies' Fine Boots, worth 3s 9d. for llid. Lot „ », ss, for 3s 114 d. Lot Ladies' Patent Slippers, Is 7jd worth 3d. Lot ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. James Verity, Regent street, boot and shoemaker. Catherine Dixon, Lymington, Southampton, tailor. William Harding, Great Saffron hill, baker George Edward Neal, Rembury, Kent, innkeeper. John Flatt. Saxmundhara, Suffolk, draper ...