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... Bath.—Walter Tickucr, of Tcnlerden, Kent, maltster, March I, at the While Lion Inn, Tenterden, Kent—Richard Musgrove. of Bristol, woollen draper, March 7. «t the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.—John Taylor, of Nottingham, boot maker. March 4. at the George the ...
... hanging by his spur tile bridle-rein:and d ra gged across field. Fortunately , the horse, by one of its plunges, caused Mr. boot to come off, and thus lie was set at liberty, but suit before he was severely injured. ; Tits Idissenot. Egraiss.—Aiiiiilmr ...
... has been source of wonder to uianv, ami of serious loss to not a few.—.Monnuj Paper. A Good Pi s.— l'mler the old jail at .Maidstone ran deep stream, which was used for the purpose of keeping it clean ; at each extremity of it there was iron grating, prevent ...
... 12s. lO^d.; Gloucester, £61,591. 19s. Hereford, £10,063. 12s. 6d.; Hertford, £23.701. Is. 9d. ; Huntingdon, £5,218. 9s.l|d.; Kent, £89,577. 17s. l*d.; Lancaster, £153,056.35. sfd.; Leicester, £18,178.125. 9£d.; Lincoln, £25,633. os. 10fd.; Middlesex, £1 ...
... name of Boothby engraved on both cases a pair of unfinished Wellington boots, a pair of women s black leather shoes lined with pink, with a great variety of other shoes and boots.—And on the same night, the adjoining house of John Mason was entered, and ...
... seper-excelleut anacoubse, I sallied forth Iroin the ina.jest a. the sun was sinking, end the Western Mir press. led a blaze of golden brightle What a sight is a est India sou-sot! 11 no, that lea toe witnessed its dazzling grandeur, can bow errs rat imperfect ...
... parts the plant it very slack bine. The dot) reusatos so last quoted, liZtoo. backers. Carreoey Kew East Kent pockets, in. N. to £5. les bknOl £9. Mid Kent., £6. os. &7 . 9s. ; bu ses pockets, £4. to in. Is. Ohl Keats, WI, 4 1, to Fri' EL). Moods), July IS ...
... was numerously attended. A correspondent the Morn inq Chroniclt says, that while the healths of the Queen, the Dutchess of Kent, and Root. eel were rapturously received, the name of the Duke of Wellington excited more hisses than cheers, and that of Lord ...
... subscription in the room for the benefit of orphan children of Welsh parents, including the King's lOOgs. and the Duchess of Kent's 50/., amounted to upwards of 1100/. Interest on Money.—Lord Chief Justice Ellenbo- has laid down the rule clearly and concisely ...
... the body ofthe deceased, on the way to its last resting place, was met on the road the prisoner, iv custody, on his way to Maidstone Jail. After the funeral, eighteen of the party, including the prisoner's father, dined at the deceased's house. The prisoner's ...
... sprits being usually sold without license : and net one in ten s ll home-brewed beer. Similar representations are made in East Kent, A magistrate expressed his *Dios that no single measure ever `caused so mach mischief in so short a time, in demoralizing ...