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... absurd to confide in the integrity of public men, because they are by courtesy honourable, as it would be to send one's boots to be blacked by an obedient humble servant, who had so subscribed himself in a letter. We are no disciples of the political ...
... (Factors' prier, that reedy money.) New Poe Item E.'s. E s New Bags. Z. P. ' l'grr .10 0 12 0 Kent 0 0 II II Emt Kent .. 6 6 13 16 Sussex %Vld. of Kent 6 4 8 0 Yearlings 2 4 4 Sussex . 6 16 616 Old Hops 1 0 1 0 Yearlings .. 2 6 6 6 ...
... the Mayor of Lichfield, the Mayor of Lincoln, the Mayor of Louth the Mayor of Lynn, the Mayor of Monmouth, the Mayor of Maidstone, the Mayor of Marlborough, the Mayor of Manchester, the High Constable of Margate, the High Constable of Merthyr Tydvil, ...
... himself into he found him standing behind the door, dressed all but communication with one of the detective force, named his boots, in place of which he had got on a pair of Childs, who accordingly waited upon the complainant, Mrs. thick woollen socks, ...
... delivered to him at 3, Nassaustreet, Soho-square, and no doubt on inquiry you will find him there. W. Tunbridge and Brookland, Kent, grocers— D. Walker and J. Clark, Liverpool, and Maranham, Brazils, commission-merchants—T. Gray, J. W. Gray, and H. G. Gray ...
... Wade, Incumbent of Golden Hill, Newcastle-under- Lyne. Rev. G. L. Harkness, Hatch Beaucamp, Taunton. Rev. J. Wilson, Vicar of Wigtoft, Lincolnshire. Rev. R. T. Cummins, Ash Sandwich, Kent. Rev. H. Sim, Incumbent of Wingham, Kent. Rev. D. Travers, Acton ...
... FASHION AND TABLE-TALK. HER MAJESTY. Sc. S —Thlt mornine Duchess of Kent Nook Inure of the Prince Albert; and hie McAllen. Prince .4 Leinlimen took bone of h er M e and royal highness, and accompanied the Duchess of Krill. Fatly 'hie forrnoon her Moirsty ...
... sisters. The deceased lived with her father and stepmother at 11, Stephen-street, which is at the back of Broadwood's Brewhouse, Golden-square. On Saturday three weeks she was sent out on an errand, when she was accused by her two sisters, Margaret Robinson ...
... Woski, and Co. whose vocal and instrumental feats in the old line excited * good deal of intercet, and it is to be hosed that golden opiuions have been the result of the young ladies' efforts to amuse the lieges of Lymington. the neighbourhood of liirrningtiani ...
... Bateman's-row, Shoreditch, timber. merchant. BANKRUPTS. John Voller, Landport, Hampshire, merchant. Samuel Jeffreys, Eltham, Kent, maltster. Thomas Evans, Fen Ditton, Cambridgeshire, innkeeper. James Mayhe l / 4 Cansdale, Norwich, draper. John Lindsay, ...
... LIEUTENANT. PEMBROKESHIRE.—A. N. J. Stokes, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Robert Garton, Kingsten-upon-Hull, boot and shoe-maker. BANKRUPTS. Matthew Rowlandson and Lancelot Rowlandson, Whitechapel-road, Middlesex, drapers. Ralph Hills, Downham ...
... ditto; salt, Id ditto; soap, ditto; starch, 10d ditto ; tea, 2s ditto ; tobacco, 2s lid ditto. Clothing—Blankets, per pair; boots, 14s ditto; bonnets, 4s lid each; calico, per yard; earn (men's), 04 each; dank trousers, per pair; Sanibel. 2s per yard; gown ...