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... to justly-celebrated JET VARNISH to in town in the kingdom in bottles at Is Is td 3s Cd each MUNDIFICATI VE BOOT-TOP BLEACHER for rleauiug Boot-Tops in Boxes price Is 6d each 7 JOHN-STREET Bristol Agent for London : Mr Fawcktt street Leiccster-square Mr ...
... Royal tlie Prince of Prussia of Kent Wellington were their places on the lirnd of font looking towards the altar The of Prussia wore Prussian uniform with collar Order of the Black uf other orders knighthood Her Royal of Kent wore a of white watered siik ...
... ersolls l,„ V been injured. conclusion it is but justice to and P totally and he, though l7l| 14 3.8164' 8307 T66? Hertford in Kent and Surrey, and also the agricultural which left Ins property equally between his two son j, pi pe .maki„g machine— Given by ...
... the country J Sullisan E-qof Btightun and scries rrsolulions The i'AXTtni'tt bar from Canti rbury arrived in Mr was winning golden opiaioaa from nil cheerful indefatigable spirit in which assisting the first difficulties of their new however under judicious ...
... passengers, however, had sustained severe injuries. Falling Judge. rather ludicrous incident occurred at the recent Kent Assizes, at Maidstone, during the trial of one of the prisoners. The learned Baron Alderson was about to direct the attention of the jury ...
... active a* last week. British Grain.—Wheat, Essex and Kent, white 46s to 50*; ditto red, 41* to ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 445; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire. 435; Rye, 30* to 3-.,5; , 5; Barley, Essex . Kent, Norfolk, and Suffolk, malting. 35* to 395; distillers' ...
... r of the Liberal parly—he gave them his brother, ami he accommodated them with his banker, and accorded them his advice to boot. Well, the Earl, under the eye, and doubtless with the concurrence of the hon. president, with whom he was then friendly, read ...
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... Hythe—Brockman Inverness (District) —Matheson luverness-sliire—Baillie Ipswich—Cobbold and Adair.. Kendal—Glyn .. Kent (East) —Deedes and Dering .. Kent (West) —Filmer and Smith Kerry—Herbert and Browne Kidderminster—Lowe Kildare (County) Cogan and Henchy Kilkenny ...
... page of the Court Guide?” The proposal was accepletl, an/ the said page was turned into G Tir »o« THE Queek -The Duel.ess of Kent's servants at Ahergeldie, were recentlv surpnaed with a visit from farmer, who exhibited all the sympturns of having imbibed ...
... HOUGH HOP MARKET.—{Monday.) The trade for Weald of Kent and Sussex hops has very lively during the past week, and a large proportion of the coloury hops are cleared off. The best class of M id. Kents also move off. the second rates and low hops are slow ...