... and connoisseurs value it at several thousands. GRAIN LONDON, 6. The aupply of wheat from Faxes title morning limited. from Kent fair 'ample. fit (no millers' were &e of at teat pricers. others hung heavily hand. The at and foreign wheat neglected in the ...

... cat The Ju.ig.: inters: Owner u re..hr r Dean ;lake. After to he lint tiuo which won 19. ate; a 3 t 1 r 2 .1. lle 0001- at boot in n but joined him bend. EG in d th stases or' is F. !r. Li. l at r,venteen I n u,' 311 aid cast bac', Thy r to the a the ...

... are to appear at tLe re w::1 make 11 , r fin.t -t•I xt th \eat• pia be the n, xt r v:val at tli 318 OF A SPORTING ESTABLISH:KENT AND CELEBRITIES. (Front the Sporting Reties for April.) I first made the acquaintance of .J— B—, the great north trainer ...

... that ie • feet a t '.• Min ' 7 1.- • iii iionee,S . .. , . on. faningesen. president of the Rationed Train, : stack of boots with you. This being all, 1 meat I t h„,-. , . a d eer iptien which, we may he quite I 0 , 0 1.1 n ot be better shown dun by ...

... Liffey, with the mellow light of a rising or setting sun falliugou its blue waters, and tinging its remarkable environs with golden hues, may possibly feel that its pretensions to picturesque beauty, though exaggerated, were not wholly unfounded. Amongst ...

... Boston out of Lucy Mr Randall's f w b Royalty, by Patent out of Polly, beat Mr Punchard's be d Pyrrhus, by Sam oat of Golden Fleece Mr Boote bk w d Chief, by Sea Foam out of Countess, beat Mr Walker's bk w b Rose Alba, by Sea Foam out of Flirt Mr Barnes'' ...

... STREET BOOT . AND SHOE KENT IF you want really first-class BOOTS and 8110 ES. are animal to ompoat Stock at the alma A tame or Hoods for tbr parent reason .Irred a tI.. prism. Raman promptly rammed. Neat - Kudos pat is. GREAT VARIETY CHILDREN'S BOOTS. SHWAS ...

... of the Home of Commons. bete would be Earl Rusiell, with erpectancy visibly depicted his counteeance, the Duke of Argyll's golden hair could always be teen, and Lord Houghton, Earl Granville. and Lord Halifax were preseut most evt'oings. whilst in the ...

... Mooting se IigDOZA A BUTLER solicit attention tot mit McCounint, Covent Garden Manua, are the original is. w e enie fur the PALE GOLDEN SHERRY. pig as. 9 IMPORTANT NOTICE-BUSINESS DONE BY porters of the powder In question. which has received =ld, and the farm ...

... attention. THE STRONGEST MAN IN THE WORLD moot break the EVERLASTINO PORPOISE AKIN BOOT LACES, mold by GILL & CO., Leather-eellers and shoe Mew IL Brewer-street. Golden-square, London, W. par pair, by poet fourteen stamps. SOLE 'ONSIGNERS of Vlvant's ...

... step o' • jig en' then, rerouting that be's Once enople in Me joints this mornin'. Madge says be's a bonnie like man to dance •boot in that manner. Habbie MIL her to keep quiet, for if ski him my main o' bar impertinence, he'll wife. Madge Imam; an' H•bbie ...

... played at the end of last week, between the Gentlemen of Kent and the Gentlemen of Sumas. That two gentlemen should score so largely ea Mr. M. A. Troughton and Mr. H. A. Richardson did for Kent is not nowadays so extremely remarkable. bat that then should ...