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... saw any in this couutry, but what rendered this novelty more striking, was that their branches were well laden with their golden fruit. At the end of this grove of orange trees, on each side, was a smaller gallery, then another orange grove, and a gallery ...
... next, and we have the satisfaction., to state that the subscription list hasbeenhandsomely filled —Gloucester Jourrea , . MAIDSTONE.—The Mayor and the principal inhabitants intend to dine together at the Town-hall. In the evening there will be a grand display ...
... M.P., Chairman. Wm. Buttersvorth Bayley, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Henry Bowden, Esq. I Major John Luard Sir Robert Colquhoun, Boot Thomas Willis Muskett, Esq. John Fuller, Esq. l HenryGeorge Ward, Esq., M.P. Edward Lee, Esq. j lilajor George Willock NOVEL ...
... xcellence : the shooting of all ma; Kent, & st is and Air Guns on the premises.—J. C. REILLY, 316, Hig! near Chancery lane.—See Sporting Magazine for July. and re- |, which, IDING AND DRIVING WHIP MANUFAC ek party GOLDEN PERCH, 52, STRAND.—Strong Ridin; ...
... the ompliment by bowing gracefully the populace, rile good-humour of the crowd found n congenial in the approach the Duchess Kent and attendants, with her proper escort of Life Guards, and her Royal Highness was greeted with very unequivocal demonstrations ...
... Mr J Freshwater KENT Ashford Mr Tunbridge Mr Tolhurst Canterbury Cranbrook Mr Dennet Deal Mr Underwood Dover Mr Williams Faversham Mr Hankins Gravesend Mr Couves Headcornc Mr Vane llythe Mr Tiffcn Lamberburst Mr Boorman Mr Brown Maidstone Mr Williams Margate ...
... Smith the Honourable Captain Hotham the chairman and vice-chairman of the board KENT will seen by the parliamentary that the Sabbath Bill of the honourable member for East Kent Mr Plumptre (the further consideration of which in committee postponed till Wednesday ...
... These galleries were dignified by their proprietors with the various aristocratic titles of the Koval Victoria Gallery, the Kent Gallery, the Canning Gallery, &c. Sec. Shortly after five o’clock, the frequent showers, which had threatened to render the ...
... er^ HOUSF^CARnpT. for. t~o month., would give the USE of h?s Clern-iIT-ifh _.__:«• f W *, bealt . y Pa ° f the COasl of Kent . » a ?? r 5> a i anwlth . a «n»all family, who would take his duty for that F0 R 7 m a ™ C te larS PP ' y IeUCf ' l A ...
... collectively speaking, consist of five crowns, as many sceptres, four swords, two rings, one golden orb, one pair of golden spurs, various splendid robes,Jaud golden vessel and spoon for the anointing. ...
... ever saw in this country, hut what rendered Ibis novelty more striking was, that their branches were well laden with their golden fruit. The Carlton Cluh, with its two galleries hung with blue and red, and covered with a striped awning, was the handsomest ...
... Swan Inn, 148 t0 Rickmansworth; Essex Arms, Watford ; at Garraway's ; a Farebrother and Co.'s, Lancaster-place, Strand. _ East Kent.—Eligible Freehold Estate, called Overland Possession, near to Faversham and Canterbury. FARE:BROTHER Co., at Garraway's, on ...