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... VOL KXXXV 4465 SALES BY AUCTION l8I' POET Bottle hard crusted for immediate use High Golden select valuable i less CLARET Old COGNIAC casks Four Octaves of particularly choice Pale 1S53 now fit lor Bottling 16 KB 1 Four first-class 1851 fit Hnttli Ianf ...
... / KENT HOPS. X BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. PAR AD ICE, At his Public Sale Rooms. 26, SMALL STREET, near the Exchange, on THUUSiJAY NEXT, the 4th June, SIXTY POCKETS of PRIME KENT HUPS, comprising Pockets the growth of 1H27. ditto of IS2B. The whole will ...
... POETRY THE LIFE-BOAT AGNES Of all the brave vessels that ride the blue sea like the life boot gallant and For the gather winds o’er stormy Away ! Through and leaves the bay ! ship drifting before the gale shivered and rent each sail to the ! cry that ...
... THE BRISTOL MIRROR GENERAL ADVERTISER 5 1859 ORIGINAL POETRY SOXGS EVENING-LAND MBS H LYNCH Introduction land golden sunset lorely Tropic Isles Around crimsoned forests The old Atlantic smiles Where night is clothed loveliness fiery day ne'er wore And ...
... Aldgale, and formerly of Fetter-lane, jeweller; March I, April solicitor. Clark, St. 'Swithin's-lane. William Jackson, .Maidstone, Kent, jeweller and hard wareman March I, April solicitor, I.ackinglon, Copt hall-building*. Joseph the younger. All Smut*, ...
... the kitchen put the boots into the passage Holkham cleaned knives on morning because he witness to him garden Neither the nor boots were unusually dirty morning had' not more ordinary difficulty in cleaning boots about half-past Mr Kent came into toe garden ...
... Duke'a-nlm-e. Alibw. . I rietnaUcr ; Jan. is. Fab. I, *#, llaaioghall street; Wmi..! '*' and Hock, Lotbbnrr. '' Ctaaa, Northampton, boot and mauulaeiurar IS. Fab. St, BasingtiaU solicitor*. Carter and („r~' Msyor's Com Oftce. Patras Mautar, Banuimdeer street, ...
... of Cheoun-etrect, Kedford-row, Middlewx, boildw. DIVIDENDS—From tte Friday, -Wav 11- May 29. T. and K. S. Koeter, Yalding, Kent, inaluter*. May 11. J. Hugbee, K. North, and R Hnghee.of Mobbctlcy.Cherbire, aodofMaaebeeter, eotton-epinnere and manufacturer* ...
... possesses freehold hr'Upt that night the northern staircase, and was tlie first estate of near acres, mansion, tic. neat Folkstone, Kent, “'■ it stairj. (I, i um , (iotely ran into tlte High-street, citlletl and two of his setvants, were brought to town, in custody ...
... stone-merchants.—Feb. 16.. J. g. lade, Maidstone, corn-factor; J. G. Bebb, Oxford, raaltater; W. aad J. Quinton, Baaford, Nottinghamshire, timber-merebants; J. Lee, jun., Nottingham, joiner Feb. 16 G. Sporle, laswkb, boot-maker; J. Clarke, Denton, Norfolk ...
... number, voluntarily, with one voice and joint consent, enlisted Into the 17th' Regiment of Light Dragoons, now lying at Maidstone, in Kent, tender orders for foreign service. On the morning of the 17th inst between and 4 o'clock, Longmore Milt, near Stroud ...
... miles ,handlo,hJ^ from London) Kent, tAun miles from London) Surry, (more than miles f rom London) Sussex Aylesbury,.. .Oth and 10th July. Bedford, .I)t& and lOtk July Colchester,. and 1011. July. Maidstone,. .OiA and 10th July Isle of Wight * ...