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... In Kent near Westerham.—A Freehold Pleasure Farm 122 Acres with Ornamental Grounds—By Mr. GEORGE ROBINS, at the p'oS Power o°f n S r.r DAY - M ' A FREEHOLD PLEASURE FARM, de- Ci- lightfully situate about three miles beyond WESTERHAM, IN KENT and ...
... Four Louses, Nos. 38, 39, 40, and 41, Spital-street, Mile-end ; held for 41 years, ground-rent ; taxes, 12/.—135/. Tne Golden Boot public-house (but now unlicensed), No. 94, Milton-street, the corner of Csmden-court, in the parish of St. Luke—4so/. Two ...
... Kxcham HIGH WATER THIS I>AY LONDON. BRIDGE. M->rnlne. 4 —Aflernoon. 25 »T»lniitea >«M» 4 WANTED, at the Bricklayers'Arms, Kent-road, POTBOV, who uoderataoda Ida business. WANTED a stout active LaD, about Fs years of age. to carry out betr. clean pot* ...
... Maceroni, among his Seasonable Hints, in the Mechanics' Magazine for January, 1836, states that he has had only three pairs of boots for three years, and he thinks he shall not want any more for five years to come. And why ? Why, because he has studied out ...
... Sunday Mr. Brashier, a boot and shoemaker, of No. 16, Blandford-street, Portman-square, left town, accompanied by his wife and a juvenile party, for the purpose of visiting a friend residing at the Retreat, near Lewisham, in Kent. Having spent the day ...
... Heartsease .T. Sharman, Laxton. The best alx Heartscaie. Ditto. The best Nosegay Mrs. Golden, TinwelL The second beat ditto .Mrs. Pilmore, Tin well. The beat Wallflower - Sf GoodlirTe, Wakerley. Tbe ...
... Reformers of Maidstone have prevented boot, to the value of betiveen Z7O and LW to thy. editor of the Maidaome Gapqle, in approbation of hi, advocacy of their cause. At Canterbury they are about to present a bible to the editor of the Kent IhroId; and ...
... evidence is most material to the case A few nights one the Exeter coaches proceeding the SouthamptOM railway had the contents the boot ignited by sparks from engine which totally destroyed valuable lace aud great part the luggage belonging to the passengers ...
... 1119CILLANIES. Before Lord Clarendon', departure Madrid. the Quern made inquiries if hie lordship would accept of the tinder of the Golden Fleece. the highest in Simla, when there should loos ; was bruited to number of MI there snit 30 on Anstria, no other kmgoltun ...
... may derive similar advantages is my principal motive for addressing you. lam, your's truly. ?? . Thomas Wksks, Gent. Maidstone, June 2, 1835. The proprietor has received numerous testimonials to the above atfeet. Prepared only by E.Mit.ta. Chemist ...
... tition from traders at Torquay, complaining ofthe couduct of the Newfoundland House of Assembly. Viscount MAIDSTONE piesented a petition from Kent, in favour of an extension uf national education on religious principles. Mr. GODSON presented a petition ...
... by recognisance' in double the amount of the R. is usual iii such eases. N C ro BUILDER Commicitionera for ireland, on or boote the B[ll day of May, 18+9, will receive Plop.sel‘ Pewing the addition of the Church ot !idea n, Couniy Kildare, to she flan ...