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... cossummatiotsi is past. ' In the afternoon of October the ist, and at half past five, I followed my servant, undressed, anid in boots, on foot, a short half mile ?? FYcavags,to tbe Lodges of the Duke's Palace. Bentieen these wings a lwas recelved in due form ...
... just h'efoiie`% 'went to the Cathedral, to attend his duty arthle organ,-end' ac; :0 counted for Isis going there for his boots, the room wiserd II. the boy cleaned them, being nearly under-where tisc fire broke Ila opit, and-lie put his buooson there ...
... et, Manchester. -~ We~eler, ijun. of the New Kent-road, timber-dealer, D. 2,16, and Jan. G6 at one, at Guildhall. Soliutor, MAr. Ne'recomb, King-stteet, Golden saae. Dec. 16. E. Dickins. of Eyisnford, Kent, draper-Nov. 2s. J. Be.svan, otherwise .1. Beaven ...
... of itie Quakvers ! -v In the year 1747, Mvr. M-, a gentleman of an ample fortune, about 55 years of age1 travelled tisroaglt Kent in quest ofta wife, ?? wvos ri widower, and had one son, about 12 boat aql fica tans he reqo irel were, that tbe ptltfl 11 ...
... j:wvsend, of Honiton, Devonshire,-and G. Brooke, of Whil.16, ,Devonshlre, bankers, Dec. 2C, 27, and Jan. 22, at eleyea, at thsp Golden Lion Inn, Honiton. Solicitors, Mr. C. Lvgnioore, ed.Lloss square; Holborm D' and Messrs. Flood and Co.. EMoulton. Edwards ...
... lie should regret it extremely, for they must have a perfect knowledge of the distresses of agriculture in Norfolk, Surrey, Kent, Sussex, and all the counties surrounding the metropolis. It was only necessary to consult the different members who represented ...
... Edwards, of vice-street, Spitalfields, sillsmx-'u'. Elliott anud S. Hnsiocc, of Nortbampton, boot-manufacturors-W. Colyer of Mliddle-rot, Bread-street, St. Giles's, boot-mak er-W. Goodel sad . Ttrrier, of Gisrlic-thill, London, inerchimts J. Brickwoo'l, see ...
... Marquess GRAHAM has arrived in town from Brighton. The Earl of THANET has arrived at Fenton's Hotel, St. James- street, from Maidstone, Kent; Captain PARKER has left do. on a tour. The Earl Powis has arrived at his house in Berkeley-square, from his seat Wallcott ...
... the taxes and pay the divi- dends; and 1 say we cem. GOBBETT. Well, but you can hardly mean to strip the blue coats and top-boots off the poor devil;, after they have been voting for you through -thlick and thin Ror these thirty long years; after their ...
... Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. a'Beckett, 7, Golden-square. Thomas Bignold, sen. late of Norwvich,banker, and Bridge- strct, Blacklriars, dealer in. boots and shoes, Nov. 8, 15, and DMc. 13, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners ...
... et, Bond-street, tailor. RIETERD DI3UNLL, of Liverpool, distiller and miller. ItICHARBANKRULPTS. AES vDEN. of Southampton, boot and shne-maker, June 28, JA niES st Iset yve, at the Star Inn, Gosport, Hampshire. Solld- toys Mr. Juns ilatt, 11, Newv B ...
... trophies Rave heen obtaindt h lr fteC~ tain of Salvation, numbers have enlisted thiemselves under ai1s hanoer,-and very soon tile golden ag ma ee eted to ar- rive, in which Irishmen shall unit ed ndexresiehtn nations, and in their own endeae, n xrsieln guage ...