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... in the north, they were but sufficient to rather check advancing rates. The storm of Thursday night scarcely reached to Maidstone, and was too hasty to permanent good, though very refreshing to the dust-clad herbage and languid foliage. frequently of ...
... BRANDY, IT the produce of the fine KENT MORELLA CHERRY, is now an established favourite in the Hunting Field and with sportsmen generally. It may be obtained through any Wine Merchant, or direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, at 42b. per dozen case. [6975 ...
... BRANDY, the produce of the fine KENT MORELLA CHERRY, is now an established favourite in the Hunting Field and with sportsmen generally. It may be obtained through any Wine Merchant, or direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, at 425. per dozen case. [6975 ...
... Edwards—Tailor, Clothier—Boot and Shoe Maker, would respectfully call attention to the great convenience and advantage of being supplied from one EstablishmentwithanydescriptionofGENEßALDßAPEßY —Boys and Men's Clothing—Hats—Caps—Boots—Shoes— &c., &c. Every ...
... Sedgwick -who has been Rector of mantle, for nearly fifteen years, has accepted • ee * Tovil, near Maidstone. He will be succeeded br trt J. Preston of Stonegate, Kent. e Rev Hartley Institution.—The first W,, second-half of the lecture session was delivered ...
... famous Kent Morella supersedes the use of Wine in many Households—is favoured by Sportsmen, and is also recommended bv th Medical Profession as valuable tonic in cases of weakness Order of any Wine Merchant, or direct of T. Grant Distillery, Maidstone, at ...
... without family, situation as COACHMAN; good references. Address H., 64, St. Ann’a-street, Salisbury. [4523 LAD WANTED to Clean Boots, Knives, Ac., and Look After a Pony and Carriage. Wages £lO, with Board and Lodging.—Apply to Mr. Douty, Netnerhampton. WANTED ...
... Curacy St. Paul s Chapel, St. Marylehone.—Rer. Alban H. Harrison, to Chaplain to the County Prisons, Maidstone.—Rer. Henry Hilion, Rector of Milsteed, Kent, an Honorary Canonry in Canterbury Cathedral.—Rer. Thomas Langhorne, to the Vicarage of Wroxton, Banbury ...
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... will he PU-te failures. Yearlings and oMs arc in good demand nt more . t’ootiuental reports are bml. r MI ■nd Fast Kent 15 « ot Kent 5 4 12 0 P**** 4 16 5 10 '•cidiam and Country 5 « 0 >ruWtu , . M 7 0 agricultur' sc Kural AeticoLTi iiAL i*. —From South ...
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... AUSTRALIA. Golden* Pavement.— The Ballnmt Star says:— “A nugget of gold weighing llos. lldwt. was picked up in Macartbnr-street few days ago, the fortunate finder being as is usually the case, poor working man. The discoveiy was rather singular. It appears ...