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... one great ovation — beheld yesterday a large assemblage of the freeholders and inhabitants ofthe county of Kent, and of the towns- men of Maidstone, convened by the High Sheriff to take into consideration the present condition of agriculture, and the measures ...
... 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 ...
... 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 Con- stable of Margate, the High Constable of Merthyr Tydvil ...
... workmanship, and elegance. Patent r , lva,,e d. Dress boots, 225. ; Wellington boots, 18s. ; ir om ut leather shoes, lis.; calf-skin shoes, Bs. ; ladies' boots «ffc»_ ,; ?? shoes, from 3s. 6d. Fancy boots and shoes -iriry description. ?? J oN]) ...
... 37, Bedford-square, boot/.. „» •»» , London, or p i- , Me(l icine. Matriculated Member or the University H„„ tl,n burgh, Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London. Sociot ar & Member of tho London Hospitol Medical ea' Q~, by Kent and Richards, 52, Pa ...
... r ade, Incumbent of Golden Hill, Newc_ftle-nnder« Lyne. Rev. G. L. Harkness, Hatch Boaucamp, 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 ...
... Marylebone- street, Golden-square. ?? On the Bth inst., at Tunbridge Wells, Emily „if aged three years, the third daughter of William ?? eC fc Towse, Esq., of Fishmongers' Hall, London. JJtf tP On the Bth inst., at Yotea Court, Maidstone, GraC* the wife of ...
... '-ssian Order of Knighthood (the Black Eagle), and lign Albert and the illustrious duke both wore the En- fti c . of the Golden Fleece. His Royal Highness also wore Wi n g Bof the four Brit' B ' l orders of knighthood. The *«i n 8 °* Prussia was habited ...
... ever, whether the golden promise is Hot deceptive. Expe- rienced observers assert that the crop will be found to come down far short of present expectation. The mould alone will prevent some thousand acres in Mid Kent from being picked at all, and other ...
... Court: solicitor, Mr. M'Low, Chancery-lane; official assignee, | Mr. Nicholson, Basinghall-street Samuel Jeffreys, Eltham, Kent, maltster, Jan. 4, at half-past 1 o'clock, Feb. 15, at half past 11, at the Bankrupts' Court : so- licitors, Messrs. Hilleary ...
... head about? I said, About nothing. He said, You are a young fool to be thinking about anything when you have nearly a golden ball in your hand. He said to me, Will you bring any indigo? I said I will; and I said to him, Shall I bring you ...
... PETITIONER. Henry Dawes, Newport, Shropshire. BANKRUPTS. Frederick Young, North-place, Kingsland-road, and Silver- street, Golden-square, cheesemonger, to surrender Jan. 3, at half-past 1 o'clock, Feb. 7, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court : solicitor, Mr. ...