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... in the newest patterns. ES. CRE ESE, Court Boot and Shoe Maker, 4, Coventry-street, llaymarket, begs most respectfully to invite the attention of the Nobility and Public generally to his extensive Stock of BOOTS and SHOES, every article being manufactured ...
... San Francisco,ting near San Francisco, of which the within a few dalead—Duel p rev ented,attempt at selffollowng ar e the s booting affair a quatter fight, a coloured der mur a woman, attempted suicide, two editors held to of a sporting gent, named Field ...
... at Milton-next-Sittingbourne, Kent, John Mille, E q,, one of the coroners for the county. On the 18th inst., in Lower Belgrave-street, Eaton-square, Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, aged 51. On the 18th ins', at East Farleigh, Kent, Edward Norton, Esq., hiss, Norfolk ...
... DEBTORS. George H. Clayton, baker, Fan-street, Aldersgate-st. Chris. J. Wilson, clerk, Park -street, Kennington-cross. John Chew, boot-maker, Little Brick-hill, Bucks. H. W. Jennings, dealer in old building materials, Spaterrace, Bermondsey. James John Plieger ...
... the General Postmenlee by the night —and 81. by the morning -dispatch.) HOP' INTELLIGENCE: . (From the Sussex Express.) MAIDSTONE, MAY 29.—The tine and warm weither, of the past week has tent the bii;el up the poles apace, acme of our creek ground., are ...
... George H. baker, F an - strae! „ Aider-street,-Areet, Clitis../. Wilson, Clerk, Park-,:.ree,, K , nninwoa-cross. J: , hn Chew, boot-shaker, Little Brica.bill, Bucks. H. W. Jenningi ! '. dealer in old building materials, Spaterrace, Bermoifitsiy. Jarnes John ...
... Duchess of Saxe Coburg Gotha visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, at her residence, Frogmore. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge paid a visit to the Duchess of Kent this forenoon. His Royal Highness afterwards took leave of her Majesty ...
... ribbon and pearls. The American Minister displayed a very handsome dress of blue velvet, and richly trimmed with gold lace, a golden baldrick, and a scarlet velvet mantle, The Mar• chionessof Londonderry's costume was exceedingly s lendid. A girdle of diamonds ...
... grandeur whilst alarie faglioni remains on the stage She was greatly applauded throughout. Her Rept' Highness the Duchess of Kent honoured the performance with her presence. rue suite in attendance upon her Royal Highness consisted of the Baroness de Spetb ...
... Hollingsworth, of Turkey Mills, near Maidstone, paper manufacturer. Some 16,000 or 16,000 bales of linen rags filled the floors. It is expected the whole were consumed. Mr. Hollingsworth was insured in the Kent and West of England Offices for 9,0001 ...
... Blackburn, Lancashire, innkeepers—J. Brook, G H. Brook, and T. B. Golden, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, wool dealers (so far as regards T. B. Golden) —W. M. Marsh and W. Parker, Westerham, Kent, chemists —N. Henneman and T. A Malone, Regent-street, photographers—S ...
... choleric Englishmen are sometimes inclined to designate by the homely, but well understood term of a hoax. The bridges were boot' after relieved of the hundreds by which they had been crowded, and the whole affair was passed off in tolerable good humour ...