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... Rotterdam. About an average business is doing in our markets, to follows :—Scolcb, 660 to 1453; Irish, 00s to 1003; Essex and Kent qualities, 100, to 150 s ; Foreign, Olt to 10,i3 per ton. SEEDS. LONDON SEED MARKET, Monday last.—The demand for Cloverseed ...
... Getakntan. Wow SALES OF HORSES BY MESSRS TATTERSALL. TILE MmDL& Pate The aural sale of Mr Bleekiron's yearlings took place at Kent, Saturday eight days. The attendance was not large as last year, bat buyers enough were present to prevent fang off In prim ...
... wish for their introduction, as • convenient supply of labour. The sews that the first instalment of the new labourers was &boot to leave Toulon brought a crowd of old c./on:.tP, under the leadership of a stoblawiaa, de Tourris, from the Isle of Bourbon ...
... or Carriage Paid, at the following rates. els. 1000 ; on Pan Donis. PETER DRUMUOND, Tract and Boot Depot. Stirling, N.B. London.: S. W. PARTRIDGE, and W. KENT t Co., Pater• floater how. Kdinburgb Owens A Bort., Jour and TRACT I J. WCALI.V r. Religious ...
... whose candidate was defeated, should bleak the other's boots in one of the *est nubile streets of the city of Hartford. The result was that the democratic representative lately Welted the negro's boots, surrounded by an crowd. Utah as boys use in the streets ...
... not been a transcendental philosopher, would bays really bees an eminent poet. The collector of Golden. Loaves, indeed, has not militated the most golden of Emerson's contributions to the muse. There are finer things than we have hen ; and here, we are ...
... crowded round the hurdles. The entries of horses number 282, and they are from all parts of the kingdom from Darlington to Kent, Under the operation of the cattle plague Orders of the Privy Council no horned catch could be exhibited. As no show was held ...
... lase, tun a. —On Friday, in the Golden Lion Hotel , e ar n of Nort h, near Murrayskal), to the w estward of Stirling, in the parish of Minims's, extending to 120 acres imperial =same, was sus sp to public auction in the Golden Lion R o es!, was knocked down ...
... Company, for a criminal infcematios against a Liverpool paper called the Pon:spews, Which charged the company with scuttling the Golden Fleece. Tim New Penn.—The Post understands that peerages have been declined by Mr W. B. Beaumont, member for South Northumberland ...
... foundation-stone of the new Ste ech Room. DISCOVERY A SKELETON.—A few days ago the men employed in widening the foot of Maidstone Ilridg,e, where three houses have been taken down, discovered a skeleton. It was only a few feet from the surface of the ...
... injuries which proved fatal. ABERDEEN. THEFT BY A MILL GIRL ANII tho Police Court on Friday--before Bailie C. Smith* Elepet Kent, a young girl residing in Albion Street, was charged with stealing some cotton flock from the Banner Mill ; and Marjory Laing ...
... 1877. five yearling Ewes-1, £lO, R. Corner ;2, £5, Sir J. Heathcote-Amory, Tiverton. Romney Marsh or Kent. -Y earling Rams-1, £lO, J. S. S. Godwin, Maidstone ; 2, £5, H. Rigglen Lyminge. Rams of any other age-1, £lO, H. Rigglen ; 2, £5 R. Widen. Pens of five ...