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... yours respectfully, WILLIAM BOOTES, Carpenter, Handling Road. To the Proprietor of Woolley’s Pectoral Candy. P.H. You have permission to make hat use you like of this Testimonial. Prepared by WOOLLEY, Chemist, Maidstone, and sold in boxes Is and ’2s ...
... to be examined within I d the Sheriff Court House, Stirling, 4th March at twelve 1 It o'clock. Creditors to meet within the Golden tion Hotel, Is Stirling, 17th March, at twelve o'clock. I| n Bryce & Ferguson, manufacturers in Dunfermline, as a is company ...
... violence of a private ie the tat Battalion of Guards, named Williani Golden, who his since the occurrence been under con. finernent at the Wellington Barracks. The soldier, Wm. Golden, was present during the investigation in the cuetody of a sergeant of ...
... pig* from 6s to 6d head. Pork, from 4s 5* per stone. LONDON COUN—Dec. 21. The arrivals wheat, fresh np to-day, from Essex and Kent, coastwise and by land carriage, were a very moderate scale. From other counties the receipts were trifling in the extreme ...
... worth 2s. 3d. Misses' Felt Boots reduced from 2s. to 1014. and la. _ . . . Lot of Ladies' Fur-lined Slippers at Is. &I.—cheap at 2s. Pairs Ladies' French Slippers, Anderson's price 2s. 6d , now Is. Hid. Ladies' Stout Cloth Boots at the -tempting price of ...
... Grangemouth shed, Port-Dundee, on the 24th Angus+. Ellen Paterson or M'Keclinie, for having, on the 25th August, stolen a pair of boots from the outside of the ithop of Edward Devine, a dealer in Margaret Street, and for having been previously convicted, was ...
... his being apprenticed at Chelsea to the River Thames as a waterman. From the centenarian's statement, he WWI bora at Maidstone, in Kent, on the Ist January 1757. He married in 1780, but hie honeymoon was a luckless one, for on the very day on which be ...
... tliat philoeopli}*, and religion has done for its advancement still found, even sacred of Clirlstian communion, where tlie “golden rule t» emphatically declared law of action, arraying all the ingenious trickery which malevolence could call into action ...
... and Prince Edward's Island ; W. P. Waghorn, grocer, Westerham, Kent; A. S. Austen, ship broker, Cavendish Square, Loudon; \V. S. Wells, butcher, Hertford; W. Thompson, builder, Maidstone; J. Hayward, miller, Harwich, and Milverton; 11. Barnsley, draper ...
... medical officers commuted with the Kent and Canterbury place Itialanies was taken when it was found he had stabbed himself on his being arrested. Re- ilauies, who appeared more dead than slice, is a very spare man, &boot 5 feet 6 inches high; he looked extremely ...
... HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE AP WOMBWELL'S MENAGERIE. On Saturday evening, an inquest was held at the Golden Lion Inn, Chatham, before Mr. J. ltinde, coroner fur West Kent, touching the death of Ellen Bright, a young girl aged 17, who was killed on the previous evening ...