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... George Montgomery, formerly of North Bruoswick-strect, and late of Queen.street, boot and shoemaker. Thomas Kennedy, late of Bsrrack-sfreet, grocer, Andrew Lube, late of Golden-lane, vintner. Tuesday evening, a poor woman a*tempting to cross one of the mountain ...
... the • years, subject to 1001. yearly Kent. .far Sale to commence at o Clock. D. C. ROOSE, Sheriffs. WILLIAM HODGES, JOHN DODD, Auctioneer, 12, Upper Sackville-street. AUCTION of the Bound and Boarded Stock of Boote, ] Stationery lkite/t Medicines of the ...
... Tunbridge Wells. Robert Wilmot, M.D-, Hostings. Robert Cranbrook. Holx*rt Chisholm, M.D., Phynicianto the Kent and Canterbury Chandler, M.D., Surgeon to the Kent and Canterbury Davie*, M. D., East India Military Depot, Chatham. William Hart, M.D., Cavalry Depot ...
... in the Court of Requests, to esade a debt he owed native servant. The Lieutenant charged the servant with losing a pair of boot*, which the officer bad given to another native. Lieutenant Ogilvie was acquitted. Lieuleuant-Colunel Nicolls regrets it was ...
... the Knight of the Golden Lion, In liveries of bis colours. Halberdiess, In emblazoned costumes, .earing their halberds. Man at s, Thk Gonfalon, Man at Arms, in half-armour. Borne by a Man at Arma. in half-armour. THE KNIGHT OF GOLDEN LION, (Captain J. ...
... James Dunne, set up property its place, and that such a man Dora Esq . 11. Kearney, Esq . Ballinakill, county Kildare. 11. ; Maidstone should be ,ta D \ i , c,. . I* • Matthew O’Don- Garnet who brought forward a charge against me, tna i .oscpi. oc-, .sq., ...
... The Duchess of Kent,” which was drunk with tbree times three. The only other toast drunk before tho retirement of the ladies was The health of the Prince Ernest.” 20 minutes past 10 the ladies quitted the Banqettingroom, the Duchess of Kent going first, ...
... respectire height* ; bets were laid by many. The Lieut.-Colonel's height then was, as he stood in boots, sft, lOin. w»* not then the fashion to wear boots of two inches’ heel, as present; his real height was at leatt SH. Qlin This, Sit, you may depend ...
... re- (jn the night Sunday week the wooden spite of Linton joice in the prospect of his heading the movement church, near Maidstone, was struck y lightning, and il l ° , ~ , effect produced is described like a volcano in in England, because thus the people ...
... presence of the Queen, their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Augusta, Elizabeth, and Sophia, and the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, and Sussex, and the royal party condescendingly partook of the beef. obelisk was afterwards erected which only ...
... Stakes of 200 sovs each, ; St. street. The first broke out in the china and earthen-ware- Her Royal Higness the Duchess of Kent rode to Bushy Leger Course. house of Mr. R. Hill. No. 50, Thomas-street. and wasdis- Park this afternoon, and paid a visit ...
... grounds about mid-day. Mr. Creighton said, that, although opposed to the insol. •tiended by the Baroness Lehzen. The Duchess ol Kent, vent, he would advise Mr. Shaw to consider whether it •ttended by Miss Pilt, drove out tn her carnage, and the would be better ...