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... particular. However, you may be sure that boots, especially fishermen's boots, will be a part of my merchandize. Still the adventure may be doubtful, as long before I again see San Francisco, two or three cargoes of boots may arrive there, and then down go the ...
... MEETING to welcome in the chair an old friend and ex-publicat, Sami Mobbs, late of the Coburg, Old Kent- road, took phaee at Mr. Vincers, the Duchess of Kent, Deverell-street, Dover-road, Borough, on Tuesday nlight last. The singing and recitations, by Mr ...
... Delane, Esq., W. Leaf, Esq., James Clift, Esq., c re- George Whiting, Esq., and the Rev. Charles Marshall, of a co, Sydenham, Kent, chaplain to the Lord Mayor. 0 lilt The following were the presentations :- ,d. Mayor of Aslhton-tinder-Lyne 1Mayor of Mancheseter ...
... and b intellectual qualities have already received a fitting el tribute from the congenial and flattering pen tI of Lord MAIDSTONE-the author of Free-trade T Hexrameters-in a poem called the Tommiad. sl Most assuredly another canto should be added r without ...
... AlARTIME was considered a greater man than WASI- INGTON; and a Republic under such a PRESIDENT Weas expected to restore the golden age, and to prepare the way, by mere dint of contrast, for the overthrow of every remaining monarchy upon eartll. We retain ...
... Commercial toad East, cheesemoniers-J. and WV. Alannering, Dover, Kent, mnillerv-J. B. Ilondeau and J. Wild. Thornton, Yarkshire, drapers- W. Phiilpot, jn.,imnd C. Philpot. Maidstone, professors of da. cing-1. Griffitlis ant C. H. May, Edgeware road ...
... -FRIDAY. Up to our market this week, coastwise, the arrivals of English Wheat have amounted to 2, 600 quarters, cbiefly from Kent and Cambridgeshire and in verymiddling condition. To-day. the show of samples of both red and white-as the receipts by land ...
... breaking rthe itiw, altd itokilug feels of thle w houl lvi Iperitii Psirliamtetnt, swiths Speaker atd Lord Chaincellor to boot. What at reptilse g iveti to territorial aggreosioli ! What a .salvo to the digiiity of thie Biritisht lion l1 Wniat a fool ...
... Aug. 6. CERTIFICATES to be granted unless cause be shown' to the contrary on the day of mneetinig. J. Harris, Buckingham, boot and shoemaker, Aug. 5- S. T. Jay, Badley, Suffolk, miller, Aug. 5-W. G. H. Taunton, Liverpool, civil engineer, Aug, 7. INSOLVENT ...
... taken down, and henceforth the road will be used only as a carriage drive to the residence of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. The old wall enclosing the Home Park by Fryingpan Walk will be immediately pulled down, and several vistas have already been ...
... HOP IR7ELLIGENCE. MAIDSTONE.-The hoppers get over the ground with un- profitable rapidity, and the general complaint is that the hops come down short of expectation. There are, however, many exceptions, where the hops have improved within the last week ...
... calf leather and boot fronts, aid boots and shoes, for exportation ITurkey, his Majesty the Sultan of, a collection of skins 1053S Texier, Fnas 'ralce, specimess of buck, doe, asd fawn leather 138A Ventujol amid Chassang, France, boot fronts, manufactured ...