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... of Mrs. Lemmon, and having informed the servant that had been sent by his master, Mr. Walker, in the Hackney-road for some boots to repair, she showed him into the parlour' and went up-stairs with the message. On returning to the parlour with an intimation ...
... (Hits arc in fair request, at fullv late rates. CORONER'S INQUEST —*-» Gh.vveskxd, March 17.-Yesterday Jr r. coroner for West Kent, held aninquest in t'l, rttw - the body of a man that had been picked ,' Wn M w' riday last. in the river John Davis, fisherman ...
... of whom again is composed nearly of Kent's lot, that f they get a baker's dozen to the post they may congratul :c themselves in drawing wondrous batch out the oven. The Cup Stakes appear to devoted to the best of Kent's, Treen's, or Wadlow's stables, our ...
... and patentee, 30, Edwardsstreet, Portman-square, London. THE OPERA.—The pure white, simple eleganee, and perfect fit of the Golden Flax Cravat-Collar stamp it as a most gentlemanly article of dress at all times, but for FULL DRESS it is indispensable. It ...
... Burns, 4 jts 0 Mr. Andrew's Duke of Kent, 4 jts 4 j 2 Mr. Benson's Eleanor, 6 jts 0 0 Mr. R Johnson's c bj-jerry, dam by Ebor, yrs. 0 0 0 Mr. J. Oates'b cby Gircffe out of Thrapston's dam 4 0 0 0 Mr. Willie's Golden Bee, jts 3 0 0 dr Mr. Dawson's l air ...
... and back he goes 100 per cent, with those who will stand upon public running Badly as the Kent stable has been running with them or with Mr. Wreford, the golden dreams are at the least justifiable for the 1,000 Guinea Stakes. The Newmarket Stakes are ...
... R.1.A., Herbert-place, Dublin Cambridge Library Canino, the Prince of Carr, William, Esq., Hurst-cottage, Blackheath-park, Kent. Carr, W., Esq., M.R.C.S., Lee Carpenter, W. 8., M.D., F.R.S., Fullerian Prof., Royal Inst. Car} - , Walter, Esq., Chelt-hill ...
... Sedrick, stanmore, Middlesex, shire, stuff manufcetura pig-dealer. R. Barlow, Whixley, YoitAire, W. Camp, Hertford, tobacco- boot maker. dealer. H. Hudson, Yeadon, Yortiiure, S. T. W. Gawthorp, Portland- cloth manufacturer. place North, Clapham-road, R ...
... in the county of Kent, neighbourhood abounding in wealthy agriculturists, and where an extensive business has for many years been carried on. For further particulars, and view the mill, apply to Mr. George Jeffery, solicitor, Maidstone; or to Messrs. Selby ...
... Troupe—New Steoes the Circle —Brilliant Firework*—Splendid Illumination*—Diavolo's Firrng of the Dragon Tower—Palace of the Golden Bells. Door* open atB. Admission 3a.—On WEDNESDAY, July 29th, GRAND SCOTCH GALA and FANCY BALL, under the Patronage of the ...
... with one of the numerous steam-bouts. Verdict, Found drowned.''—Yestc-rday, by Mr. W. Baker, jun., deputy coroner, at the Golden L;on, Cannon-streetroad, the body of John Robinson, aged 74, a superannuated officer the Customs. The deceased, in consequence ...
... brush-maker. bury-road, Islington, tailor. H. Watson, Beading, journeyman J. Wickings, Fair Meadow, Maidstone, plumber. carpenter. G. Plow, Thurlton, Norfolk, boot and 11. Welfare, Lmon-street, Southwark, ' shoe-maker. furrier and cloth cap manufacturer. U. ...