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... Deptford, builder. T. Dukes, Faringdon, Berkshire innkeeper. /4. King, Oxford, timber merchant. J. Bentlett. East Pecham, Kent, grocer. J. G. Moore and H. Bayliss, Norwich, icarehousemen. W. Star, Lynn, Norfolk, currier. J■ Pigg, Fulboarn, Cambridgeshire ...
... that his Full-length Wellington Boots will commence i*s. 6d., and his Men's pnme Walking Shoes at ss. «d. s. d. Prime Bluchers 5 G Cloth Boots 8 6 Ladies' Cloth Boots 5 (Best make.) Ladies’Satin Shoes 6 Children’s Cloth Boots Observe-No. 93. REDCLIPF-STREET ...
... Webb, to Winston ?? Durham.-Rev.' B. Whitelock, to Groom. bridge Pt., Kent.-Rev. T. Whorwood, to be a Surro- gate for: the Diocese of Oxford.-Rev. A. L. Winter, to Oare P.C., Kent.-Rev. S.Woodman, to Chettle C., Dorset. -It is rinourid th ththe Rev. Samuel ...
... Gutta Percha Soles ft RE the only effectual remedy for preventing Damp Feet. They i». are attached to BOOTS READY-MADE FOR SALE, or can be put on old Boots or Shoes in a very short time. Sold at H. PEMBROKE'S, Gutta Percha Depot, 220, Highstreet, Exeter. ...
... e, and Cottle, Wilts, to Jane, eldest dau.ofthe late Rev. T.G.Clare, rector of St. Andrew’s, Holborn, and vicar of Walmer, Kent. April 29. at St. Andrew's. Montpelier, Mr. Bedford, of West Yatton, Wilts, yeoman, to Miss Eliza Huff, of Catherineplace, ...
... reports from M «tate that the t ne ia in the most flourishing gn Ty Gyurc bas already been mentioned the pro | MAIDSTONE. UF jar Golden grounds on the rock are really very left aud they promise well—going duw a taper they did not frel the drought of May ...
... disturbance in the street, gave him the extra money he demanded to get rid of him. Two thieves broke into a coffee-house in Maidstone, Kent, one night, last week, gagged the keeper, he lay in bed asleep, and carried off 60f. which had been scraped together to ...
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... until it receives the sacred consummation marriage. When union does not take place, however, this passion, this fervour, this golden tide the manliest feelings becomes a deadly poison in the heart, which now darkens, it before brightening all things upon ...
... evidence in every particular. On Tuesday evening I went to Kent’s house, and saw the father, who told me Fanny was dead ; neither he nor the mother seemed affected. Susan Kent sworn ; I the wife John Kent; have been married twelve years, and had seven children ...
... found Wellington Boots, Short ditto. Prince George’s Clarences, Black and Drab Cloth Boots, Bluchers. Cantabs, Albertonlans, and Grecians, together with a general assortment of Ladies’, Gentlemen s. Girls, Yoaths’, and Children's Boots and .Shoes, both ...
... first step is takeu, and what has just been morgaged may as Well be sold outright. Two thieves broke into coffeehouse, at Maidstone, Thurs- day se’Diiight; got into the bedroom of Mr. Filmer, the owner; overpowered liim while he was asleep, and gagged him ...