... on the floor, in flames, and also piled up by the side of the fire-place, and likewise burning, an old picture-frame and a boot-tree, partly consumed, and several pieces of dry wood. The mantelpiece, composed of wood, had also caught fire. A large tire ...

... Old Tow; ' ,;.n . d ; Wellit;gton-street, Southwark, common brewer. Sols. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street—R. BROWN, Maidstone, Kent, ironfonnder. Sol. Gould, Great Winchester-street, Old Broadstreet.—F. STRONG and W. BARTHOLD, Great Tower-street, merchants ...

... Noir-street, Holborn, glass -cutter—H. HALL Isleworth, and Chad's-place, 'e. inn lane. 'bookseller—T. STAMMER, Francis-street, Golden-square, rtesr—E. ALLPRESS, Watling-street, stationer—H. CRAMP and J. faowtor, Foster-lane, Scotch and Manchester warehousemen—G ...

... the mail .drew an immense concourse of people to witness its arrival, and the sight of the bankers' clerks carrying their golden loads, was no unpleasant view of the spectators. This circumstance, and the knowledge (which became general) that the two ...

... Newportstreet. L., g are, hoot and shoe-maker. Sols. Manning and Son, Dyers-buildings, Holm n.—G. BAILEY, 31 i oa-road. Old Kent-road, carpenter. Sol. Tanner, Brahn, t.enurt, Philpot-lane.—T. STEPHENS, London-road, linen-draper. Sol. Smith, Cateaton-street ...

... . 11 dinner, in the highest style of magnificence will be given, at the SW. Maidstone, to Sir E. KNATCHRULL, ns a testimony from . the leading gentlemen of the county of Kent, of their high approbation of the loy a l, constitutional, and upright conduct ...

... approbation of any of her friends. We are also requested to state, that there is no such person as Mr. Foote, of Bath-place, Kent. VOCAL AND DRAMATIC INbTITUTION.—A new era is just on the eve of commencing in the musical world, by the establishment of an ...

... Portugaf. A sharp contest may be anticipated, as we are.quite snre it will not be •a lore game. During the raging of the fires in Kent, it was fregnently asserted that Segeres did the mischief, as they were consthntly seen to alight in various parts of the county; ...

... support.. We were the first, and indeed for a fortnight, the only paper which took up- the forlurineause Ot COIIVOt §Sitt Golden, and putting the actors on their metal, showed them the way to extricate thelbestre .from n its immediate and pressing di ...

... Lothbury.—W. COX. ?lath Cheltenham, silk.inercer. Sol Mr. Jr yes, Chancery.lane.—J. MS. Gloucester. boot and shoe-maker. Sol. Mr. a Beckett, Golden.square.—J. MOW. Mt. H totlersti eld, corn. factor. Sots.. Messrs. Ellis and Co. Cliancery•lane.--. it ...