... and flour dealer-W. S. Evans, Robert street, Bedford raw, .t bricklayer-H. Pembroke, Cheapside, and King William fstreet, boot and shoe manufacturer-J. W. Morley, Horn. castle, surgeon-S. Thomas, West street, St. Philip and Ja. s cob, Gloucestershire ...

... a most feeling and tior impressiheaddress. The prisoner was then ordered Lot to ?? to Maidstone gaol. his offence having the beeti 'omnlitfe'd in thie county of Kent, and to be che ?? on Monday Morning ; his body 'to be sho interred within the precincts ...

... otier tolds, the Tories are resolved lo act like thu deg in than tihitiger, because they Itave not tlte golden opportunity of srit tig ?? great boot to tle ptublic, they will not (if possi. ) allow ethers to lo it. Even if carried-as carried it 'till be-itl ...

... year's Goads, principally lies' Boots and Shoes, which will be Sold considerably Lr'dr PaIME COST. lrime Wellington Boots, from 14s. 6d. to I8s, per pair. Puinm Cambridge Boots, from Ds. 6d. to Ils. per pair. Prime Blucher Boots, from 6s. td. to 8d. 6d. per ...

... Specimens of workmanship may be seen on application being made as above. AN APPRENTIcE WANTED. / ?? JiEJam s ol~ites:ife, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 160, Friargate, B EGS leave to return his most 4anceF9 thanks to his n Friends and the Public genetally f'or'the ...

... week on account of a reduction of wages. are still standing out. They have applied to the paper makers society held at Maidstone, in Kent. and have received relief for their families, and are requested to stand true to their trade.*Aid. Plasm r. A certain ...

... —Gazette of yeiterday week. PaittrELT Treat On the first of Augnst, 1799. the Earl of Komoey gave treat to the volunteers Kent, amounting to men. The tables for entertaining the military amounted 91, and their whole length measured 1.333 yards. The princqal ...

... hand-bell ringers of St. John's, Preston, ascended the tower of the church, and rung a complete peal of twelve bob major, in the Kent variation, consisting of 5120 changes, in three hours and twenty minutes. They were conducted by Mr. John Chew; the weight ...

... afterwards, the boots were missed, and, on information being given to the police, James Hall, a constable, was sent in pursuit, and traced the prisoner to Seotforth, near Lancaster, when he apprehended him about nine o'clock the same evening. The boots were found ...

... announces to lis Friends and other 1f Inhabitants of Preston and its neinity that ho has on hand a very extensive STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES of every description, which he is SEZLING-OFF at full 20 Pzn CENT UNDER COST PRICE. 142, Church-street, Preston, ...

... the long white gaiters which re- nraisied ill vogue even up to the reign of George IV. Tho Cavalry all wore high military boots, and somse of them the crimson sword belt fringed with gold, whijh gave them very usuel the appearance of a imodern Grand Cross ...

... stated, if ordered imme- diately. The above Six Plates are the Engravings for 1845, in J THOMAS BOYS'S GRAPHIC UNION, XI., Golden- square, London, where Prospectuses may be had, and tbe Engravings seen; or of any of his Agents throughout the United Kingdom ...