... the deck, Neptune saw A sight in the cabin that chill’d him with awe,— Two boots of resplendence, in each of which shone A mimicking figure dress like bis own ; Nor dreamt in boots bis true shadows to tiud. fully had terror pervaded bis mind. The scene ...

... . Borough, (Jptintie to bare a steady trade for tbe choicest -■fe middling and low a lieary sale. —The Duty is at Kent sb. to 10s. Kent Podcets i.. .1 sb. to Oa. Sussex Pockets Os. to 6 10s. Worcester, Oct.* 25.—Tile m irket on Saturday was brisk; ...

... and the morrow may bring forth, without even the shadow of successful result Tb* idea of the Dutch Kiug prosing in set terms ■boot his tranquillity and prosperity, whilst in the same breath plumes himself on the formidable state of hia ,l t«ir/orcei,”aod ...

... Stevenage Mrs Aldham Sawbridge Mr E Tring Mr S Rich Watton Mr Moginic Gt Berkhamps Mr C Lambert Welwyn Mr J Freshwater AGENTS KENT BEDFORDSHIRE Harwich Mr Hormlon Mr Jefferies Ingatestone Mr J Self Kelvedon Mr Malilon Burnham Tillingham South instcr Mannmgtree ...

... silk handkerchief's marked i were taken from drawers many of which were ran-sack cl tbeir contents thrown the room KENT The poor fishermen Kent have sometimes considered a very refractory set but really it would appear that they deserve such a character in ...