... Adriana. The following lauded Queenstown Mr. T. Camming and Mr. t. harry. This Day.—Annual clearance sale of Ladies’ Winter Boots and Warm Slipper* at reductions of to 20 i»cr cent, to make room for new stock.— T. K. Fleming, 8, Basnett-strect (three doora ...

... merchant and general commission agent. H. A. Silvester, Springhead Gardens, Southflect, near Gravesend, Kent, market gardener. J. Huges, late of Chatham, Kent, licensed victualler, now of Rochester, out of business. H. B. Blagrave, Calcot Park, near Reading ...

... fates frjj i# fwtott. VAUGHAN, .nd JBNkTNSON will Sell, ao TtawdMr. ,lth fr«u».kT,o.n uTo Citj Motion B«ha »«• ,, ”..,“ Golden lane. The tulldin*, Mren th. }W « ...

... Radnorshire, innkeeper. Lobb William, Thodmlo. Cornwall, hotel-kMper. Miller Stephen Samuel, Margate, Kent, lodging-house keeper. Rickards Emanuel, Golden-hill, florfleld, Bristol, builder. Sutherland Robert and Gladstone Montgomerie, 22, Hackins-hey, Liverpool ...

... firstclose Boots and Shoes Ladles’. Gentlemen's, Boys’, Girls’, and Children's Slippers, Sea Boot*, &c. 'VSR. GRICE will Sell by Auction, on Wednesday next, the lost., at Elerec o'clock, his Rooms, 40. Whitechapel, stock of well-made BOOTS and SHOES, ...

... general dealer, Saus-strcct, Sunderland. . , T. Barnes, licensed victualler, late of the Arms Inn, Walmer, Kent, and now of Mote-road, •• stone, Kent, out of business. W. Marshall, merchant and commission agept, Fountain-street, Manchester. „ . F. Lcihenscdcr ...

... :—Beechwood, 121; St Stephens, 13 for FOR THE WEEK, Tits Dav (Saturnay). At Edgeo-hill, Manchester v. (continued), At ld, Huston At Boot Sefton v. At Seiton Park, v, Sefton (second elevens), At Park, Suuthport v. Dingle. At Hall-lane, Te steth Pre At Rock Ferr: ...

... At Lichfield, Staffordshire v. Bedfordshire—two days. At Maidstone, Incojp.iltl v. Mote Park—two days. Wednesday. At Sutton, Surrey Club and Ground v. Sutton. Cbislcburst, Zingori v. West Kent. Thursday. Groenbauk, West Derby v. Woodcraft At Prince’s ...

... dail were singularly good. ‘Till within a few d ays of his death te and from Barmin g-heath to Maidstone, plying his ne le durin; i the day as a tailor at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, » Where he had worked constantly the last thirty years, having refused ...

... is applied to and Son, 76, 74, snd 72, Lord-street. instruments in the music trade by James Smith 159950 KENTISH CHEERIES.—Kent, called the Garden of England, is noted for the fine quality of it various growths of cherries, and among them the Morel!a ...

... brushes, meat screen, napkin press, hour biu, iron garden roller, lawn scat, Kent’s machine oq stand, tray ami folding ;taud, engraved gloss, dinner, dessert, and tea china, boot stand, washing and wringing machlno. The Wines comprehend Ccisler’a champagne ...

... Oomhermereßtolo, Putronfl The Right Hon, the Kght Hon. Lord Oombennew, the Hon. Lord Hewry, H. K«ii»ld Corbet, »nd Captain T. L. Boot*. Coflßmlltae merit: Mem.T. Bffl, J. a lloorno, Oibbs, Pl«o«; wSv Judge: Mr. N.T Wentworth. Mr. Robe AtUoy. Slipper: Mr. T ...