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... feelings of the writers are in the hands of Mrs Boulte To all the poor in Reading and the neighbourhood, the Embrocation is still distributed gratuitously by Mrs Boulte, in the same manner as in Mr Boulte’s lifetime; but in order to enlarge the sphere ...
... scarcely navigable for a BRIGHTON AND LEW E!> TRAlNS—daily. r .n i 4«i Iq2o 1 l S I 7 019 30 -1 - Ifrd&ledon'«C«..udrac(rt. skfff. At a place called the Cash, at the head of Bay Roberts PROVISION MARKETS, Monday, September 21. From BRIGHTON 17 01801910113012 ...
... all the poor in Reading and the ncighbourboood the Embrocation is still distributed gratuitously by Mrs. Boulte, in the Basse manner in Mr. Boulte’s lifetime; but order to enlarge the sphere its usefulness, she has. at the request of numerous friends and ...
... Parker, Sevenoaks, John Pitvujrth, John Fry, Tunbridge Weilt. William Brafier, Rye* Henry Withcridgc, Chatham. Thomas Palmer, Brighton. Neales. Dover, Tho. Baker, jud. Eaffbourne. William Lee, Uytbc. Jofcph Smith, Huftings, Thomas Pool, Matdflone, f».hn Blacker ...
... Isaac has left Brighton for Pirton Rectory, Worcester. Mrs Bedford has returned to her residence Lenedowne Piece. General Ashworth daily expected at bis residence in Kemp Town, from Peris. Mr Schneider and family have left Lower Rock Gtrdeoe for Soutbgstr ...
... ofthe writers, are in ?? ' ou- of Mr*. Boulte. ¦ tl « han ...
... Rye Tho Baker, jun. Eaflhoura Thomas Palmer, Brighton Smith, Halting* John Blacker, Lcwc* John Tilly, Steyning Thomas Vidler, BattJc John Uendy, Horfham T.Smyth, Wort hing&Shoreham George Bagthot Charles Boult, Egbam James Hebard, Ewell Richard Turner, ...
... besides which there are stone quarries, if wanted, capable of producing sufficient supply, to sty nothing large quantity of rocks on the shore, which are blown with gunpowder. The works here are altogether very extensive. In addition to the above, no leas ...
... doors. The Trustees tho Brighton and Cuckfield Turnpike Road resolved, at special meeting held last week,—Sir C. M. Uurreii, in the chair,—to continue the Preslou toll-gate its present situ- The traffic on tl.e London and Brighton tfcs> tens* ending Saturday ...
... In the year 1803 his Neapolitan Majesty conferred on him the Order of St. Janusrius. Marriages.— On Monday se’nnigbt, at Brighton, Mr. William Anderson, of Gracechurch, to Mrs. Prichard, of Bond-street. Thursday se’nnight, at the Cathedral church of Hereford ...
... inactive, and many persons ?? property are about to emigratc.' The lodging-house keepers and proprietors of resi- dences at Brighton have been wofully disappointed in their expestatiens of highl rents during the present season. Mansions of the first class ...
... cresidence in the New-road, Brighton, Mrs. Smith, formerly t) housekeeper at the Pavilion, ?? the Regency and reign of al George IV. Thc deceased enjoyed a liberal pension, and was oif highly respected. er Died, at Brighton, a few days since, Mrs. Puttock ...