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... of all the rerolting attrociliea Hauroa Wnnaini Psm.—At this Air held Monday same the rooms command beautiful views of the BOOT & SHOE MAKERS, of every des- waa brought to light, and the grand result was hut the supply of both fat and lean c.tt'e was ...
... Scotland with this Phosphate of Lime as mac ace for Potatoes, and with the most satisfactory results. is equally good for all Boot Crops. PRICE PER TON, BAGS, £7 10s. Od. And may be obtained at tbc Factory, or from tbc undermentioned Agents : London —Mcsart ...
... place Wednesday. The candidates were Lord Maidstone, am! Messrs. Adair. watt, and viatic, Mr. Campbell having retired. On Thursday they went the poll, and the dose the numbers were: Adair, 758; Mowatt. Maidstone, *O3; Slade, C9C. Adair and elected. Election ...
... crop. Through the Weald very much the same observations apply. some of the better roils in Kent the wheat full crop, and the colour universally bright and golden. Wheat cutting was generalh commenced. There a good second crop of ebror and nil the meadow* ...
... scamper about Kent, or to come out of town for the -of all soy of these pleasures come to favdirasXwie. Dickons’* Household Words.** Du* Xttti.t. Mato.—The carpenter and his wife have daughter, fair, bluc-cyed little maid with freckles and golden hair. She ...
... was not oul I James Godfrey, aged nine years, had worn new pair of boots, which fretted the skin from his feel, and when he was passing through College-green, Bristol, took off bis boot and walked on the grass, when piece of glass cut bis foot. The child ...
... Tiu/usimv, 23 lb November, y r the attention of the garrison hod been arrested by our was tolerable supply of wheat from Essex and Kent W.IU. at Noon, the brigantine ‘ridge batlcrirc. on which a heavy fire was kept to this morning's market, which was picked at ...
... WKAVKfi. L?»ler of ibeOrcheslra WINTER FASHIONS. BOOTS, SHOES, AND OVERSHOES, Queen Square, Penzarise. TR. bef* (o non nee h!» relarn from the Mctropnlie, with a grait rarietf «xT PARISIAN aid ENGLISH BOOTS and SHOES, adapted to the Season, contprlring ...
... Newgate for trial, and the over to appear and prosecute*. Viscount Falm-iu;!) ha* left the Clarendon Hotel for Castle. Maidstone, Kent. East Cornwall Hospital, Bodmin.— Report for the we«k ending the Ib'tb of April.—Admitted, seven out-patients Lady de ...
... Collins, 2, Mereford-p1 ce, Queen’s-road, New Peckham, and Arnold’s Farm, Charlion, Kent, market gardener ard brickmaker. M. E. Cartwright, late of Maidstone, Kent, now of Shern borne, Norfulk, hop aud manure merch:nt. d T. Hudgeon, Aldinechambers, ...
... sby the oopploe case. Or drink the dew from woven cops of moes, Or dance upon golden hei’her bells, Or swing within the chslise of the flowers. And glide around with golden imagery. Nor gaze 1 on these hoary scnUmls— field or felt,by oas'ie or ciifl; ...
... December Genova Friday, 30 Goods received io London at the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Lower East Smithfield. and West Kent Wharf, So.uthwark, and for Parcels, &c.. 137,Leadeuhall Street, E.C ; and io LirsarooL. West Side Trafalgar Dock. These vessels ...