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... Bath.—Walter Tickucr, of Tcnlerden, Kent, maltster, March I, at the While Lion Inn, Tenterden, Kent—Richard Musgrove. of Bristol, woollen draper, March 7. «t the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.—John Taylor, of Nottingham, boot maker. March 4. at the George the ...
... brass-founder, Nov. 13, Dec, 20, at Basmghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Gole, Lot him ry. MARSHALL, WILLIAM, of Northampton, boot and shoe manufacturer. Nov. 21, Dec. 20. the Peacock Inn, Northampton. Solicitor*. Mr. Vincent. King’s Bench-walk. Temple; ...
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... are surprised to learn, that for these last six months there nas not been shower rain half hour’s duration in the district of Kent, between Heme Bay and M'hitsialde, and some few' miles inland. The farmers and others are puzzled to account for this strange ...
... punishment, and are already sent to the penal establishment.” The DttTiEss Kent Princess Victoria Directions have been received at Kensington Palace prepare the Duchess of Kent’s ami the Princess Victoria’s apartments, their roval highnesses may ex-- jiected ...
... having fraudulently obtained two pair of boots, the property of Mr. Bowtell, bootmaker, Strand. From the evidence of Mr. Bowtell’s shopman, it appeared that the prisoner gave an order for two pair of Wellington boots, which was completed on the Bth of December ...
... in the way of bets. PRESENT PRICES. s. + 4wtoG 6 East Kent, Pockets, +4 2to515 Mid. Kent, Pocket fine 0 -310to5 5 Kents Pockets + 310to 410 Sussex, Pockets +310 to 4 18 Pockets +212to3 15 East Kent -lilvte2 10 Olds - 0 18to 1 lo PIECE OF SCULPTURE EXECUTED ...
... declaration of the noble boot 49 German miles (more than 100 English) of which were found in the prisoner's possession. which, en a of her extreme violence, her keeper: he had 10s. per week, and was to board himself; had a! MID KENT.—The wind continuing from ...
... hotel-keepers.—Aug. 8. Sept. 8, at the Court, London. Slee, Paris-street, Southwark. CAINE John, of Stockport, co. Cheshire, boot-maker.—Aug. 19, Sept. 8. at the Commissioners’ Hooms, Manchester. Bower and Hack, Chancery-lane; Lingard and Co., Stockport ...
... daughter of the lute Capt. Clarke, of Selby. Kirton, on the 19ch inst., Mr. Wm. Pearson, boot and shoe maker, of Morton, Sarah Ann eldest daughter of Air. Joseph Knowles, boot-maker, of the former place. On Tuesday, at Thorney Abbey, (by the Rev. Cooke,) Mr ...
... J. Trollope. (Drunk with all the honours.) Sir J. Trollope briefly returned thanks, and proposed the health Lord Maidstone. Lord Maidstone acknowledged the compliment a neat speech. The Chairman proposed The health of the Ladies South Lincolnshire,” which ...
... Hemingway J. Livesey Dean Lincoln Mrs H. W.llut- Mr J. Brooke Mrs Gordon ton and Misses H. Major and Mi-ses Mrs Uobt. Gordon Golden Peacock hir John & Lady, and MrsK.dc MisstsDixon Lady C. Cust the Misses Trollope Mrs Trouglil Miss Mac Mr Moore Sir T. Captain ...