Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... and receive Proposals till the of February next, when the Tenant will declared the Hause of Andrew Ilinncr, the Sign of the Golden Lion, Harrington Harbour. Harrington Parks, 11 Jan. 1819. (2) Dwelling House, in Maryport, To be SOLD. TO SOLD in Public Sale ...
... by J>AY and MARTIN. »7. High Holborn, and retailed by die principal Grocers, Druggist* Looksetlers, Ironmongers, jPertumcn, Boot- Makers, Ac, iu the United Kingdom, In Bottler at 6d. !(. »nd It. fid. eack. [8 W. i. Q.] [ADVERTISKMENTS, Mon.v. Only 6,000 ...
... and Martin, and Carter and Spring fight the of May—Donnelly, the Irish Champion, is arrived, try his luck England. Kent Assizes, Maidstone, 17. Crump and another v. Btojlcy was case rather a singular nature. It was action of trover by the plaintiffs, as ...
... Others;—containing Sixty Six Acres' or thereabouts, of Arable and Meadow Land, well watered, with Abundance of Marl. N. B.—The Kents the above Estate have been regularly paid, and (from Anxiety close a Cbncehi wilt Sold chevy, and render the Purchaser very ...
... only genuine scrt) 1 Belton’s British Oilon/y Godfrey’s General Cordial I Bauino Vie Essential Salts of Lemon Golden and Plain Spirits of Scurvy Grass I’ike’s Ointment for the Itch I . Wyman’s Anti-bilious Pills ft Dr. Wheatley’s ...
... Accident, —Friday the 17tb inst. as TAomas a servant with Mf. John o f Cleator Corn Mill, was returning home ftfim Whitehaven Kent ten o'clock nigbt tsVO cart loads of iron, (being unfortunately in state intoxication) one the carts, in going dotrn Low Hall ...
... is a full bow, with rt steel clasp in the middle, placed one side, and long full plume of black feathers. Black leather hah-boots, fur linings. Limerick gloves. Full Dregs. white velvet round gown a moderate lenir'li, flnithed l»lond tirckcr rtteufaut, ...
... neutralised the one great aim of benefiting the Country. Were ibis likely to be the case, we might welcome 'the return of the Golden Age, but expect such change would he indulging passion for one of the most unprofitable of all pursuits—Castle building. The ...
... Ksset, cattle-salesman. D. Wliyte, Lowes, Sussex; G. Moore, jun. Lower-road, Deptford, tlrnKr-ineWiani. Cooke, VVouldliain, Kent, corn dealer. J. Newman, U\*\H‘t East SmitlifieUl, slop-seller. E. Hales, Newtaarket-upoii. Trent, Nottingliainshire, corn-factor ...
... merchant. John Nichols, Finchingfield. E;*»ex, tanner. John Thomas, late of Kent-street, Sontliwark. carpenter. Charles Lucas. Keunington, Surrey, dealer chapman. George Burn, Maidstone. pa«rtry-cook, George LmnLcit, Sloa lie-street, Chaises, schoolmaster. ...
... that sum, with the condition of keeping them alive.** Ail Calf. —A dandy called the other day at boot-maker’s requiring be fitted with pair of half boots. Several pairs were shown him, which he tried, but not one would suit. Here, I think, is a pair that ...
... storm of thunder and lightning, which continued during nearly two days, passed over Sussex, Kent, Essex, and several of the neighbouring counties. At Chilham, in Kent, the lightning struck the parish church, and tore off considerable part of the roof. At ...