... taking this MrfKtae, but ihen it will keep for more than two or three days. The Fluid Hatraci contait all the properties of the Boot, in * concentrated state, wiU keep for any length of time, and the Patient, In one mimne may make the Sweetening Drink of any ...

... God Charles James, late Bishop of Chesr, to the See of London, . The King has also been pleased to ®' n *,*e nd John James Golden Dowland. B.A- to the Vicar p of Brodwinsor, in the county of ““a Bristol, void the translation the itht Ilevercnd ather in ...

... Kirkhcaton, York, farcy cloth manufacturers Henry Hornblower, High Heiborn, Middlesex, victualler William Harrisson, Maidstone, Kent, cattle and sheep salesman Edward Dove, Dover St Mary, Newington, Sur- rey, grocer . William Hen. Andrew/, Judd Street ...

... corn Robertrriphook, Golden Square, Westminster, book- Benjamin end Edward Ridge, Birmingham, factors Thomas Wilkinson, otherwise Thomas John Cave Wilkinson. BUhopsgate Street Without, hatter Richard Clarke, Northampton, boot and shoe mann- Qualiotte ...

... relations with foreign states. Aimroca Insoi.vknt. —In the Maidstone Comity Court, on Tuesday, the Hon Adolphus Frederick Capel, brother of the Karl of Lsscx. insolvent the county hi! of Kent, was sentenced twelve months’ imprisonment, at the suit of ...

... the (lf ~e ml)rok, , , r|| m(!oa read will easily forget the Boot, saddle, to horse . , . , . . • rc.m j with the closing stanzas of which we bring this and away. ’or Sir with his men of Kent— .. . „ , r . , . aim notice to a conclusion. The news of the ...

... the London Gazette of Tuesday, May 5. David Meyrick, boot and shoe maker, Cardiff. William William Jones, shipbuilder, 1 ortmadoc, Uir- Henry°BateBon, apothecary, Hadden Place, Waterloo JohnFige, boot and shoemaker, Farnham, Surrey. William Sheldon Withers ...

... to Odessa, and one of them has come back already on her trial trip. From this specimen there ought to no great apprehension boot them; they are. on an average, of 700 tons, built of iron, and would not be capable of carrying gun of any size. Of course ...

... and instrumental concert. Frightful Accident on the North Kent Railwav. —A fearful accident took place on Sunday ni ...

... 6th—Bengal; Maidstone 7th—Bengal; Canterbury Dragoons. Ist —Dublin 2d —Dublin —Newbridge 4 ...

... Worcestershire. Samuel Brain, timber merchant, Bristol. Thomas Syckelmoore, currier and leather seller, Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstone, Kent. William Bardgett and John Picard, corn factors, Mark Lane Chambers, and Old Corn Exchange, London. William Parker, innkeeper ...

... Lane, Birmingham. Edward Shingler, boot and shoe maker, Birmingham. William Weston Young, Joseph Weston Young, and George Young, millers, and corn and provision merchants, Neath, Glamorganshire. James William Golden, card maker, Brighouse, Yorkshire. ...