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... counterbalanced by others of a deeidedlyiarourable character. We allude more particularly to the extraordinary development of our golden treasures, not only by the operations of quartz-crushing, formerly mentioned, but by the discovery of new gold-fields, where ...
... IR —The echaoner A DS Ee Se length | his un | a Scottish Sankrapts. (From the Edinburgh Gazette of ) em the | John M‘Canll, boot and shoemaker, and leather m a. on Stranraer. Creditors meet in King’s Commercial H nanxie- | nethy, and grazier,sheep, and ...
... ounces, value £84,400; the Constant, from Melbourne, 12,000 ounces, valued at £4l,000; the Kent, from the same port, has ;63,735 ounces, valued ac £235,000; the Maidstone, from Sydney, 15,715 ounces, value £62,860 ;—making together £490,704. All the silver ...
... addition to the feu-2 Catholics; 1391 Dissenters of all classes; 49e Presby- 14th do., Maidstone. . ffith,Bombey; Chatham. Lig r an us.r er.s rui, Matron; Maidstone te th, N. Zealand; I. of Wight. MANCHESTER-FmAt. terians; 45 Jews; 339 persons whose religious ...
... piece of printed cotton cloth, from a remnant shop iu Kent Street. —At the Northern Police Court, same day, Margaret Fergus or Duncan was sent 60 days to prison, fur stickling a pair of cloth boots from a shop in Cowcaddens. 511LNo•VIg—MNI.ANOHOLT ACCIDENT ...
... groups disperse themselves at the different tables. ied in then, that Lord J. Russell should ado He asked the noble there a golden epanlette appears, but worsted is the ru nurch’s he took with respect to the India Bil ice into a series of resolutions, and ...
... NEW a OODS now to hand. S X;1J W YLIE &j LOCOIIH-EAD'S FUNERAL and CAR- T 'TI AGEC HIRING OFFICES, 42 MITCHELL STREET, and 43 KENT ROAD. _ ?? Day and Night. rF1I11REE5, FLOWERING SHRUBS, &C., &c.-J.,& Anll. 'ruvEP E, 00 Buchananlm St., lbareon Iand at thleir ...
... will 8how:- a Ladies'Halfcrown Summer Boots, for Is. 1l3d. Ladies' 3s. beautifully made Summer Boots, for 2s. 43d. Ladies' 4s. Cashmere Boots, with elastic sides, for is. 5 jd. Ladies' 5s. 6d. Moire Antique Boots, for 3i. llHd. a Ladies' 3d. 6d. Patent ...
... pay £l6 16s. a-year ; good needlewomen 12s. to £1 a-week, and board and lodging. Female servants, especially during these golden times, get married so quickly, that it is impossible to overstock the market. Governesses are just now much wanted ; they ...
... guaranteed dividend of £1 5a per vidend at rate of 3 per cent on the stock of South Wales is stated results, At the meeting of East Kent the report was considered satis- factory. The di shares of £25 each, us per‘cent, is authorised to be raised. share, the revenue ...
... Correspondent of the Builder. HOW Hoe GAMBLING le PPACTlMML—Throughout the year wagers are extensively laid in the counties of Kent and Sussex (but particularly in the former) upon the amount of duty annually declared by the Excise in respect ofall the hops ...