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... like R worm i' thebud, Kent ( E.)-Knittchiesll, Pluniptis LED -Jessie, Bell, for Sy-Ailey, N S.W.-Margaret, Foster, for EUROPE M-Ilenty Dorset. Herstnaoncea grazier. Feed on her damask cheek.-SIIAKSPEaIia. I, ANKBUPTCY SUPERSEIMD. Kent 1W )-Geary, Iludges ...

... in the neighbourhood WHEREAS Fiat Bankruptcy is awarded and issued against JOHN CAINE of Stockport in the county of Chester Boot and Shoemaker Dealer and Chapman and he being declared Bankrupt is hereby required to surrender himself to the Commissioners ...

... CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS. WEST KENT' CriNSERVATIV . K DINNErt.—MAIDSTONE.—Ths Conservatives of the 'Western Division of the con err of Kent on Tuesdey held their first annual dinner at Maidstone, when about 600o[ the leading noblemen and gentlemen resetting ...

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... screening malt.—James Crelliu, of Liverpool, and James Holt of the same place, for improvements in water closets.— Robert Brown, Maidstone, engineer and iron founder, for improvements in the construction of Cnekle's stoves.— 11 'than' Hearn, Pentonvllle, and William ...

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... prospect of success. • AMC!, YOUNG MEN.---Wear your coat a week longer, and your old hat a month. Old hats feelbest—so do old boots. And, finally, leave off buying books, and take a newspaper. It. has hen observed that the gooseberries .growu in this nei ...

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