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... cloth-manufacturer- March 21, C. Pope, St Philip and Jacob, Glocestershire, copper-manutac turer— March 5. W. Booth, Liverpool, boot and shoe-factor — March 7, c Palfreyman, Manchester, and Crag, Cheshire, calico-printer — March C, j Thompson, New York, America ...
... don-rooms, Liverpool. Sols. Messrs. Lowdham, Parke, and I'iettli, Lin- coln's-inn-fields. DIVIDENDS. May 3, J. Fry, Wrotham, Kent, corn-dealer — May 2, C. Poiw, Old Of/ chambers Bishopsgate-street-within, and I.lovd's.rooms, ?? - May 2, J. Jowett, Great ...
... April \0 INSOLVENTsS. WittiamM AvuGUstTUs Ratcliff-croes, sugar-rcfiner, April } BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED ANN Hipear, Otford, Kent, cheesemonger, April 2!, May 2. bal Dorset-street, Clapham-road, brewer, Apni ay 21. Besamin Shadwell, sail-maker, April 17 ...
... his unele as readily as he advanced the mustard. The truth is, Barnaby was about to en- ter the world : he had drawn on his boots for the great pilgri- mage of life. Ina few hours and he must feel his way through the crowd of London, being destined to the ...
... was offered by the Irishman who, having legs of dif- ferent sizes, ordered his boots to be made accordingly. His di- rections were obeved ; but, as he tried the smallest boot on his largest leg, he exclaimed, petulantly, ‘‘Confound the fellow! I ordered ...
... Liverpool, cooper*—Marthall and I-angman. St Columh, Cornwall, linen-drapers—W. and Beall, Tenterden, Kent— Mason and Co.. Bedford-street. Bedford.row. boot.makers-lake and (ineve. Olenwhelt. Northumberland. spirH-merfhants—W atson and Co„ linen .drapers—Dorsett ...
... ever saw in this country, hut what rendered Ibis novelty more striking was, that their branches were well laden with their golden fruit. The Carlton Cluh, with its two galleries hung with blue and red, and covered with a striped awning, was the handsomest ...
... THE KENT RIOTERS. Lord Denman arrived at Maidstone on Monday afternoon and opened the commission. The calendar contained the names of 65 prisoners, and of this numlier were charged with the murders committed by Thoms and bis infatuated followers. Lord ...
... April 19. SoU, Messrs. Hcathcote jd Stolman, GEORGE HOWES, Milton, Kent, tavern-keeper, T/farch 19 April 19. SoU, Messrs. Newbonand Evans, Doct-ur*’ Commons. JAMES ST ANGER, Maidstone, ironmonger. March 18 April 19. Sols, Messrs. Wimburn, Collett, and ...
... I.MCrtISONEO TUX THE OF THE CoUKT. John i Blakeley s. money, &c. from Francis Jowilt, of Bailey. John Ridley, Riddle, s. boots Dewsbury from Cbas. Smith. Imprisoned Six Weeks Rachel Heatons, a bonnet, &c. from Mary Dews, of Usselt. Imprisoned Fourteen ...
... I'pper Ground Street licensed victuallersâ A'ortbwood and Sen, Newman street, working jewellersâ E. and It. Abton, Preston, boot makersâ I'ldiiell and Pavne, Shadwell, licensed victuallers âRobinson and France KilkheaUin, wheelwrightsâ Raleigh and ...
... tea-dealers—Scott and Co. Wood Street, woollen warehousemen—W. H. and Z. Hancock. Nottinghamshire, maltsters—Glover and Hyde, New Kent Road, whip makers—Hinde and Co. Sheffield, brewers as far regards Bolsover—Hutchison and Co, North Shields, founders far regard* ...