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... brass-founders.--Ellis and Henwood, York, nufacturers.—Newman and Co., Norwich, tea-dealers.—Jonas Gutteridge, City-road, boot and shoe-makers.—J. Mason and Newcastle-under-Lune, hat-manufacturers.—llughes, Freeman. Co., Bristol, and Clifton, Gloucestershire ...
... shire, maltsters. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 4, W. Gerard, Liverpool, boot-maker.—Oct. 28, J. Liverpool, linen-draper.—Nov. 1, .1.- Saunders, Abergavenny, mouthshire, seedsman.—Oct. 25, D. Haybittle, sen. ' Kent-road, CO' a , merchant.—Oct. 28, It. Collier and H. Collier ...
... and T. Lovitt, Hull, cabinet makers. 'ANKRUPTS. Alfred Birchall, Manchester, share brokers. Charles John Bond, Blackheath. Kent, tailor. Thomas Crewdson, Liver..ool, share brokers, May 7, at eleven and Way 29, at twelve, cfficial assignee, Mr. Morgan ...
... gh, Bucks, miller. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Todd, Aylesford, Gloucestershire, colour-manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Kent, Russell-court, Drury-lane, licensed-victualler. Edward Bell, Horse-Bazaar, King-street, Portman-square. Richard Lidsey Andrew ...
... Wade, Incumbent of Golden Hill, Newcastle-under- Lyne. Rev . . G. L. Harkness, Hatch Beaucamp, Taunton. Rev. J. Wilson, Vicar of Wigtoft, Lincolnshire. Rev. R. T. Cummins, Ash Sandwich, Kent. Rev. H. Sim, Incumbent of Winghtim, Kent. Rev. D. Travers, Acton ...
... BRIDSON, 25, Berrystreet ; RD. TAYLOR, corner of Paradise-street and Church-street. GENTLENIEN'S SHIRTS AT THOMAS DAVIES'S, GOLDEN HAND, 85, CHURCH-STREET, FINE QUALITY, WELL SEWN, AND FIRSTRATE FIT per dozrn. COLOURED SHIRTS, for the Shooting Sea,oit, ...
... of main and wizen Green, hence at Pernambuco. and Pakenham, Browne, hence at Barbadoes Otten, hence at St. Thomas. Lord Maidstone, hence at Jamaica. Gre r i a , Is k hence at Santa Martha. uence at Malta. `dna Fleri, sailed from Lisbon for this port on ...
... ) 2tol on Quartetto; won by a length. A Handicap gweepstakes of 13 sovs. each, 5 ft., one mile, were won by Donnington (Mr. Kent), beating Brother to Duntou, Prutogenes, Conservative, Tommy Tickle, - Eaton Nun, Vv - itlev, the Guardian, and Theodolite ...
... Vicarage, Hope, Flinfshire, the wife of the Rey. J. V. LLOYD, of a son. Ski:De-day, at Augusta-hous2, Worthing, the Viscountess MAIDSTONE, of a uaughtsr. Same day, the wife of WM. HUGHES, officer of inland revenue, of a son. On the 14th instant, in Claremont-place ...
... lightning and instantaneously killed. His face, neck, and body were much scorched. Five men have been committed for trial at Maidstone for a murderous attack on a policeman. They wounded him so severely that he died shortly afterwards. Birmingham and the populous ...
... SUNDAY, 20th Dacroran.—Wind W., moderate. Oats id to id per stone, and shelling 3s to 4s per load dearer ras. ARRIVED.— Lord Maidstone, RaiSbeck ; Robert A. Parke, Malt values 2s per load more money. Minerva. Phillips, sailed from Lisbon for this pOlt on the ...
... respectfully solicits the attention 1 • • of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, to his exten- SHAWLS,.MANT ES, &c., THOMAS DAVIES', GOLDEN HAND, SL Stege Manager—Monsieur RICQUIA. sive and valuable Stock of Will be found, as al, at 85, CHURCII-STREET. 00 511 Acting ...