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... Sberrard Street, Golden Square, warehouseman. Joseph Howard Rand, of 29 Westiniaster-bridge Road, Lambeth, dealer in china and glass. James Miller, Southampton, eordwainer. Thomas Brown, of 3 and Connaught Terrace, Edgeware Road, boot and shoe maker. Sarah ...
... Bart., Herts, to pass the honeymoon. Approaching Marriages in High Life.—The contemplated matrimonial alliance of Viscount Maidstone, eldest son of the Earl of Winchilsea, and Lady Constance Paget, second daughter of the Earl of Uxbridge, and granddaughter ...
... front of the engine. Marvellous Railway Incident.—On Monday last, Oct. 12, a gentleman of the name of Parker, of Sydenham, Kent, was travelling by the mail train from Derby to London, in a first class carriage; his only companion being a gentleman about ...
... each, and are Eccleciastical Commissioners are spending thousands on bne q iity.— Globe. Bishops’ palaces. . The metropolitan boot and shoemakers are now levying We have just been informed (says tiie ‘ Christian Times )| piy contribution from such of the ...
... granted. Frightful Death of the Lion Quken. On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the Golden Lion Inn, Chatham, before J. Hinde, Esq., coroner for West Kent, touching the death of Ellen Bright, young girl aged seventeen years, who (as was briefly ...
... GROWING CROP, &c.. n tliat Farm. Wowing to Will; on Malcolm, viz.:- 111 Acres WHEAT; Do. 0 VI'S in Do BARLEY Do. POTATOES; and 'boot 30,000 Stones II AY. At winietinie will be Sol.l, 3 HORSES and Ifornea% COWS and CALF, Maggie Grubber, Meal Giulia, Cattle ...
... Monday.—On Saturday last, being the day alter her Majesty’* arrival at Balmoral, she visited her Royal Highness the Ducin Kent Castle. Her Majesty returned dmoral foot. the afternoon the royal parly drove up the south side of the Dee, and returned to ...
... were not ashamed to wear what is politely called inexpressible.. %bleb reached down to the keets, where they give place to boot. • en uniteeountably capacious that, for • time, I could not conceive their use. This mystery was, homier, cleared op by a ...
... safety, as experience has proved that their influence is uniformly salutary. TETIMONIALS. Mr. Starling, 16, Marsham Street. Maidstone, has been under the care of Dr. Cobh, Great St. Helen’s , Dr Addison, Chief Physician Guy’s Hospital ; and Dr. Powell, Tunbridge ...
... Character.—' My character.' said an alderman who had cleared himself from a oharze of jobbery—. my character, sir, Is like my boots—all the better for blacking.' A Good Hand of Cards for a Floppy Couple.—Lots of Hearts. a sprinkling of Diamonds, no Clubs ...
... board, and these sales were all Viol JilarLtts. made for shipment to the Upper Rhine districts, where i . The Penalty of tight boot., is corns. guests with the most positive assurances of his mi. Tender, Beechen, Dunilee, .grain ; Dtspatch. Jamieson, wheat ...
... is this to us? so long as we have water in our own houses it matters not. Surely thy palmy days have gone, 0 city ! and the golden age of Provosts Smith and Gillies departed. LORD PANMURR has ;Paned notice wishing plans and specifications for the building ...