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... impaired digestion and excesses of the table. Prepared and Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, E. J. WHITTLE, Surgeon, Lamberhurst, Kent, in Bottles at 2s. 9d. each, Duty included. Sold also by J. C. HORSLEY, 9B, High-street, Southampton; W. J. Hay, Portsmouth ...
... this city. it is generally understood that the members of the Ilunipshire Hunt, intend making arrang, oceut to ceuticiue booting the country, which has become s aeant by the lamented decease of Mr. Villelrois. CINCUIT.*On Saturday last the first day of ...
... favors. Lessons given in Embroidery, and every description of Fancy Work done on the premises. Fashionable Boot and Shoe Manufactory Golden Boot, No. 7 1 , Queen-street, Poi tsea. Ty WHITE (Successor to T. Wainscot) * in returning thanks to those Ladies ...
... Isie ol Wight, he may he consulted in futuie, for a short period, every Monday, at Mr. Tay lei's. Artist, next door to the Kent Hotel, Ryde * on Tuesdays, at Cowes ; and the rest of the week, at Mr. Davis. Music Repository, 116, High- street, Portsmouth ...
... Creditors of the sad Insolvent are re- | quested to r.ieet the Assienees at the Office of Mr. c a B ec_ei t. Solicitor. No. 7, Golden-square, London, on the Tw-lftii day of October next, at I'welve ?? at noon p-eciscly. wfipn and where the Assignees will de' ...
... the bond were equally binding on him fur twelve months. He was in the service of the Costoms when he sent into Kent, whets he came hack from Kent, and until he was reported to the Board. He preferred breaking his bond, resisting his superior, violating the ...
... improvements, and are in every way calculated to ensure the approbation of the Public. WIVTSR CLOTHING CBBAPBB TBAB EVER ! GOLDEN FLEECE TAILORING AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, T8 and 9, CAMDEN ALLEY, POBTSBA. Hh present depressed state of the Woollen ...
... iiirhneas the of Kent, and aut:horisen by her Lords of the Treasury. a fir a,' B. cured of Vihitvitall cured of Ophthalmia. Winslow, Ophthalmia. Witors.ca tr. father, and G. Waller, V.q. snaglktrate. Mc a. Int) re : aged No. 3, Silver street, Golden. swum, of ...
... penod. __*d^ress l ßev. M.N.. Post Offlce. Soathampton. THB QOBBH. Under the Patronage of Her Royal Highness THE DUCHESS OF KENT. A most splendidly executed Steel Engraving of Her Majesttt in the State Babes which she wore at the Opetungof Her first P ...
... translated For the .uatsi boots. This may, perhaps, have been sufficient in early times to supply the Queen wiih boots for a year, though now it would scarcely furnish wax and ends, even if Queens were to make their own boots aecordine to the fashion ...
... John Jam,* Hough. R.N., to the Rev. Ollive Hol.lngworth, youngeat aon of the late T. R. Hollingwoi th, of Hayle Place, Maidstone. Kent. Married, Jan. 23, at fordington Church, Dorches- ter, by the Rev. Henry Movie, John Bryer Ooddard, eaq. ■urgeon, ot ...
... to It md; Kent, ls 4d to l*6d. Fobbign Wool*— Germany, Electoral, 3s lod to is Od ; Lower Qualities, 1* Sd to 2s Od ; Australian, best, 2s 2d to as Dd ; inferior, ls 4d io 1* M ; Van Dietnen'* Land, clean, 2* ad io 2* Od. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent Pockets, 70s ...