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... and Freeman, Bartlett•s-buildings.—G. It. 'l' EM PA NY, Holles-street, Cavendish-square, tailor. Sol. Bruce, Francis.street, Golden-square.—S. BOURNE, New Bridge-street, printer. Solo. Pasmore and Taylor. Basinghall-street.— W. BURT, Great Castle Street ...
... Newportstreet. L., g are, hoot and shoe-maker. Sols. Manning and Son, Dyers-buildings, Holm n.—G. BAILEY, 31 i oa-road. Old Kent-road, carpenter. Sol. Tanner, Brahn, t.enurt, Philpot-lane.—T. STEPHENS, London-road, linen-draper. Sol. Smith, Cateaton-street ...
... Portugaf. A sharp contest may be anticipated, as we are.quite snre it will not be •a lore game. During the raging of the fires in Kent, it was fregnently asserted that Segeres did the mischief, as they were consthntly seen to alight in various parts of the county; ...
... has been addressed to the Editor of the Kent Herald, and, at the reoluest of Major Du Bourdieu, we now give it the extensive circulation of our columns.] Chatham Barracks, Nov. 20, 1832. Sin—Having seen, in the Kent Herald of the 15th instant, a para- Fraph ...
... America, where Knowles is reepitig a golden harvest. Sinclair hest left Covent Garden and is about to proceed to Edinburgh to fulfil a short engagement. The West Kent Conservatives met on Friday last at Maidstone, at dinner. A more glorious assemblage ...
... JAR _S'S INDIA • .WATERPKOOF POLISH for Boots, Harness, anti Cab Heckrlsix rendered it one of, the most useful improVerrients of the day: It is desirable; and now generally used instead of blacking for Walking Boots, being WaterProoTCand Tor flatness,as ...
... JARVIS'S INDIA RUBBER WATERPROOF POLISH for Boots, Harness, and Cab Heads, hive rendered it one of the most useful improvements of the day. It is most desirable, and now generally used instead of blacking for Walking Boots, being waterproof; 'and for Harness ...
... the child named Edwardina Kent, who was brought up with muckmysteryin Bath, under the auspices of the . late queen Caroline, when Princess of.WaleS. Edwardina of Kent was generally supposed to.be the (laughter of the Duke of Kent, whose name she bore, and ...
... Manchester.—J. CAINE, Stockport, boot-maker. Sole. Bower and Back, Chancery-lane.—J. GRIFFITHS, Astley, Worcestershire, dealer. Sol. Smith, Chancery-lane.—J. GRIFFITHS*, Swansea, victualler. Sol. Draper, Sherrard- - street, Golden-square. ...
... our understanding. So much for the paragraph from the Kent Herald. Proceed we now to the ingenious advertisement in the Globe. The worthy scribe of that print pounces upon the paragraph in the Kent Herald to puff a work that has already had more than ...
... Old Tow; ' ,;.n . d ; Wellit;gton-street, Southwark, common brewer. Sols. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street—R. BROWN, Maidstone, Kent, ironfonnder. Sol. Gould, Great Winchester-street, Old Broadstreet.—F. STRONG and W. BARTHOLD, Great Tower-street, merchants ...
... this one point. The conduct of the Whigs during their long exclusion from power warrants us in saying, that if this tumult in Kent had occurred in the time of their opposition, it would have been made matter of faction. Go back to the days of WILKES, and ...