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... charming flower bed in garden” Sandhurst Military Gazette quantity been sold Order once BROS Seed Norwieh OCTOBEE BREWINGS GOLDEN HOP PALE NOURISHING STOUT 18 Osaka WALTER TREHANEj 80 FOBB & CO PIANOFOBTB I LONGBBOOK BTBBET Broadwood and Sons SOLICIT ...
... wheat sold at an advance of Is. to 2e.-KENT.-The wheat trade at the markets in Kent during the week has been very changeable; but there has been a considerable advance. With a short supply of wheat at Maidstone on Thursday, holders were firm at a rise ...
... middle-aged man in a of bnots supposed hive stolen Captain stated tbe about o’clock the by PO to enter Golden Inn in company another ccnvicted having a boots in his possesion Gurpy’a enepici i he the it to you?” told did i take into The tfficer’s constable ...
... the late Mr. Peter Richard Hoare, of Kelsey Manor, Beckenham, Kent. He married, In 1837, Lady Sophia Marsham, eldest daughter of the second Earl of Romney, of Mote Park, near Maidstone, Kent, by whom he had two sons and two daughters—Mr. Peter Merrick ...
... commen- ded, Mr. Jota Samuel Stautt Godwin Court Lodge, West Peck- Kent. Second, Mr. Henry Hythe, Kent. Class os bor the best ram of uny other age— First and second, Me. Homey Lyiminge, Hythe, Kent Class For the best pen of five )earling ewes—First Mr. John ...
... yearling ewe class Mr. Corner was.firat and highly commended, Sir J. Amory bsing second. the Romney Marsh or Kent classes, Mr. J- Godwin, Maidstone, and Mr. H, Ryden, Hythe, won all the prizes. In the Southdown classes the Prince Wales was first with a yearling ...
... yearling ewe class Mr. Corner was.first and highly commended. Sir J. Amory being second. In the itomney Marsh or Kent classes, Mr. Grod win, Maidstone, and Mr. H. Eyden, Hythe, won all the Southdown classes the Prince of Wales was first with a yearling ram, ...
... Court, Tiverton. ROMNEY MARSH OR KENT. Class For the best yearling ram— First, and hichly commen- ded, Mr. John Samuel Stsutt Godwin, Court Lodge, West Peck- ham, Maidstone, Kent. Second, Mr. Henry Lyminge, Hythe, Kent. Class 52- For the best ram of any ...
... Anthoritien before again bringing of kind into Home Mr Brant of Golden Lion Inn Bank-street obtained contract for the removal of panpen who die the Union Honse Mr Cowell for supply of boots and shoes report of Committee adopted sums amounting to £882 9s ...
... good con- sumptive demand, at full ?? the markets in Kent during the week the trade in wheat has been firm, and an advance of Is. to 2F. per qr. has been obtained on best samples. On Thursday, at Maidstone, with a asort supply of wheat on offer, the trade ...
... riest-in-Charge of St. James the Great, Stratford-on-Avon. Rev Stuart Majendie, of Exeter College, Oxford, Curate of Chartham, Kent; Minor Canon of Gloucester Cathedral. Rev George Eyre Massey, Vicar of Pourn. Rev Charles Thomas Moure, M A.; Rector of Appleby ...