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... Sidmouth, had his boots soaked though with the wet. On tlicir return to Woolbrook Cottage, Ciipt. Conroy, finding himself wet in the feet, advised his Royal Highness to change his boots and stockings; but this he did not do till dressed for dinner, being ...
... FOR THE SEX. THE GOLDEN PILLS Of LIFE and BEAUTY, or TROWBJjpGE PILLS Y & O. Those distinguished letter' Y. have been celebrated for nearly Seventy/Years past for the removal thorn complaints and aiwitints incident to Females. They cleanse and purify ...
... New Brompton, Kent, builder and licensed victualler T. Henderson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper Thomas Wilkinson, Openshaw, Lancashire, carpenter and builder. FRIDA F, DECEMBER 50. BANKRUPTS. Thomas F-st+g**, Churton-street, Pimlico, boot and shoe salesman ...
... , City, licensed victualler William Pegler, James-place, Gloucester-terrace, Paddington, job master George Harrison, Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant John Bloomfield, Saxted, Suffolk, licensed victualler Bankruptcy Annulled.—William Underwood, Highstreet ...
... Tnrtle. Mount Etna Place, Mile End Boad. cheeseii.?X. Newbury, Berkshire, grocer J. Birfrf' Southsmpton. boot and shoo maker H. C«ffwn£er. ilawkurst, Kent, tailor Road. Paddington, and Park Terrace, Recent'* Park, oil and T. J. Ilollowav, Salisbury, Wiltshire ...
... inanufactuien. John Smith, of Vauxhall Walk, Sorry, coal dealer. Jf»c Johnson, camington, Warwick, dniggivf. Cliinn, of Maidstone, Kent, linen draper. Richardson and Thomas Voltes, ICaat India merchants. Benjamin Phillips,of Threadneedle.strret, London, ...
... largest and best in the South of England. LADIES’ BIDING BOOTS, GENTS’ RIDING BOOTS, SERVANTS’ TOP BOOTS, CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. SOLE AGENTS for SCAPE’S PATENT LEATHER and RUBBER COMBINATION BOOTS 4' SHOES, for Qotf, Jr., room by the ...
... Pettat) 1 Mr. Herbert's Ajax. aged, 11 st. 6 lbs. Won by two lengths. The Champagne Stakes:— . Lord Maidstone na. f. Wit's-end (Sam. Day) , Lord Maidstone na. West-countryman (Alfred Day) Lord Chester field's e. The Free Lance .1 Mr. Herbert's c. by Venison ...
... liasleheap, City, dealer in colonial produce Aitrtd Hannibal, Great Portland-street, boot maker High street. I'oplar, corn dealer Elizabeth Wm. Wornian, Old Ch irlton, Kent iJriffitijs, Park -street, sSoutliwark, grocer Ilenry Stearer, Lambtth-walU, cheesemonger ...
... whole camp equipage, of great value, fell into the hands of the allied forces. Amongst the King's equipage were golden umbrella of state, golden stool 01' state, and gold dust, ivory, and other valuables a large amount. The King of Aquaprm recovered the ...
... Portland.place, London; Rev. Cuft'e, Carlisle Episcopal Chapel, Lambeth It. Greenhill, Esq., Ashford, Kent; and C. G. Whittaker, Esq., Barming, near Maidstone, Kent. , DRAPERY AND CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, market-place, RINGWOOD. H BENNETT, jun., of Christchurch, * ...
... prize, 10s., Mr. John Holland, Chestnut Walk, Worcester; commended, Mr. J. Wingfield Stratford, Addington Place, near Maidstone, Kent. Class 15.—Hamburg iGolden Spangled.)— For the best cock and two hens, 32., Mr. Isaiah Davies, Bull-street, Harborne, ...