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... 39 hours, four insides, every morning, at four o'clock, Sun- days excepted; arrives at the Sararen's-Head, Snow-hill, and Golden-Cross, Charing Cross, Lon- don, at seven the uext evening ; only one night on the road. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE POST COACH, every ...
... Clarence and Kent. He was dressed in his General's uniform, and wore several of hi» orders,- having 10 in the whole. The L»rd Chamberlain then introduced her Royal High- ness, who w_i conducted to the Altar by the Dukes of Clarence and Kent. The Duke of ...
... by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Hol- »»'u, and mailed by the principal Grocers, Drun- k's, Booksellers, Ironmongers, I'erfumers, boot- •lakers, !cc i n the United Kingdom, In Bottles at Qd. \s. and \s. 6r/. each. k C »P7 of the Label will be left with all the ...
... 39 hours, four insides, every morning, at four o'clock, Sun- days excepted ; arrives at the Saracens-Head, Snow-hill, and Golden-Cross, Charing Cross, Lou- don, at seven the next evening ; only one night on the ro id. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE POST COACH, every ...
... put the boat to the shore, Fxpecting their comrades to meet them ; But the boots that the Custom-house officers wore Were so bright, they completely did cheat them. Those boots, en which Warren's Jet Blackinj had set A polish unrivalled ar.d grand, Darted ...
... Extraordinary, who delivered to his Majesty a letter from the Prince Regent, com- municating the marriages of the Dukes of Kent and Clarence. An Ordinance has been issued for perma- nently fixing the ?taff-establishment of the French army, in time of ...
... 11. that PLOT or PARCEL of J\ GROUND, near I o Germany Bridge, n n« ev-d •■► State-yard ; length in front to Uer- ?? ■•'. boot 10.4 feet, aud in depth back- ?? ;| feet, or thereabouts. W ?? ?? All lk_ other Pi OT of GROUND, ad- „. |o ibe almve, end lo ...
... Qaaners. and B-.ua ks in the under- >nri. »ui« ?? V. .ulllt if t1 — Inks (mituMaij the Isle of Wight, town ot liuti^erlord;, Kent (including Tilbur\ Beiwick, Fori in the couniy of %-eki. E&sek). Cjoi-Jii.^ff (mctii^iiijt . I.eitoter, ihc '.i«vn of New- ...
... way, near Maidstone, caught a carp, weighing e'ght pounds and a quarter. Fifty Miles in Eight Hour.*.— Jonathan West, the great pedestrian, started from Blackfriars-. road on morning, to go on foot 50 miles in eight hours, on the Lower Kent-road, out ...
... ANI) THE BOOT: OR, AN IMPROVEMENT lION ?? As I one morning shavn >_g sat, For dinner-lime preparing, A dreaiitul howling fri in ihi Ut Set all the room a staring ?? i Sudden I tu'n'd — behe'ii a scene 1 criurri not bu- delighi in, For in my boot, .o Mi„hi ...
... Gentlemen, , , , - ?? THERE is nothing so indispensaoe teel appearance 3s a clean boot ot » man's fortune or his talcnrs ma.v be of shining .>ort ; but unless his boot> ni« • the true shining quality alio, he «« . but a comparai.ve small part of tbei ...
... dinner be serving, •» Fait three of us here wid sheer hunger ate starving, «' Mysell, and m y two little friends in the Boot s ! De Boot: ! ctied the Hostess, — her shadow in each Now gleam 'd on her view, and her powers of speech Were lost in amaze, — ...