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... Caerleon and Newport, 011 ttie a Crickhowell, and Brecon, and from the Usk, to Abergavei Iiy three hours before the lime of sail- Golden Lion, A e b »- >|owlllg coaches leave tho King's tlcad ing for Bristol. follows :—I he Abeigavenny Mail every Hotel, Newport ...
... . B OOTS BOOTS!! BOOTS! IF THE PUBLIC WANT TO BUY BOOTS AND SHOES, Let them try at 1Z4;, Commercial Street, opposite Cross Street, Where they will find the largest Stock iu NEWPORT (and made on the Premises) to select from. Wellington Boots. 1. 12s. to ...
... 1850. BOOTS! B 0 0 T S BOOTS! IF THE PUBLIC WANT TO BUY BOOTS AND SHOES, Let them try at 12.4, Commercial Street, opposite Cross Streeil, Where they will find the largest Stock in NEWPORT (and made on the Premises) to select from. Welline'on Boots 12s. ...
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... Mr.,Coxe and party, London. Mr. 11. Junes, Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Tredwell, Strathem, Surrey. Mies Jackson, Eltham Park, Kent. Miss Skilliter, erosion Towers, Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth Crook, Rochdale. Mr. and ...
... on the prisons and agricultural operations a part of moor longtalkod of matrimonial alliance Mr Reeves week at Foot’s Cray Kent Samuel Esq Bonvilston was following the harriers a chestnut mare when ran away him and made tremendous leap over down into ...
... manufacturers, Dee. 2. 0. aod 8. Bauc khem, Gravesend, Kent, and Baking, &rex, boat builders, Nov. 22. 0. Bauckham, Gravesend, Kent, and Barking, Baser. boat builder, Nov. 29. Sarah Beuckhsm, Gravesend. Kent, and Barking, Essex, boat builder, Nov. 29. J. P ...
... caused large supplies to be brought ing did not wear those trousers, and they were I forward in January, and good runs of red Kent and giren to the prisoner to wash. After she bad had Essex wheat, which were at the opening of the year (hem for short lime ...
... priers, although not quotably hinher, hare an upw ard teaot dewy. Sutras 63e. 71e. rot.; Weald Krnts, 70.. to ; Mid. and East Kent, 64e to WOACWITICIII, JAN. II —The storks of hop. on hand ars very short, and if trade generally continues good, aspect higher ...
... tin* *(t>a in0nths since, when she cut to Osborne Palace, about t«eUe R a,,the prince out several birds, cats, &c' i.ess of Kent, w 10 were pies; of Wales, &c and lor the >C'' inade ber some hand o ne Her Majesty and Prince 7 :i,t,en. I',ere H}e W,?tv-three ...
... Sharpies, mon , and J. Sharply., jun., Daisylield. Lancashire, cotton ..pinners, May 16. 0 . Stew,. rt, Crin en-place Old Kent-road, Camberwell, clerk in the Ordnar May 16. I'. Taylor, Great Saber May 6. J._B. Wrier, St. James's- Szoontion of Vntriek ...
... have advanced 3s. to 4-s. per cwt., with a very few hops offer. Per cwt. Sussex Pockets 70s. to 84s. Weald of Kents. 755. BGs. Mid. and East Kents..,. 84s. to 110 s. SMITH FIELD. Monday, June 9.— To-day’s market was seasonably well supplied with beasts, ...