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... BANKRUPTS. T. Eastgate. Churton Street, Plimlico, n Street. Westminster, boot Salesman. .1. & S. Davis, East Stnithlield, clothier, B. Vincent, Canterbury, boot and shoemsloi W. Cobb, Maidstone, builder. W. Leah, New Windsor, wine merriment. T. W. Theme, Greenwich ...
... Westminster, boot and shoe salesinzw. J. Davis and S. Davis, East Smithfield, clothiers and oat fitters. B. Vincent, Quitarbury, boot and shoemaker. T. W. Theme, Greenwich, ironmonger. T. Bull, Bristol, shipowner and merchant. W. Cobb, Maidstone, Kent, builder ...
... fkales has just been made for the Queen at Sheffield. In lieu of straps across the instep, skate is with a patent-leather boot. These boots are firmly attached a strip of plated silver to the clogs, which are of satin-wood highly polished. The brief mode of ...
... VessELs.— The French government have become the owners, by purchase, of the three steam-ships lately in this harbour, the Golden Fleece, the Emu, and the Kangaroo, and they will change owners as soon as the contract for which they are hired to the English ...
... ' cwt., by George & Son. The plantations in the The report, which was read bythe Seeretaryostated that neighbourhood of Maidstone have experienced an imtlie revenue account chows • balance ef receipts over provement within the last few days, especially ...
... Mile-end Road, cheesemonger. - Henry Taylor, New. bury, Berkshire, grocer.-James Bishop, Southampton, boot and maler.-Ilenry Coppinger, Hawklaurst, Kent, tailor.-Ed. Harrow Road, Paddington, and Park Terrace, Regent's Park, oil and rdounuan.-Thos. John ...
... that office—Mr William Fenton to chairman. vice. At the distriba’ High School prizes on ie in the ances ou the | Perform The Golden ng to the White Star line, arrived at ‘aoe Jaue 13, iu 83 days. Tur 8. 8. Sur ifteent whose we announced im last Friday's ...
... ounces, value £84,400; the Constant, from Melbourne, 12,000 ounces, valued at £4l,000; the Kent, from the same port, has ;63,735 ounces, valued ac £235,000; the Maidstone, from Sydney, 15,715 ounces, value £62,860 ;—making together £490,704. All the silver ...
... 6th February. ** Auction at Twelve Noon. BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, BY AUCTION. HTUTCHISON & DIXON will submit to competition on H Tucsday, 7th February, an Exiansive Assojtmeast of Well-made ENGLISH AND SCOTCH BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, SCOTCH CROPS, BUTTS, SHOE ...
... AVellmigtons, 17s. Gd,; Short do., 12s. 6dd.; Elas- tb tic Boots, Jts ld., * Dess Boots, 10s. cid.; Ladies Rich Satin Shoes, 4s. 6d. S.omi'- Cloth anid Leather Boots from 6s. Gd. House Boots, 3s. 2d.; Over Sloces, 4s. Gd., &C., &C., &C. Blaiso (it, d ...
... lloutman, Loilman, from Liverpool for Sjd• , .1,.. toß.i the value of the house. I Hugh M'Dougall, sometime spirit-dealer in Kent Street, The 117 of old wheat sold thus:— in Daiiast, was siranoeu rota niu* tusi i y, July 19, lat. 634 » »» If rt » that Mario ...
... anld (Cottoin lltdcc iie rown Portmnanteau, containing, 2 Pairs of White and 2 1'.ltsir of Light T1weed Trousers, 2 Pairs Boots, S Blue Stripied Shirts;, mind P'air of Stockings ; Japainned Tin Box, containing 4 Ladies' Bionnets, 2 Veils, and Diaiper ...