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... period 1 flattered myself with the hope drinkiof of the Churchwarden, and that the Parishioners b« requested to golden torrent that flowed through, without enriching the name the other. land—Delusive hope !—an unlucky error into which Major . That each ...
... e” in golden let ters, surmounted by the Crown, rested on pillars of crimson velvet, which stood on a purple pedestal; on three steps at the base, were the words—” Albufera,” Talavera,” Peninsula,” wreathed round the pillars engraved in golden characters ...
... li»»egi»en the proceedings at Maidstone yesterday, necessarily abridges us In the pleasant task obserring upon them. Jt *»ai originally intended to have celebrated tlu* anticipated triumph on Heath, a dinner on the same day at Maidstone ; but this was found ...
... inference was directly the reverse. Mr. ROBARTS presented two petitions the same effec —one from Cranbrook, Kent, and the other from the Borough of Maidstone, signed persons. It was known that great deal of discussion had token place that county, with reference ...
... held Incase tor three Lives, renewable for ever,at the yearly Kent I.SOI. Oil these Premises the Bankrupt built three Dwelling-houses; some them arc set at will, and produe? a yearly Kent 1371. and others them are unset. 10— Another Holding iu Townscnd-strcet ...
... was very sure that the Duke did not mean the God of Heaven. (A laugh and cheers.) The Duke of Newcastle, bis God, meant a golden God, and certainly no one ever had more reason to admire God of gold than his Grsce. (Great confusion.) Mr. Cobbett then read ...
... real friends WiStiIILSEAS, the BRVIKIES, the UESNVS, those have now claimed again for themselves the emphatic . 3l the Men Kent, as distinguished from the Kentish Men. know that Sir ARCHIBALD CHRISTIE and ■lier allant officers would have attended ...
... which wished adopted in lieu one iounded the resolutions pi reai!, IPs voice, however, was completely oenned amid.-t the bootings one part of the bkinblv, and the cheers another. The »IForts i Mr. \Vodehcuse and the High Sheriff were exerted, hut in vain ...
... Folkstone, in Kent, and two of his servants, were brought to London, in custody of Hall, an officer of Union-hall, and assistants. The facts of the case are represented as follow:—In May last a gentleman named Ditch, who resides at Hawkhurst, in Kent, was in ...
... the • years, subject to 1001. yearly Kent. .far Sale to commence at o Clock. D. C. ROOSE, Sheriffs. WILLIAM HODGES, JOHN DODD, Auctioneer, 12, Upper Sackville-street. AUCTION of the Bound and Boarded Stock of Boote, ] Stationery lkite/t Medicines of the ...
... shades Black Bombazine, Princctta, Lutestring, and Black Crapes for Ladies Mourning, Ladies Boots and Shoes every description, with large assortment Children’s Boots and Shoes. Church-street, Ennis, May ...
... eleven him horsemen, from the window the Bull Inn, that stands an the green, coming in at the three roads, leading from Maidstone, Rochester, and Bexley, I saw great numbers come along the same roads afterwards ; and, at one time, upwards of three hundred ...