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... ri MBF.H 15, Lord and ndy Guilford arrived vesferdav the Rectory, Old Alrestord, from their seat at XValderxliare Park, in Kent. This evening: the mail from Poole London comiti 'noes Imvollintr tn the London and Southampton Railway. The mail will pa** ...
... Duchess of Kent, and authorised by het Majesty's Lords of the Treasury. Red • V I. B. req.. owed and The Mn. GYN. owed of Wiry Bode, ewes of th Witaymos b atm. Mr. John Ronde., LaMar, and R. Walter. • Mr. A. M . l•tyre, 'eed 6 . y. No. 3, shoot, Golden. Siam ...
... Road., Whet, and R. Walker, Itsq. a magistrate. Mr. A. aged 65. No. 3, Miser street, Golden- Blume. cored Gotta Serena. M. Limon, gag. Mashie Library. 'Wingate. Kent ; mired Of M Jamaica or Goats Scrim. No. 37, Rerent's•part, London. Mr. P. No. narperatreet ...
... Spread Eagle Gracechurch-streei. Cross Keys Wood-street. Swan with Two Necks. Lad-lane. George and Blue Boar Holborn. Golden Cross Chatiug Cross. Universal Office Regent Circus, PiccadHly. WILL. REED, Secretary. Bth October, 1833. FB._-Zs.CE AND XTALT ...
... elegance of attitude, it the Cock of the Rock— it it truly magnificent ; the Rifle Bird is another splendid specimen ; the Golden Cuckoo and Rosewing Parrot are also superb birds, even among the in. finity of rich plumage that meets the eye in every direction ...
... and foreign grain LONDON, FRIDAY. cannot fail to reduce prices for a time.—Globe. Hops.--Picking commenced on Wednesday in Kent, and Madrid Pape rs announce that the Ministry is will be general next week. T' he mould has committed ex- and cons tituted ...
... territory ficient 6000 of these tril si. aw tr le their flocks and herds. = which —_ = aaa s, and Pee — nid Uh ounuay aa. Th Kent attended divine serv ice at the new Palace. essary Dr. Short officiated, aud the Bishop of Lo mdon preacl ich the 0 pro- Her ...
... John Jam,* Hough. R.N., to the Rev. Ollive Hol.lngworth, youngeat aon of the late T. R. Hollingwoi th, of Hayle Place, Maidstone. Kent. Married, Jan. 23, at fordington Church, Dorches- ter, by the Rev. Henry Movie, John Bryer Ooddard, eaq. ■urgeon, ot ...
... oth, nt 7 Evening; June 12th. Nt 11 Evening; June 19th, nt 7 Evening; June 20, 10 Evening ; — returning every YVednesdny. The Kent, From Soulhnmplon to Portsmouth and Poole, (calling nt Ryde, Cowes, Y 'nrmouth, Ax.) letiving Southampton every Monday, Wednesday ...
... erally understood, wou | East KentPockets £0 0 £0 0 Weald of Kent Pts. 5 10 aged 52, in Mr. CRUICKSHANK thought, after the displa y which had been mense exertions W hich the different rai Mid Kent Pockets 80; during witnessed on this occasion, that the company ...
... precision, a ad in the mos t soldie rlike order. and a number of tion, are to have nothing mo PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE. n Kent, Cambridge Lord Hill, Sir Charl es Dalbiac, from a sum of mone y equal to 16 years purchase of the sai oor law e three bands ...