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... BANKRUPTS TO SURRENDER IN BASINGHALL-STREET. T. Clark, lamb's Conduit-street,boot-maker—J. Drabble, Newington, axle-tree-maker—J Roots, Marylebone-lane, milkman—J. Walker, Old Kent-road. druggist W. Wood, Gravesend, carpenter —J. Savage, Maryle-bone, victualler ...
... election of a beauty to the Idalian throne. Nothing disappoints a more than to see the woman to whom the world bas given the golden apple. ¥et be usu- ally falls at last into the popular idolatry, and passes with inconceivable rapidity from indignant sceptism ...
... house, and stayed there about an hour. Saw Alexander and Win. Nutting at Borscnden. Charles Richard Handley, of Herne-hill, Kent, clerk, deposed, that yesterday, between and 12, saw large body of men proceeding from the direction of Mr. Francis’s house ...
... trimmed with silver. The esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir diaries Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumlcy, Captain Lewis Ricardo, Lord Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Beresford, and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles ...
... manufacturer T. Nash, Banister, grocer. DIVIDENDS MADE IN RASING HA LL-BTHEET. T». Smith, Regent-street, Golden.aquare, coacli-roaker—Wise and Brencbley, Maidstone, papei-makers—R. Jones, Moorliwlds, draper— Hart and l.lewellm, Newgat.-street, warehouse.m u-T ...
... being then an dene » and The laird was som ewhat confused by his fi WW foo.” ot that he was rather began him self to suspe boot-hose, and his his wig, drew up b He adjusted t finally, his gr at-coat, spurs were bu ckled on for him 5 ked-hat all endowed ...
... palace, on ‘Tuesday, private ly, by the by Doctor Short, as deputy of Canterbury, assisted clerk of the closet: the Dechess of Kent and Prin with the excep- Albert were the only persons present, tion of one Jady in attendance on her maj esty. Al of town for ...
... Jerry Lord Kelburne’s cb c xVnti-Dickens, by a son of Woful and Amelia, dam by Comas, out of Georgiaaa Lord Maidstone’s Larry McHale Lord Maidstone’s b c the Caster, by Emilias, out of Castaside Mr Mostyn’s b c by Velocipede, out of Her Highness Mr Mostyn’s ...
... W. bavini seen the men the road, and suspecting llu'ir intentions, had taken the precaution conceal his money inside his boots, by which means the scoundrels were foiled in their object. Iwo persons Sutton-in-Ashlicld, named Hardy and Smith, have been ...
... Yorkshire, groce BANKRUPTS TO SURKENDER IN BAS NGHALLG-ST. C. J. Bond, Biackheath, Kent, tailor—H. Wal- duck, New Bond-street, ciemist and drugyist— Laws, Broad-street, Golden-square, grocer. man. Pulling, Hay’s Wharf, Tooley-street, potato sales- BANKRUPTS ...
... likewise, we are sorry to say, becoming more unfavourable from day to day : this is particularly the case as regards Essex and Kent, and several the western and south-western counties. In the cast and north both quantity and quality are better spoken of ; ...