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... CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS, comprising— APRICOTS, GOLDEN CHENOIS, GREEN Ditto. Greengages, Dried Cherries, de. in small boxes. Crystallized and Preserved Ginger, tc., &c. choice figs in layers. FINEST ALMERIA GRAPES, KENT COBS. New Chesndts, Walndts, &c. Oranges ...
... this question of the game laws is one of thoee KENT WINTER ASSIZES. things that demand general attention. Already an • agitation has begun, and it is declared that no The commission of the peace for the Kent Winter Amebae compromise, such as taking rabbits ...
... character truth and honesty. THE UNSEASONBLY MILD WEATHER which we have had has produced, it is eaid, a spring-like aspect in Kent, and near Keston common acre 3 of primroses and tufts of snowdrops are in blossom; tha banks are covered with violets, the ...
... SHOOTING BOOTS CLUMP BOOTS, WALKING BOOTS, and DRESS BOOTS and SHOES. Out of such a Stock no Lady or Gentleman can fail to be fitted. FELT BOOTS AND SLIPPERS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, Overshoes and Gaiters — an Immense Assortment. MODEL ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The commission of the peace for the Kent Winter Assizes was opened the Session Honse, Maidstone, on Saturday last, by Mr. Justice lea. His lordship arrived at the Maidstone Station of the South- Eastern the 2 pm. train from London ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies, the largest selectiou iv the towu. Also a great variety of EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS, kc, all Sewu. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, &c, for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, aud includes BOOTS suitable ...
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... takes so sincere an interest. THE UNSEASONBLY MILD WEATHER Whith we have had has produced, it is said, a spring.like aspect in Kent, and near Keaton common acres of primroses and tufts of snowdrops are in blossom ; the banks are covered with violets, the ...
... values have been well maintained. Current prices of English wool Fleeces— Southdown noggato, to ; half-bred ...
... Wittersham; 2nd, premium of £4, Edward Lord! Northiam. Chun A—s Kent wethers, 2 and under 3 rear* oM. T lst prize tankard £6, Henry RJgden. Lyminge: tod, premium of Exors. of James Claw 7.-6 Kent Wethers, 1 and ander 2 Team * * * Henry Rigdeh Lynhum; 2nd ...
... n n, Esq., M.P., Ulvorston. John Hick, ?? Bolton. Dr. Lyon Playfair, 0.8., M.P.. London. George Wythes Esq., Bickloy Park, Kent. J.N. 11*. Messrs. Brunlees and McK. rrow, Victoria-street, Westminster. I Thomas J. I Mining Engineer, M. Inst., C.E. Bankers ...
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