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... Cuirassiers, with their glittering calques and bright burnished breast plates, yellow facings, yellow saddle cloths, mighty boots, naked blades, and thundering big chargers. Next to them were the 13th Dragoons, blue and white, who looked almost modest after ...
... the sort. POULTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCE. Taken as a whole, the poultry could safely be judged a fair show. Dorkings, silver and golden were very good; and Spanish fair; silver pencilied, not at all bad; and game good. The dairy produce shown consisted of fresh ...
... y d , b fr u e e rn ro t t he tr K on en a t , C y os o s t t l, B r r , an ta e n b om , and in its place! Lone of those Golden Maxims but seldom and every fractional part of a mile 1 0 1 6 0 8 'lra' Publishers' Circular. carried out. But in all places ...
... .. 3 106 CC Third Class on and from the Kent Coast Line, and Ist and 2nd Express only from Chatham or Rochester and Snood. E This Train is 3rd Class from Canterbury to London, and from the Kent Coast Railway to all Stations, and Ist and 2nd Class ...
... her hair. Saddled and bridled, And booted rule he ; Torn ham; rem' the saddle, But never cam' he I My meadow green, And my corn is unshorn; My born in too big, And my babe is unborn. Saddled and bridled, And booted ride be; Thom hams mom the saddle, But ...
... class num L ondon and New Cross to London&London forward Faversham, Sittingbrne, Hochester,and Chatham Dover, Maidstone, and places in Kent Chatham, Dartford, Lon-' don, Gravesend, Roches-, ter, Sittingbournc, &c 2 10 226 730 735 P. m. 2 30 P. ml 1 40 ...
... ANTED.—A G ERAL SERV £ (soul) Wanted 6 Fr Up at once.—Apply at 12 South Wellington St, after or THRE NITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, KENT Hf the us: Public Worship canal Forenoun, us ANDERSON. ‘July 7. 7. also. a nam! Basters and ANTED, Six Pirst-Clase fur Shirts ...
... Boyd, winding, doubling. and twisting yarns; Back, manufacture of peat bricks; Mambaut, lubricati cylinders of stuain-coginee; Kent, an improved hayeack =chime; Clark, shearing hair, wool, tea; Ceyper, scouring the points in railway crossings; Stewart, cooks ...
... intended to re-introdnee the bill of last extending the joriediction of the Sheriff Courts in Seethed. In reply to Mr T•lbot, Mr (boot ham stated that %rich Bill will he introduced the Hoare of Lords by the Duke of Richmond. Sir M. 11. Beach bas informed Mr ...
... baa long retired from the stage, and who was yearn ago a star at the London French plays, has jest celebrated at Antenil Ida golden wedding. He and hia wife, married 50 yean ago, were both in excellent health. Thirty children, grandchildren, and nephews ...
... 200 Cup—120r 9: Wi — 14 or 25; Gorswood --2; Nursery no longer came. They against Generals propriated sites, That was the golden age of the English Railway Shares have been in BAP.AD, Gren PE, 47, 86 Reyal 154 te Os ferior, te 208, The si lies of cattle ...
... the moors, disreputable Leedom &Tarte also for a time. It goes ii-hoppnig. Down in Kent in the month of September you may meet the biggest blackguards out. side Maidstone. or any other Jul.i The cadger (by which we mean the itinerant ne'erdomreel, who begs ...