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... chambers of the sunny air- For then the gate of many a fairy palace oO to the ringing bugle of the bee, A every flower-cup is a golden chalice, Wine-filled, in some grand elfin revelry. Quaint little eyes from nooks are peering ; Each dewy leaf is rich in magic ...
... chiefly in Fine ualities sell freely, and prices rule high, but the demand for ot ner kinds is dull 0s percwt Weald of Kents Mid and East Kent pockets £17 0s to £25 - + 15 Os to £21 ” Sussex pockets . as aur Os to £16 0s ” Farnhams a L— 0s to £— 0s ” Country ...
... basement, two kitchens, pantries, wine cellar and other The Premises are sold subject to the payment ofan Annual Fee-Farm Rent, or Kent Charge of £2 6s. The Fixtures, consisting of the Gas and Water Pipes on the Premises, toe be taken by the Purchaser at a valua- ...
... more than a nominal valua. Annesley, of Bourton. Gy Electric Celeqrvap). James Martin, , jeweller, Faversham, Kent. dealer, Maidstone, Kent. Henry Fren ch Ovenden, Great Warley, Essex. Hall, tailor, John Law s, chemist, Marylebone, Middlesex. jen, wa ...
... dernfawr, Cardiganstire, miller and corn dealer—Ju'y 2 6, M. T. Coban. Cardiff, and toy dealer—July 26, W. Evans, Cardiff, boot and shoemaker. PaRTNeRsHIP B, Hellier and Co., Bristol, and Chewswke, and colourmen, drysaliers, and seed crushers. or Divipexps ...
... only ha ve been preached. T refer not to i to Lister asserts t hat snai 1s will eat not only bread and cheese, versary at the Golden Lion, | But has the church a mono poly of error? the CAUTION TO HAWKERS.—W ednesday afternoon, two persons the whole of that ...
... by his Bvots supplied by 20 per cent. lower than those obtain ed irom Connexion to be first-cl ass London House DING BOOTS, TOP BOOTS, &c., GEN TLEMEN’S RI MA DE TO ORDE Norte THE JO HIN-STREET. ee MRS, W. C. THOMAS, 85. PARK-STREET. FROM W INE-STREEFT ...
... Germaing, of Mr. Sdward Hughes Ball Hughes, who has long resided in that suburban retreat. Inthe days of George Ball Hagbes, or Golden Ball, as he was called, was one of the leading danidies of a period which immediately fol- lowed that of Beau Brummell. Bail ...
... seats. Tudeed, we see committees, of which there is one in every deanery. BANKRUPTCY MEETINGS FOR NEXT WEEK. Tuespay, 24. G. Kent, Gloucester, Fy journ examination and w Posk of Lydney, now of Gloucester, manufacturing chemist, last examination and discharge ...
... e, and offered bim the boots in question for lds, Mr. Thomas knew that the boots were worth at 35s., and therefore sent for a constable end ve tl he accused into custody. In bie defence, the prisoser sa! he had bought the boots at Worcester. The ded bim ...
... CORNWALLIS-CRESCENT, with i nwediate possession, dation, and well suited to a Family coutaining every umn requiring comforts, Kent, b vy the year, £180.—For full partieu- lars, apply to Messrs. LEWIS & SO) Ns, House and Estate Agents, Ciifton. ICHMOND HILL ...
... arithmetic and algebra ; Daniel Small, Play Book Book of Science, geography; John Bai Pig wri ; Frederick Augustus Colston, the Golden Rule, Henry Alfred Welis, Smile’s Self Help, writing and Euclid; Frederick Bolstock Robe, Fairy Tales of Science, writing ...