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... GOLDEN AUSTRALIA LETTERS FROM THE DIGGINGS, We publish the following extracts from letters which have been written persons who lately emigrated Australia their friends England. The first letter is from the pen of cabinet-maker Leeds, and appeared originally ...
... .He Po^cbnic lect'ure'on of Intelligence from Instinct to Kelson The untiring attention of a large audience was kent un ti 1 a late hour by the eloquent and interesting kept up and at the close a unanilecture of ‘he '- awa rdcd him, on the motion of raous ...
... merchant. Newcittle-upon-Tyne. William P. Wagborn, grocer. Weaternam. Kent. Algernon S. Auaten, tbip and iuiuraace broker, Mortimer' ttreet. Cavendlsb-square. Jobn Whittingbam. boot and eboemaker, Liverpool. Chulet Dixon, tbip builder. Liverpool. SCOTCH ...
... James William Golden, Brighoose, Yorkshire, card maker. John Phillips, Birmingham, wood turner and timber dealer. Webster Morris, Oxford, printer. Thomas Morrison, Rhyl, Flintshire, coal merchant. William Harrison and George Taylor, iladlow, Kent, maltsters ...
... Bridge Wharf, Millbank, Uestmioeter, stone merchant. John Boots, Luton and Suodland, Kent, brick-maker. Henry John Aehlin, High Holboru, wholesale shoe-maker. Thomas Prichard, aide up, Footscray, Kent, apothecary. Charles Onken, Kopemakers’-street, Fmsbury ...
... chant Ysetwus, William, Tonbridge, Kent, cabinet-maker and builder SruAiELL, Walter, late of Old Brentford, boot and shoemaker KISR, Henry, late of 14, Pertland-ierrace, St. John's Wood Souer, Francis William, Maidstone, beer-seller WAIZO8T, William, New ...
... Rye Sussex Ai Deptford Kent Saffron Walden Essex fying Dorking Surrey Sandwich Kent coor Dover Kent Sevenoaks Kent Dunatable Bedo St. Alba's Iterts St. Ives Hunts Epsom Surrey St. Neat, Hunts Steyniog Sussex Cocej Gravesend Kent Stony ...
... tho Royal Charter was lost, and that nearly all board had perished. A Splashing Sportsman. —The Maidstone Journal introduces account of run with the West Kent hounds, with the following re-prodnetion of amusing old story, which, former days, was the subject ...
... states that the greatest dinner ever known m England was that given by Lord Romney to the Kent volunteers on Aug. 1, 1799, when George 111. revicwe them near Maidstone. The tables, amounting to 91 in number, were seven miles and a half long, and the boards ...
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... Foot— Lieut. Thomas Maitlaod Moore to be Captain without purchase, vice Dely, deceased ; Ensign Edward W. Rumsey, from the OUt Boot, to be Ensign , in succession to Lieutenant Moore ; Gentleman Cadet Frederick John Fane, from the Royal Military College, to ...
... Watson, Rev. Thomas, East Farleigh, Kent, clerk Watts, Edward, sea., Maidstone, draper Watts, James, Maidstone, draper Watts, Henry, Chatham, druggist Watts, John, jun., Maidstone, draper C Watts, James, jun., Maidstone, draper Watts, Miss ...