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... George, and Sedbcigh, Kendal George Anamaey f Day, John, Maiden, Kent gentle- Mrs. Sussanah Williams, and [man Tbnnms Hayes * Day, William Gesirge, Buckingham, gentlenun Day, Joseph, Maidstone, upholsterer [draper Daynes, William Deans, Brentwood, Essex, ...
... hill, Feb. eA (pre. roatorel3 stillborn). Pr w iife of Mr. A. W., M.P., Feb. ig., PEI;i, isfe of Captain W. I., at Tenterden, Kent, !ieb. x5 RYAe Mrs. A. P., atCrovdon, Feb. i. Ssvion. wife of the Rev. WN. J., at Stamntost Rectory, Gloucester, Feb. 7. SueTrON ...
... I gentleman Williams, Kent, Thomas Hayes, \ Day, William George, Buckingham, gentleman Day, Joseph, Maidstone, upholsterer Daynes, William Deans, Brentwood, Essex, linen draper Dean, H., Lodge Gate, Beckley Park, Bromley, Kent, gardener Dean, Miss Elizabeth ...
... -a’a dam), (olt by West wick. Arrived to Macaroni; Sir Richard Bulxeley’a Cunuoa (Martinique’s dam). At Middle Park, Eltliam, Kent, on January 88, Seclusion, filly Blair Athol. On February 7, Chiffonnu're, colt by Athentone. On February 8, Bowea's Klarinaki ...
... John, Eltham, Kent, S.E.. farmer Hammond, Horace John,) Chapel, Eltham, Kent, 8.E., farmer and Miss H. Hammond J Hammond, Horace John.l Chapel, Eltham, Kent, S.E., farmer and Horace Hammond J Hammond, Mrs. E. A., Nettlestead, near Maidstone, wife of William ...
... Hutton Hall. Henry Fletcher Riggs, Esq., Wood Broughton. H. Cunlitle Shawe, Esq., Edwinstowe Hall. T. M1. Shuttlewvorth, Esq., Golden Hill. Albert Simpson, Esq., Elenhurst. Walter Simpson, Esq., Avenham Tower. Richard Smethurst, Esq., Ellerbeck. W. S. Carr ...
... MIXTURES OF TEA will be found to ba S3, to Is. per Pound better la QoAlity than what ia generally sold at thoae pricaa. >. GOLDEN EAGLE, B U R G O N 14, FABGATE. A N D 173, GIBRALTAR STBBET. 16Q, GLOS3OP BOAD. COMPANY, / S3, ATTBBOLI7FB BOAD. £J AND J ...
... sn anthem on the air, While timid birds that have no Words, Attune their notes in praise and prayer, The sunlight Mresiss golden - holm. Where peasants toil's nd priioes rsatr-k Where pleasure reigns and misery pains,l Aad.al/ tiaS.Asehtits peeper is ...
... Description. LINGERIE. (Established 1770.) CONFECTIONS. LADIES' CORK-SOLED BOOTS, for damp weather.— Levant Morocco or Glove Kid, light, soft, and durable, 215.; Velvet Elastic Boots, flannel-lined, ss. 6d.; Slippers, 3s. 6d. Hlustrated catalogues post free ...
... Name. Setidemte. OeemptUum. Hammond, Mrs. Elisabeth A., Nettlmtead, near Maidstone, wife of William Hamasond Hammond, Charles W., 11, Loughborough-villas, Lough- borongh-nad, Btiston, Omuemu Hammond, William, Westfield, Soane, gentleman Ham mood, William ...
... , [DukeMawle Huristone, Mihses Emily and [Lee, Kent, surgeoii Hallaway. James, road, BrUton, gentleman Marlboroogb, WUts, Hammond, Misa s, E v,f m Kent, 8.E., farmer Hammond Horace John, “'““S Elthm.Kent, 8.E., farmer, Hammond, John, Ch»pel, wt , Hammond ...
... neightionrlioal. 'lle root crop wautml attention neutrally At the same time. and there was au inhamentit for moo to in tile hop golden , . that it woo e acre pt at a outlay. to t men to work in the root hello. It hal hirotue cot uncommon for eorenst builhogs ...