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... own fault, and before the Judge they will stand or fall ; but because pleases them play only upon one string the Church's golden harp of doctrine, let them not affix the name which significant of this their conduct upon others, who use indeed that note ...
... Albert, and the Royal children, occupying char-a-banc drawn by four greys, and followed by her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and his Serene Highness Prince Leiningen, with their strifes. The Queen and Prince Albert were hailed by hurst of acclamation ...
... brought up, charged with stealing two pairs of boots, from the shop of Mr. Clifton, in the Marketplace. A boy named Mitchell deposed to having seen both prisoners deliberately into the shop aud take a pair of boots each, about nine o'clock. gave information ...
... been made of bags from 70s. to 90*., but prices are not yet established. East Kents ..£2 0 £4 15 Wealds £3 0 £3 10 Choice ditto .6 6 0 0 ) Choice ditto 314 0 0 Mid Kents .2 0 415 j Sussex 3 8 Choice ditt0.6 6 0 0; Choice ditt0.3 13 00 Price ...
... from the rigging to the deck, where he struck the boatswain, indicting a fatal wound upon the head, apparently with his heavy boots. The sailor himself expected recover. LONDON MARKETS, &c. RAILWAY SHAKES. Paid Bus. done Briotol and Exeter IdO 0.. 85 Kiinieru ...
... Sunday, the Ag a mark of espect towards the late Lessee and congregations (the old infirm only excepted; might sample* frocn Kent, but that from Essex was only limited, with Clarke, Hill, Jenkins, Lynes, Marston, Matt . sfnrill 'i above calculations are ...
... the Premises, situate oil the Coventry, slid ; recently the occupation of Dieken* and Company, Boot and Shoe Merchants; Thirty dozen ...
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... labour under one great difficulty, and that was to ascertain the point to which the observations of the hon. member for Maidstone (Mr..Hope) tended. (Hear, hear.) The hon. member had deprecated inquiry into anything ; and yet there was hardly subject ...
... and Adair 1 1 Isle of Wight—Harcourt* 1 0 Kendal—Glynn 1 Kent, East—Heedes and Dering* 2 0 Kent, West—Fihner and Smith* 2 0 Kidderminster—Lowe* 0 1 Knaresborough—Westhead ...
... okell. Old Broad street, merchant—William Morris. Kent, builder—Walter Scammell, Old Brentford. 1 boot maker—llenry Kirk. Portland-terrace, St. John's w>mml. hay , dealer—Francis William S>nth. Maidstone, beer seller—William i Wat*on. New-sprin**, Staflord*hire ...
... and 82 Iron* Hamburgh. In the Borough market business was brisk and prices higher. Mid and East Kents . Wealds Sussex . to 400s . to . 215s to Maidstone. —Our reports this week are confirmatory of those have already received, and are to the effect that ...