... Sussex planters are determined to gain the pre-emine nee, if possible, and as our quality is superior to t >» Urze the Middle-Kent planters to take perticular pai in leav- ing every mouldy hop and all the black leaves out of the sample. ‘The large quantity ...

... and, casting down his eyes, beheld what had before escaped his observation, a pair huge Wellington boots in lieu of the delicate sandal spruce half-boot. A loud horse-laugh from some wags in ambush accompanied the denouement, and the luckless lover hastened ...

... deaths 9. Hors.—The tationa near Maidstone con- tinued to improve until Saturday ; since then the hig! h winds and colder weather will, we fear, stop the: ir growth, and diminish the quantity and quality. From the Weald of Kent we have various at some vs slight ...

... every morning st half past eight, ;by the old mute,) through Nantwith, Stafford, 14whkeld, Hitickley, and Northampton, to the Golden Cross, Chu ing Cross, London, where will orrice at lialf•past sit o'clock the following morning. It leaves London at half-past ...

... by somewhat besides the consideration of their own credit and profit. At Diion, in 1386, a phy- sician was fined by t fty golden besides being imprisoned, fur not | completed the cures of some whose recovery he had undertaken ; and the beau- tiful to ...

... constructed the most ap- daily :— depart from the above Office LONDON ORIGINAL MAIL ON 8 to rua, every morning at ten 0’ . the Golden Cross, Sn a EW ROYAL MAIL, by Hartford arrives at the Mouth, at —_ os THAMPTON wory mores cerca at ROYAL MAIL, o'clock, by ...

... ed Lot, situate on the East Side of the Car- in be tit ir t i ta al ris'll n o it r A te cto s n o , d co b iti r ni e 4 .boots, „ fro an as d y i e n ar th io r y o a co:gation of William Williams, 11. an Allotment of LAND, on Langeinwen Corn- OFrac ...

... Terms and to be addressed ESPECTFULLY leave to announce to the Deck ditto ditto d.tto.. all that rez’ ceive the tithe of the boot 'Y¥; and in Segna, and in sumed on the 19th July. the best bid at the Inn, in Wi Mr James Maddock, 106, Northgate blic, that ...

... and FARM, that st is Mr. Ewart’s intention, if Mr. Robert fac up the civer. when the conrt irstead of granting them imme- wo Golden Charing Cross, Lon- morning ; returns ae Barket, valuable Mines of for rewaving assize from Thetf ands | diate relief, put ...

... the thirty- ter from S. DAVIES, Chemist, the earti: trembles. of the Al TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, and Barnet, to the Golden Cross, Charing Cross, Lon December, 1829. PLINTSHIRE. Row, their Agent for this city and nei $. & Co.'s The present Earl > ...