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... cured by one application of St Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had failed. Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage. Sandway. Maidstone, Kent, says“ Jacobs Oil has cored neuralgia of two yean’ atandlng There is no bodily pain which cannot removed by St Jacobs ...
... John Thornton & Company. July, there will be sold forty-one head of tbo herd belonging to Mr Herbert Lcney, Corning, Maidstone, Kent. The Barnlng herd has been in existence for nearly twenty yean, having been started in 1876 by the purchase of two cows ...
... without which noiiu is genuine, and Imitate which felony. Prepared only the Proprietor, Jonathan John Sanders. at hi* Maidstone, Kent; and sold in boxes at Is. , 2«. , and ‘ls. ikl, each, all Chemists and Medicine Vendors thiooghout the l imed Kingdom ...
... Relief Fund. consequence of his accounts showing deficiency of Railway Accident.—A frightful catastrophe occurred on the North Kent Railway on Friday. Two trains collision in the Illackheath tunnel, causing the boiler of one of toe engines to explode, and ...
... Hillockbrad. Huntly. To Mr Bruee, Tochincal, there was sold tbs four-yanr old cow Morning Dew and her yearling heifer Briar Boot, Mr Brass selling tbe latter bis resent sals fsr 7 gs. to Mr Little- Km. Wellbouts. The nine-ysnr-old cow Lady was sold, along ...
... opened la all iU departments at Fouroak* Park in Birmingham. It bad been decided in the usual to bold this year's exhibition Maidstone, but, awing to tbs serious outbreak of typhoid forer is that town last sutama, this resolution bad b* departed from, aad ...
... and also recommended them friend*.—Vonrs truly, (Mgnod) I i>. Alu'uun. The following arc some of the advantages given by Maidstone, Nov. IC, 1852. Age Solicitor—J ourph 1 vinur. i>q., 30, SSouthiunpton Iluilaiuga. SrrrHitry Kdward Uobinsnn, Esq. Office—CA ...
... Aberdeen; 2 Frederick M’Crae, Cunuignr Hill, Al«or- deen. Golden or wlver-pencillcd Hamburgh (Uentrie —l, 2, 3, Willium Meanm, 15, Stree Aberdeen; I Alcxun ier Vollentine, Cottar Blackburn. Golden Kilver-apaneled Hiimbunrh i entries)—l Kobert 1095, Street ...
... Among the Brahmas there was no entry of special merit. llam burghs formed good classes, and there were some superior pens of golden and silver pencilled. Cochin Chinas might tore been of much better quality. In the Game classes, there were some very excellent ...
... entry}—James Paterson, Terries, Tough. Aberdeen bollock yellow (3 entries)—! William Tool, Qleologie; 2 Thoe. W. Cook. Asloon. Golden yellow (2 entries)—! Thomas W. Cook, Aeloon j 2 William Midlleton, Qreystone. Heaviest yellows entries)—! Jas. Paterson, Tories ...
... try them eoon, a* Enlarged Toe Joints require more time lor perfect cure the action is certain and relief instantaneous. An] boots may worn with comfort three hours after o°™®* Plying Deliar's Plasters; on no account persuaded t *”So'£ Ssf ...
... first prize, ifis .lo O. Inne*, Whltehonse; *e«»d 9g§ Mr Mitchell, Bandley, Klldrummy Oat*, first Ms-, to EUl*. Calrncoolle ; Kent Btriey. first *7*.. Mr Mitchell. ; second 24*.. to Mr Ales. Copland, Alford. In. .ho. uJ pur. br«d.o* .took io •OMMUoo'.ith ...