... Rtotherltithe. 6Tayer, ?? Va nileld, Mr Samuel, Beresforro~squsre Wootwich, Kent Merit, r FaniujasBid od us-rad, Ol Kent-road 1,Kng'sArmsYard oeastret Jan,, 1850. BROMLEY (KENT) STEEPLE CHASES. X-111 W]IRIN Tr.NMrLns oc, LOrNDON. Oa TUESDAY, January 1o5th ...

... Pantaloon, Mr Bernard; Sprite, Felix Marco : Columbine, Miss Harrison: and Merry Clown, by Mons Huline. To conclude with THE GOLDEN DAYS OF GOOD QUEEN BESS; in which Messrs Henry Howard, Grant, W. Searle, W. Milborne, Gardner, Mrs H. Campbell, Mrs R. Barnett ...

... Miss Jolla Harlani. With MY NEIGHBOUR'S WIFE. And THE HAPPIST DA OF MY LIFE. Wednes- day and Friday, Jerrold's Comedy, The Golden Calf With The Ladies' Club. 2Thsrsday, Don Pasquale. With The M.P. for tile Rotten Bdyougl, . And the Farce of Bathing. Saturday ...

... time) Selby's Faerce called THE WITCH OF WINDERMERE. To ronclude with the laughable Farce called BOOTS AT THE SWAN. Boots, Mr. Robson, Tuesday.The Golden Calf, with the Witcl of Winder- mere, and A Mistaken Story. Wednesday, A Ball, The Elixir of Love ...

... SEYMOUR CLARKE, General Manager. London Terminus, King's-cross, 1 3th August, 18s0. ROMLEY (KENT) RACES. Within Ten Miles of London, on TUESDAY, September The WEST KENT STAKES of 3 sovs each, with 15 added. The TOWN PLATE of 5 sovs each, with 20 added. The ...

... who will undertake to St thean atbonce. howneer ?? iits. ' are assot meat of ladies' boots and shoes. '' Aularge aort. i~ HOOTING, FISHING, AND Drw HUNTING BOOTS.-JOHN SIMMITT calls the attention of the Nobilhty, Galtry, and Sportsmen in general, to ...

... Gardoni on the Tight Rope. On Monday, January i3th, and during the week, the Grand Historical Drama of KENIL. WORTH; or, The Golden Days of Queen Elizabeth. Batty's New and Brilliant Scenes of the Circle, introducing the entire Stud and Company of Equestrian ...

... days. For Terms, apply at Peckham-grove, Camberwell. Vote for Kent.-Delightfully situate Freehold Cottage Residence, Burt'tead or Burnrtead, in the county of Kent, about three miles from Maidstone. H ENRY -IAINES and SON are com- I missioned by the Executors ...

... at One precisely, that noted Old- estabhlshed and Valuable Concern, known as THE CRAVEN ARMS, situate in MARSHALL-STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE This Property presents great inducements to all who are seeking a first-rate business united to a comfortable home ...

... parti- cularly solicited by J. C., who will undertake to fit them at once, however ?? 1825. A large assortment of ladies' boots and shoes. DEAFNESS.-The ACOUSTIC RE- l FLECTORS and REGISTERED FLOWER CORNET, having received the approbation of several hundred ...

... AMSGATE. DIRECT from. LONDON- I LR. BRIDGE WHARF. The Commercial Steam Compauy's powerful and splendid steam packet DUCHESS of KENT, fitted expressly for the above station, will leave Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at a I Quarter past Ten *and from Blackwall ...

... Nicholson 15 to I - The Screw 40 to I - Odelio 15 to 1 - The Cripple 60 to I - Alfred the Great WOLVEaRHA5PTON HURnLE 5 Gto I- Maidstone RAcE. an0 to I - Filius 3 to I agst Warwick 50 to - Barbarian 6 to I Peter 60 to I - Canterbury 6 to I - Tally-ho 60 to I ...