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... immense body of men on the various Government works consented to sign the document. Boots Seam.—Mr. Charles Hard, of Trowbridge, has just completed a pair Wellington boots, with not a single visible seam. He has been nine months in perfecting this singular ...
... Sergeant's Inn WALKER John, Old Kent road, chemist, August 29, September 29— Clarke and 05., Craven street, Strand. ROOTS James, Marylebone lane, milk dealer, Augast Sept. 29— Mr. Willoughby, Clifford's Inn. DRABBLE John, Kent 6treet, Surrey, axletree maker ...
... say pressingly necessary. Wheat sowing has, however, proceeded a very considerable extent upon a very fine tilth, in Essex, Kent and Sussex, and will become very general iu a short period. That part of the second crop of both seed and uatural grass hay ...
... Crown has that power. MAIDSTONE ELECTION. The Clerk of the Election Committees appeared at the Bar with the reduced list of the Members balloted for to try the merits of the petition against the return for the borough of Maidstone. The following were the ...
... the subjoined bit of news from Europe:—“A matrimonial engagement has taken place between Lord Melbourne and the Duchess of Kent. Dublin Evening Paper. Upon which the editor of the Polypheme, says, in a tone of exceeding triumph—“ Our readers will recollect ...
... police constable, and gave the boots and prisoner into custody. Manton and Vice, policemen, each produced boots which prisoner had stolen. Mr. Thorpe swore the boots were his property, and shewed the marks on the boots by which he knew them to his. Ciuilty ...
... this morning attended divine worship at the Royal Chapel, accompanied her august mother the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Augusta. The Duchess of Kent, with kind consideration for old domestics, maintains nearly the same establishment of servants in ...
... Wiltshire, clothiers—June 14. J and 11. Wimble, Maidstone, wharfingers—June 15, J. Flu miner and W.Wilson, Feuchurch-street, merchants-June 15. E. Wilson, Sweet ing's-alley, bookseller-June 15, A. Hider, Oiford, Kent, cheesemonger—June 15. W. King, South Lambeth ...
... from the grub: but these are casualties invariably, a greater or less degree, the months ef May and June. some parts of Essex, Kent, ami Lincolnshire, the wire-worm has been committing extensive ravages upon the youug wheat; but the rapidity of the growth ...
... trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumley, Captain Lewis Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Beresford and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir C- Lamb wore ...
... William Cox, of Beech Wood, was broken into, and the undermentioned articles were stolen out of the kitchen : Four pair of half-boots, one pair of leggings, two shirts, two handkerchiefs, two pair of stockings, and other articles. A reward of twenty pounds ...
... Silk, Jeuin-street. builder—June 1, W. Wjatt, Southwark. victualler—June l T. Pritchard, Sidcup. Kent, surge hi—May :a», J. Z. Pulbrook. Blackfriars-road, boot maker —May .'f, J. Kaifs, Tavi&tock street, furniture dealer—May JO, Price, Lambeth, bookseller ...