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... Strutton-ground, Westminster, linendraper Bell, J. Manchester, dealer in cotton-twist Burgess, G. and E. Maidstone, millers Burgess, T. Sittingbourne, Kent, banker Byng, C- Staines, bookseller Clayton, W. B. Manchester, soot-dealer Cooke, J. Barnstaple, Devonshire ...
... Somerset, miller. Croft, W. P. M. Sinithfield, victualler. Davis, R. London, ironmonger. Day, R. and R. H. Tovill, Oil Mills Maidstone, Kent, seed-crushers. Dickenson, R. Hexham, Northumberland, bookseller. Dow, J. Bow-common, rope-maker. Dowman T. and J. offley ...
... R. Arundel, tanner. Bradley, R. Bromley, Kent, victualler. Broom.'W. Walcot, Somersetshire, builder. Brown, G. New Bond-street, oilman. Buckle, T. Leeds, merchant. Burton, C. Bristol, grocer. Burn, G. Maidstone, pastry-cook. Burges, E. and J. Gate, Portsmouth ...
... P. Brighton, jeweller. Morehouse, J. Wells, cabinet-maker. Munk, E. and J. Hodgskin. Maidstone, grocers. Nathan, J. Liverpool, watch-maker. Newland, J. Liverpool, boot-maker. Needham, Fore-street, Cripplegatc, warehouseman. Noel, L. J. J. Great Ormond-street ...
... Lancaster, victualler Barratt, A. Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, farmer Beale, W. Newbury, timber-merchant Beaumont, J. D. Maidstone, upholsterer, ironmonger, &e. Bellot, 11. Manchester, cotton manufacturer ■Bell, J. and Bell, G. Berwick-upon-Tweed, coopers ...
... Deptford, brewer , , Broad-street, B loom sbury, horse-dealer J. Burslem. Stafford, grocer !', - Monkwearmouth, fitter 1 » Kent-street, Borough, builder R. jun. in Lloyd's Coffee-house, and Iver, ' insurance broker • Longdon, Stafford, grocer s l ieki ...
... Brearley, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, iron-founders ■Brown, W. C. Colcman-street, London, woolmerchant Brown, J. Norwich, boot-maker Brown, G. Bath, haberdasher Brown, W. Haberdasher's-walk, Hoxton, linendraper Brook, J. Honley Wood Bottom, Almondbury ...
... Ironmonger and brightsmith. Stinton, J. Coleman-street, boot and shoe-maker. Stroud, T. Union-street, Uath, linen-draper. Strugell, R. B. Threadneedle-street, London, boot-maker. Such, J. Southwark, boot and shoe manufacturer Sutcliffe, B. Manchester, com ...
... plans, new hopes, and fresh enthusiasm. wonder Finnarty did not know what to make of him ; a minister who, in borrowed sea-boots and jersey, would go out with the boats night, and prove himself ' gran' company* as the fishermen asserted ; who, when the ...
... be trussed and suspended to the roasting-peg, she arose and leapt on the floor, but unfortunately seizing her husband's wet boots in lieu of the aforesaid Norfolk volunteers, Mrs F. soon became sensible that the porkers and poultry she had so very lately ...
... immediately the latter turned sharply me, saying, What ? a son o' Sam'l Mackenzie ? gie 'le your hand—grasping it warmly—aye, I kent your Either— eh, man, he was a fine auld body ! Two things my father held in detestation : slang and bad Puns. Not that he ...
... month in the almanack ; His sonnets charm'd the listening crowd, By wide-mouth'd mortal troll'd aloud. Hudtbrat. EDITOR, jj hk golden, brazen, anil iron age, «,V»? llow become hackneyed apations, a celebrated misanthropic j. has recently sung the Age of ...