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... George Angust, 334, Albany-road, Camberwel), and IS, Gracechurch-street ; and at the Asylum. CHARLES NOTTIDGE, Secretary. Old Kent-road, S.E., Dec. 31, 1858. KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND.— The Sum of £ 1,»56 13s. 6d. is still required. The COMMITTEE ...
... banks of the river Kent and its tributary streams during the last few weeks, there has been afforded the pleasing and interesting sight of large numbers of trout exceedingly busy depositing their spawn in the beds not only of the rivers Kent, Mint, and Sprint ...
... uublican, ShelHcld; York.—Roberts, C. boot and shoo maker, Llanelly; Carmarthen.— Saunders, J. 11. cheese factor, Tabernaclo-row, City-road; Debtors’ prison.—Shelmcrdine, T. out of business, Manchester; Maidstone.— Simpson, G. out of busiuess, Leeds; ...
... promoted. 22j Foot— Surgeon William Home Fairbairn, M.D I from the staff, lo be Surgeon. ' 24'h Foot— Lieutenant Edmund Watkin Kent, from the • _ryth i-oot, to be Captain, by pu.chase, vice R. B. T.Thel- wa.:. v. ho retires. - . V f}— gentleman Cadet James ...
... dune in the Autumn. the Times says:- Mx. Hese Ml', ON BARLEY G nowt NO.-Bpring Tea, the golden shower that could pierce the chamber of eau penetrate the ballot.boot of WAS now of as much importance to the farmer a. American Palladium. with proverbial honour ...
... preet; Cross ?? d-ntreet George and Blue Rear, Iloilern o Bolt in Ton, Fiect-street: Old White Biorne Cellar, Piccasllly, Golden r0ross, CO-scing-eross; No. is, Borough; and Swan aod Two N'Ceko, res5ltaln-ctrsol Fonchurch-nirnet Station, Dee, 18 108o ...
... Dr. Aiuchul, it, Old Bond-_treet, W. ITAUAN COURIERS' OFFICE, 38, Golden- _H.uare.-The SOCIETY of ITAUAN COURIERS begs to inform ■» nobility and gentry that it has REMOVED to *8, GOLDEN- BUI ARE, where COURIERS and TRAVELLING SERVANTS, pes- ■wetng the ...
... the matter, snd .he result ws. thst the prisoner was committed upon the P appeared that the pti.oner effected 10,,ra *‘ lh Kent Ofice, at Cbti.ima., 1§57,f0r the sum «f £3OO, for one year, and paid the premium of twenly-four sh.llings.and the following ...
... or to their agent, ANDREW M'KEAN, 26, Lea-lenliall-etreet, t_*>don, E.G. 7i,|Kssj;s. MONEY \VIGRAM and SONS' (of £°*^ * Ship KENT, 1000 tons ,-r, lying in thl noted for the rapidity and nt accommodation for rirst. rates, and carries an exr_- Siii',-. issage ...
... ss. Sometimes the skill of one is shown in the epigrammatic, as in The Husbandman : Lightly doth the furrow fold the golden grain within its breast, Deeper shroud, old man, shall cover in thy limbs when laid at rest. Blithely plough, and sow as blithely ...
... Thomas Hills, Esq., coroner for Kent, and a most respectable jury, on the body oftho un- fortunate girl, Emma Coppins ; and a verdict of wilful muraer returned against Frederick Prcntis, who had been committed to Maidstone Gaol to tako his trial by the ...
... Blackburn —Lancaster Down Andrew, lodging-house keeper, King-st, Long Acre—Drs-p. Edmed Isaac, farm bailiff, Sutton Valence—Maidstone Endicott Robt. sawyr, timber dlr, & coffee-hse kpr.PlymoUth— Devon Evans Theophilus Rippon, commission agent, Hanover-st ...