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... view rarely excelled. May viewed with permission of the Tenants. Particulars obtained, 30 Days previous to the Sale, at the Golden Lino, Solihull; Mermaid, Knowle; Black Swan aud Warwick Arms, Warwick ; Dee’s Royal Hotel, Birmingham; King's lle ...
... the improvement in the different boys* performances. Her Majesty afterwards proceeded to hold a drawingroom. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria came state, with three carriages, escorted the Royal Horse Guards. The dresses of their Royal Highnesses ...
... Palmer, France, and Palmer. Bedford-row. D. TWORT, Hersmonden, Kent, mfiler, Jaly 38, 37, and Aagest 34. eleven. Solicitor*, Mr. Here, Scrle-etreet, Lincoln's lon-tcldsi Hr. JcFcry, Maidstone. , W. TURNBULL, Upper Grafton-street, Fltsroy-eqaard. me sic ...
... creative mind! In that fair realm, unseen by vulgar eye. And peopled by the children of the air, Sat bright-eyed Fancy on her golden throne And there stood raptured SHAKSPEARE by her side. Smiling, and âwarbling his native wood-notes wild. Ages have pass'd ...
... .awwt-a. fhe Uon-iUg of England fiewi lady waa io high beailb and apirite. She aubseqnenlly bad The prisoner left Maidstone, at balf-paat nine clock, id they were deposited, and others were too far eabaosted QUANTITIES aad A VBIIAUE PKICEB af nniTlsn ...
... smaller sums, tad were eomatittod daftalt ' of payment and oovetal wanadmittod to balk State Kent.—On Monday, meeting of Magistrate* took place at Maidstone, when resolotion .ware entered into to rnpprcei all illegal assemblies; end to eoosoit upon the ...
... twelve, at the Golden Ina, Weymouth. Solicitor*. Me**ra. Bridgea and Ua«ua, Bed Lluo-square# Ur. Arden. Weymouth- If. WATHCN, Ul-iscevter. aTinv-maker. May 14, IS, and June 4, four, the Ham Inn, Gloucester. Solicitor*, Mr. A'Bcckttt, Golden-aquare, L»odon ...
... Monday last (ho funeral the late Mr. John Sodin, of the Brown Bear Inn, in thie town, was attended by procession consisting of •boot of Manchester United Order of Odd Fellow* (of which the deceased had b#en long a Member) established in the town. They all ...
... *’ The Frosts.—The sere frosty nights the beginning of the month hare eery much injured the frail in the district of Maidstone, in Kent. The apples and cherries suffered most. Borough mongers.—The term Bcratgkmnnser was first applied Sir Francis Bnrdett ...