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... Hearn Hill, Surrey, lodging-house keeper, March 2, at twelve—T. D. Alderson, Great Marlborough-street, and Warwick-street, Golden-square , pewterer, March 5, at eleven—H. Selby, Burleigh-street , Strand, wine and Spirit merchant, March 4, at eleven-- E ...
... PETITIONERS. AT PORTUGALSTREAT. Nor. 20. W. Pope,, Haywar d .place -- , Orcri - ent•roftil, Journeyman carpenter—J. Osbourn. Maidstone, Kent. alt-einaker—O. Banks, Ferdinand-place, Ferdinandatreet, Ifampstesd-road, furniture dealer—Klah Brennaud, Albert-street ...
... eet, itorners•town, chine dealer-1. Bray, Deptford. Kent, wheelwright—F. W. Fawcett, Waterloo-harm, Stepney, boamaker—S. G. Eresit, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-wpm?, and Great Pulteney•rdreet, Golden-equate, tailor—A. Hutchings, Middle-row, Chelsea, arocer—J ...
... LaND.— Aged New Cumnock; and 3d, Ji lst, James emer Kents, 24, James Wn. and Tet and 24, ome i 34, James Ast, 2d, rok Lamlash; 3d, Alex. yr. of Blackcraig, May- Trustees of A. diy,’ Tee James M‘Millan. Five Ewe Hogge— Sot thomas 32, Siz Peter ‘Auchendrane ...
... Mr Cc. Cu Head beat Mr F. Graves’s Golden Mr G. W. White's P. beat Mr H. Holme’s His Mr J. F. Delton's Treat Side beat Mr & Chandiey’s The Mr C. FL Sewell’s Gtaslight VII. beat Mr H. White's Mr Your Oaks baat Beton and Croom’ Mr F. Lame Young Mr Bean ...
... Mr Matton ne Fly (2). Strwken’s Shellout Wea: Mr ns Kunnywede boot Mr iset Kean, White us Baron Mickle beat Sir King John, SUK beat Mir bs 40 Prince, fF Cueveley’s Country Girl beat Mr Kent's Amuscwonut boat A: ms Dwarf. = Cantatrive beat Mi Bi Warra \ ...
... Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Williams, 5, Guildhall chambers. Maria Elizabeth Cartwright, late of Maidstone, Kent, now of Shernborne, Norfolk, hop and manure merchant, to surrender Aug. 23, at 12, and Sept. 27, at 11, at the Court of ...
... Cardiganshire, farm bead, June 2, at 10. JOHN SPARKS, Kidderminster, June 1, at 10. Jewis SHOUT, Maidstone, coal dealer, May 29, at 11. Jong JACKSON, Harrietatiam, Kent, baker, May 29, at 12k. PHILIP FORAMS, llliinßewirk Herefordsh., carrier, May 29, at 12. CHARLKS ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Golden and C. Golden, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, gun makers—W. Burd and E. L. Baker, Manchester, British wine manufacturers—T. Cook, R. Haworth, J. Procter, and J. Bowker, Bury, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-- B. G. Salisbury ...
... TROUSERS GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, DON'T CATCH COLD BY GETTING WET FEET LADIES' BOOTS, 15/. 63/- 70/- At 13/6 16/6 21/. ASD Because the BOOTS in present use won't keep them DILI and but get a pair of From all Wool Scotch Tweeds— CHILDREN'S BOOTS, D I S SUPERFINE ...
... dealer in colonial produce, Eastcheap, City. Alfred Hannibal, boot maker, Great Portland-street. James Evennett, corn dealer, High-street, Poplar. Elizabeth m. Worman, Old Charlton, Kent. Thomas Griffiths, grocer, Park-street, Southwark. Henry Caton ...