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... White .. .29 a 9 - Cakeaton£85 0 a £86 .0J Litharge ?? 23 10 a -01 PRICEofHOPS inthe BOROUGIH.-Perewt.) E. Kent. Mid. do. Wealdof Sussex. Farnham 4 Kent. I BAGS: s. s. s. s. S. s. s. s. 1836.. -a- 70086 -0- - 183b---a a a - 1834.. -a --a -- --a --a- 1833. ...
... Pilch's ground, Town Mailing, Kent. The greatest interest had been excited both iv the north and south, and at the time that the wickets were pitched, o'clock, hundreds of spectators had assembled from Gravesend, Rochester, Maidstone, to witness the skill of ...
... and anxious competition; and a week of the greatest interest,— taking all circumstance*. modes, maaiu, and appliance, into boot,- will, on all hands, prevail. If, indeed, any proof were required as to the qualities of tbs Yorkshire horses, and to tbs ...
... in the containing 72, 12r., in the Oc- I J ;mice Savage. mentioned Estate is subject to Laud Tax of ',mum, and to a Lord's Kent of IS* a year. ESTATE consisting of Serest Closes of csiled Sweet Milk, situate at Colby in the ‘l.pleby, containing 16.5. ...
... Ladies' Prime Cloth 13oots . . 7s. Sd. Gentlriemen's Wellington Boots from i4e. OSd. Du. Do. Second ?? 8 (lid. Clarence Boots.ICs. old. Do. Ds. Soiled .15. lOd. Do. Do. 12s. Oil. Do. Snow Boots, Galosh . Is. Gd. Wellington Shoes Os. lid.. 7s. lid., Is. fd ...
... forgive me, Is what—when done with less dainty grace— Plain folks caU Theft! American Deer.—They iuffer moit from wolrei, who boot in packs like hounds, and who seldom give tho chase until deer is taken. hare often sat, moonlight summer night, at the door ...
... Corporation ot Loodtm, &c No. 83 Upper Ttiames-streci, near the Southwark Bridge, and at his Paint Works. Surrey Canal Bridge, Kent Rood, begs particu- larly to nrcommend this valuable and tconomical Paint, st the most effectual covering for all exterior ...
... Forelgn Hidec .10..l a ill Ditto, small ?? a 21 rat Dressing Hides - 11 a 14 ?? a 20 Su: Ditto, Shalved ?? 12 a 14 ?? - 6 a11 re] Boot Saddlers Hides 14 a 16 Bellies6a AlI English Horsellides 10 a 13 Should~ers ?? 7 a 13 rat BUTTER, BACON,CHEESE, & HAMS, per ...
... Stealing Boots, he. Thomas Sylvester and Bryan Fog, charged with stealing boots, he. from the shop Mr. William Ward, of Scotlaad-street. were committed for trial Another boot and shoe thief, named James Ilanesworlb, was also committed.— Another boot thief ...
... and in Paris they are in as great request as the mirrors themselves. A woman harnesses diligence horses. A woman cleans your boots as you rest them upon her little stand at the Pont Neuf. At theatres it is woman that sells you your ticket, and other women ...
... Upper side, Water. loo bridge, lead merchant J- P. Fish, Lisle street, Leicester square, boot manufacterert DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. N. s Nov. 22. J. Leavy, of the Kent Hotel, Herne Bay, gent, S Oi innkeeper I 6 - 23 J. M. Layman, Shefford,surgeon i 10 ...
... at RICHMOND, in the County of York, and hold a Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, pursuant to the Statue. I . . ..Kent* rrofwrting me na:e of the Poor, Progress of Edu- . i lion, Ac I n Magazine now presented to the notice ol the public . in ...