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... and altered, they were pronounced to be pure ' P being weifc nineteen ounces.— Sunderland IJerald c West Kent.— The Earl of m rev.ye, at the West Kent Sessions, flogging grown men. INot a session passes without goners being condemnea be scourged. the rn ...
... Good clean Wheat Straw at per seam. Men's Blucber Boots at per pair. nailed at per pair. Men's Leather Shoes at per pair, nailed at per pair. Women's Leather Boots and Shoes .. at per pair. Boots at per pa j r . Men sTrowsers (lined) at r Men's Jackets ...
... 8, QUEEN STREET, EXETER. WHOMS5ALE AND RETAML TUSCAN, FOREIGN CHIP,' STRAW PLAIT, BON- NET AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWER WAREHOUSE, BOOT AND SEHOE MERCERS, AND GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN. f AND Q. avail themselves of this opportunity J tJ Q to inform their Friends and ...
... be seen, however, whether the golden promise not deceptive. Experienced observers assert that the crop will be found to come down far short of present expectation. The mould alone will prevent some thousand acres in Mid Kent from being picked at all, and ...
... Counties Railway Company, has met with a painful ac- Icident. As he~was ridingthrough his gropunds at Preston Haill, near Maidstone, his horse shied, and- threw him iforwards on its neck,'in euch a position 'that-the end of ihis riding-whip wias 'dashed ...
... CHORUS. Bright thoughts and hopes are now awake. constant as the circling years ; They penetrate each grief, and make A golden radiance of our tears. In that confused, yet heavenly shrine, That soul unearthly music hears; The Eastern Star sheds rays ...
... fell headlong into the gutter; and now l'r on dry land, as he fetched up on the curb-stone. His concluding remark, as his boots followed his head down an open cellar way, was- now the wheel is broke. and the wehicle is upset. The last jest we have heard ...
... conveys more correct and useful information to them than the most eloquent or profound pages of the essayist or pamphleteer. The golden glories of Victoria Land have of late occupied the most conspicuous place in colonial communications and also in public regard ...
... pair of bools, from Mr. W. Tanner, bootmaker, the previous Saturday night He was apprehended at the North Star,* with two boots in his possession. He was committed for trial at the sessions. *Sarah Jane Stevens, was charged with stealing a watch belonging ...
... the undersigned, nntil' MoNDAyj the 18,tb instant. Separate Tenders will be received -for the Cloth Clothes, Police Capes, Boots and Shoes, and for Hats and Caps. : - - Every information as to Quentity and Quality of the Clothing may be had st.this Office ...
... full rates of currency. The supplies on offer are large. Duty, £255,000 to £’260,000. Midland & East Kent Goldings, 1203. to 150s. per cwt; Weald of Kent, 755. to 84«. ; do. choice, 755. to 905.; Sussex, 725. to 785.; do. choice, 80s. to 845.; Farnhams ...
... Mlajesety's Suite g Carriage of her Royal Highocess the Duchess of Gloucester. ri Carriage of her Rtoyal lit1&deas the Duchess of Kent c .Carriage of her Royal Hig'haesth thd uehess ?? At Troepe elesed the procession. . Ata quarter to eight thel firing of minuote ...