... BIRKENHEAD Nicholsons Autumn (For daye) of EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LADIES GENTLEMEN’S CHILDRENS BOOTS 8HOE8 GENTLEMEN’S FIRST-CLASS BOOTS HOME MADE 8LIGHTLY SOILED 12g So BOOTS FROM 6d LADIES’ S REDUCED TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE AND MAKE THE STOCK IB SOLICIYkS IGNE ...

... A wall-tocurod anuua! GROUND KENT of 13i. OJ., arising from >perty aßjoinlng Lot 4, .n i.-ase to Miss Anno Harrisou for tb-j term of IGXJ years, with revoretou in same promises. Lot 6. A well-si-cured annual OSOl&'D KENT of £3 14s. Od., arissig from property ...

... substantially-built, and conveniently situated HOTEL within five inmates’ walk of tho Kent’s Bank Station, and about two miles from Grange, known by the name the Kent’s Bank Hotel,” coutaiuiug commodious silting and bedrooms, billiard-room, and the neces ...

... hedges, and the hedge-tow is often intersp . ersed with trees. The splendour of this green, the masa, the %nous of lustrous, golden, bursting 'flowers, are extraardinary. Velvets constellated with eliamonds, watered silks, the most magnificent embroideries ...

... Thomas’s Chapfl-op-Ease.— On Sunday last three special services were held and sermons preached at the new chapel of-easo, Kent-street, the preacher the morning and evening was the Rov, J. Gill Mallinson, minister of precdon, Leicestershire; the afternoon ...

... that may come under their cognizanco Earl Chester’s Yeomanry Cavalry— Tho uniform county will shortly undergo change Hessian boot pantaloons aro introduced This improvement in tho of our gallant yeomen will made before auuual training in May Caution Publicans ...

... The market was dull, and conceseion had to made in the of wheat. The Kent markets bare been dull for this season of the year, and the t rant actions wheat have been very few. At Maidstone on Thursday prices for wheat receded la. per i(U*rter below the rates ...