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... different characters in the course of five hours at three dfferent places Maidstone Rochester and Canterbury each is to occupy forty minutes The distance from Rochester to Maidstone is nine miles and from Rochester to Canterbuiy twenty-seven considering ...
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... caliinz,” and be had thrown aside his rez-bag, and was quietly do- miciled in the House of industry. Here, while litt'e ef a golden shower, be was awe ke early on news that dame Monday morning, by the very | fortune had in one of ber mest sencrous freaks ...
... tbe are chiefly engaged in country trade duty 145000 and 150000 but few backers Preseut Prices East Kent Pockets 8 gl 15s Mid Kent' Pockets Weald of Kent Pockets 10s to 15s FROM THE LONDON PAPERS WEDNESDAY the HOUSE OF LORDS last night Local Jurisdictions ...
... 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 ...
... over the whole breadth ...
... place between the Knight of the Golden Lion (J. O. Fairlie), and the Knight of the Griffin (Earl of Craven.) In the first tilt, both lances were touched, but no serious damage done. In the second tilt, the knight of the Golden Lion touched the lance of his ...
... to be printed end re-considered on Tuesday next Adjourned HOUSE OF COMMONS WEDNESDAY 6 Sir J Hobhouse reported from the Maidstone Election Committee that Mr Vector not duly elected and that the last election was null aad void Also that neither the petition ...
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... pieces of tiles or broken pots this compost plant selected small dwarfs of Hawthornden compendu plat Kerry pippin golden Harvey Cole’s golden drop Keswick codiin scarlet nonpareil apples Passe Colmar sickle bearre de Capian-ment Marie Louise and Easter bearre ...
... him call for assist- ance, but being locked up, could notafford him any. had 30 gowns and cassocks, 100 pair of 108 pair of boots, 406 pair of shoes, 60 wigs, yet always wore his own hair, 68 dogs, 80 carts and waggons, 80 ploughs, and used nove, 50 saddles ...
... Downs Kents and Half-breds Welsh Polled lolled Lair.Lr ss. 2s. ' 7s. Os, Od. to fis. er«b 6d. 7s. dd. od. 3s. Ou. Od. 9s. Ud. Cd. os. (d. la. Bd. to la. lOd. ls. Bd. la. lOd. ls. Id. Ig. Bd, FLEECE WOOLS, N. and 8. Down Hoggets Half-bred ditto Kent - The ...