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... Carlisle House of Hi'covcrjr has received the sum of 4 from Mrs. Wilde, of th* City Theatre. Her Roval Highness the Duchess of Kent has, hear,taken Abergeldir, delightful seat, adjoining the Royal Domain of Balmoral, for her residence next autumn. Amongst ...
... Accidental death” was returned.— Preston Guardian. Occurrence at evening an inquest was held at the Golden Lion Ino, tham, before Mr. J. Hinde, coroner for West Kent, touching the death of Ellen Bright, a young girl aged 17, who was killed on the previous evening ...
... waa rack as might well have fitted them for aojounmrs at th* Golden Lion or Glob* Hotel*—their kerseys and overcoat* were good and spicy, and evidently Doodney’s most attractive cut; their boots and castors were also in good keeping with the other part* ...
... potpoea—to oven haew aad aHtfht. waa not the tad rijtloaoe; hat only to the laeaaa to ttialdt out, the beet wort and la the boot way. Tbay to atah that ailgkt bra re, worthy, uwa, wood, and (kUUhlly aad rlaktly the week bark. Hot thrr raaßy work ttr O ...
... town in the course of the same month. The two former are to be the guests of her Majesty, and the latter of tbe Duchess of Kent. Keswick—This well-known and fashionable little town, so much visited by tourists and others, has not been behind in contributing ...
... gave an order fur the defendant—amount 7s, Mr. we want pay for uur boots yet. The Jvnor— tor bill-heads you ordered and send the rest back ; and en, if the party does not pay for the boots, you can sue him for the amount. Mr, well; 1 trust you will not allow ...
... wrestling have gained for him some notoriety, entertained his friends and backers in Kendal at supper, :>t .Mr. Beet bain's, the Golden Lion Inn, on Thursday week. A Westmorland contemporary, it appears, is not satisfied with the remarks of his fellow-labourers ...
... Moiilmein for Emrland the 2Gth of July. The Patriot, sailed from Moulmein for Penanjr and Madras on the l.’lth of Aujr. The Lord Maidstone, Ford, sailed from Moulmein for Liverpool on the loth of Auyr. The Sisters, Roberts, and the George Harper, Boylin, henoat ...
... th«k*»t blood its sons, and the disruption I of all civil aiidpoliticnl institutions in every land, from the German Ocean the Golden Horn, would have justified the beholder in exclaiming, “chaos is come again ? What was the cause that striking contrast nate ...
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... sharp pointed nose; stoops a little when walking; dressed in adark frock coat; olive-coloured trousers; dark over- coat; aud boots; a red with a green He left sprig, which he geverally wore round bis neck, at his lodgings a small bottle of cough mixture ...
... Marlborough Street, boulshaw, Milmhorpe, were drowi ed and fell into the harbour, a depth twelve or fifteen I “'J l sands below Kents Hank hotel, Saiurday week. ; feet Strange to sav, neither horse nor vehicle sus-1 *''‘‘J’ a ...