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... and WI'orks.-The Mayor; Aldermen Sheppryd, RiJoutt, and Batchulor; aIesqrm. R. Bitclelr. Grov,-s, Miller, W. Kent, HF-rby, Cousinf , Blake, Boot r, Ent, Martm Palme, Rice, G Yo and Gibbs. Botn Auus , Youngl Paler, Rice, ?? May; Aldermen Hellard Dore, and ...
... srinender at taim London Court. Br.rrs, W. H., London-street, PaBdiuctou, Oct. 3, at It JovNR, WitLiA;, 'IThooas-street, Old Kent-road, canTier, Sept. 29, at 12~. LaETTr, ARnTUrn, New-street, Bilhopaeate-atreet, waterproof Wane- fartirrer, Oct. 3i, at 1 ...
... your family disturbance. I A COUNTRY American editor, puffing a newv shop, says, in conclusion, We get a prime pair ) of boots for putting this in A JISCARDRD lover in Louisville wreaked his ven. gence by stealing the trousseau of theyoung woman r the ...
... Grenwelt end 0, S. TayoQscnotr am, I. Jon's-eedplnmsoeutieal ?? lic en H.HarowTuorideze Welts, Kent, chernists-J. IW. Il and .Josona, Hakny-road, Mddlesex, wholesale boot csslorfaturecs-W. Moore, N. P. Clayton, J. P. Clayton, andI IF.WfMoors. Cannmcreial-toad ...
... Ib ?? Total ?? Play will be resumed this day. KENT V. SUanEv.-Fou TvuENxEFacT OF W. H. FavYRa, -This psat-playedl match was resumed yesterday on the beautiful grounds of Earl Rominey (Mlote Park), Maidstone. On There. day, when the stumps were drawn, Surrey ...
... business. J. blaude, Upper Hamilton-terrace, St. John's Wood, of no occpton .CJ . Knightbsridge, Conduit-road, Pluimstead, Kent, linen draper. L. Harris, iloundsditels, traveller to a clothier. J Rolf, dliffe-street, Cubitt's Towu, watehmaln. ,. Clarke ...
... pslin Bilton .8 5ditto .5 8 1 Girls, ditto, ?? it ?? 10 ?? tBoys' half-boots, nailed ?? E. Morris 4 ?? 6 Children's half-boots .Bi..lton ?? 6ditto . 8.. .. 4 Infanto'half-boots, ?? 10 ditto. ?? 60 Men's low quarter shoes ?? 0ditto ?? 6'0 The tender ...
... was proved that when the boots went amising the defender suspected that the l pursuer had taken them, and when she found - them in the pawn-shop, she stated her suspicion to the pawnbroker, but it was also proved that the boots were not pawned by the pursuer ...
... Limp. Shoemakers in Lonidon now offer their fair customers the choice of boots with equally high heels for e6ch foot, or the far more chaminig variety of a hid heel for one boot and a low heel for the other, pausing the wearer to halt in a wa~y supposed ...
... Borough- market, fruit ealesman, Jan. 14, at 12. SAY, JAMES, and JOHNSFMALS in aro-od builders, Jan. 14, at 1. MOBBEy, JOHNi, Golden-equare, bill disootrnter, San. 14, at 1. LANCH, WILLIAM, Wellingtou.-terraoe, Heaaiugton-perk cheese- monger. Jan, 14, at ...
... James-street, Heary Edwd. 3 Davis to Timothy Edward Dunn. Newington, December 14. ST. GEoRGE.-World Turned Upside Down, Old Kent-road, George Thomas Ratclyfe to WillIam George Stanton. ST. OLcvg.-Royal Oak, Tooley-street, William John M'Kone and Joseph ...
... JAMES, Coleman-street, C~ty, and Albany-terrace, victoria-park, accountant, Jan. 28, at 1. S COAD, JAMES, Sherwood-street, Golden-square, journeymantailor, f lnoDEsFeRDER5cz, Euston-squareX late captain in the army, - MACLEAN, MOIRA, LiVicpcol-strcet, ...