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... may be expected shortly. In pricea we notice no alteration. per. cwt. Sussex pockets 65a. to 78a. Weald of Kent ditto 78s. to 90a. Mid and East Kent 925. to 1695. Duty estimated at £230,000. Wobcbstbb, Saturday, Nov. 2. — Our supply has fallen off considerably ...
... prices. r J R, E.s motto has always been a small profit and quick returns. THK OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 18, IYEGATE, BRADFORD. YVT BOSTOCK, Boot and Siioe Manufacturer, respectfully informs his Friends TT • and the Public generally, that ...
... added, Haifa mile. Mr J. Bond's br. f. Archeress, 3 yrs (£2O) Mr Lloyd's br. f. Posey, 3 yrs (£2O) Mr Goodison's br. f. Maid of Kent, 3 yrs Martin's b. f. by Accident, out of Miss Kilton, 2 yrs (£3O) Mr Smith's eh. f. Alma, 3 (£3O) Mr Peace's b. m. Repulse ...
... Squire Hill's hounds in the neighbourhood Ganton, E. D. Nesfield, Esq., of Scarbro', mounted on his favourite horse, Young Boots, took a rasping leap, such as is seldom witnessed. It was over a four-holed post and rails, on a high bank, and measured five ...
... ail to the tenant farmers of the country that the cultivation of land must neeemarily be a merit, and it could yield no rent. Kent, in its non naturo, was merely a proportion of the produce to which the owner of the soil waa clearly entitled. What proportion ...
... Martin, out of Camera Obscura Lord Exeter's Ambrose Lord Glasgow's b. c. Slane, out of Alarm'i dam Mr Gratwicke's eh c Maidstone Mr Gratwicke's b e Canterbury Mr 8. Hawke't b. c. by Irish Birdcatcher, out of Cinixelli, by Touchstone Sir J Hurley's c ...
... other. Keeping to my rule of only mentioning names which already belong to fame, I may thus disticeguiste the late Chancellor Kent, whose commentaries are well-knowsn to professional readers; he had been obliged, by what I think the very unwise law of the ...
... Utnwin, Braiford. )r5: shire, stuff ?? Youn-, Nortl-phl'. Kingsland.road. and Silver-street, Golden square, Ctsd monger. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. William Kent, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, joi'W George MacLeod, Glasgov, wholesale ?? RIeekle, Ferry.Port ...
... ?? Unwin, 13am: - 5' shire,stuffmanufsscturer-mrederick cuner., Kingsland-road and Silver-street, Golden ' onuger. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. William Kent, lIelensburgh, Dumbartomnshire ifr- - George MacLeod, Glasgow, wholesale ds'egi t Iteekie, Ferry.P ...
... standing thinking in Critched- friars tire prisoner cnie up to him, and asked what he was brearlinghis head about, when the golden ball was near his hand ? Arid lie then asked him again if lie had arede up his mind, and he said that ire had, arid ie askied ...
... Crutclied- Ire, L-friars the prisonser ceme up to Irim, and asked wvhat th, ho ways 1brealiniahis head about, when the golden p if 0 ball was near Iris hand ? And lie then asaled him sti ragain if lire hadl orae up his uinid, arid lie said that rer ...
... prepare this celebrated Medicine from tbe only original and genuine Fair-ily Kecipe- I Mothers, Guardians, Managers of Se boots, and all who have j the care of female* from an early age, are strongly recommended never to be without this safe and efficient ...