... hor«e of Mr. Cox in Stamford-etreet, and another bay horse in Kent, but the name of the msm who sold it me I cannot remember now.” Did Roger buy bone in Stamford-etnet and in Kent ? —Yea, the Kent hone he bought at Maidatone Barrack*. 1 was present when the ...

... for Rood potatoes c. good, with au improvement in ',meet. For toreiv, ii t much inquiry, and late prices are with nth Best Kent Regents. 2002. to !Os. r 180 s. to 200 a. ; Flukes, ISOs. to 2305.: Ruck., to per ton. COLONIAL AND PRODUCE MARKET, DAY.—SEOAR ...

... vey Hop Poles-from Belgium to Milton and Rochester.-Apply to George Bishop, Foreign Pole Merchant, Upper Stone Street, Maidstone, Kent. A N Apprentice to the Drapery wanted in a good Abusiness house; a youth about 14 years of age.- Apply, G. F., Post Office ...

... London Street, Norwich. 10S. GI. PER PAIR, GENTLEMEN'S STOUT SOLE ELASTIC and BALMORAL BOOTS. YOUTH'S STOUT SOLE BOOTS. Bs. id. per pair. J. BUCKINGHAM and BONS, Family Boot and Shoe hlnnufacturers, London Street, Norwich. (2547 CRISP'S (Late and Crisp) CELEBRATED ...

... wool has been quiet, but tirui. per PRICKS WOOL. B. d. *. d. Fleeces—Soutlidown hoggets 1 9.J to 10 Half-bred ditto 1 y I 10 Kent 10 1 ew.s and vveiln rs . 1 3 1 6 Leicester ditto ditto . 1 Sorts—Clothing 1 7 I 8 Combing I 1 Oil to Lambs Oil to us ...

... Friday. Quoits. —On Tuesday afternoon last the members of the Golden Lion Quoit Club assembled play the closing game of the season, and after go nl afternoon’s sport they adjourned to the Golden Lion, where capital supper was served the lauul >rd, Mr. Sootohor ...

... Alderman Slowcoach Doctor Clipper (a Sheriff’s Officer) Thomas Boots MbJ Wells Mrs Clipper (Niece Alderman) Miss Louisa Mrs Tittums Miss Emma Ritta Robbery— On Saturday morning pair of boots oight shillings silver Roy scarf shawl stolon from the servants’ ...

... Chapman and Messrs. Brown and Pratt, &inning Ongar ; Jas. Bush, Mannden ; K Kent Great Chas terforiL —Mr. Metcalfe appeared for Mr. Young and Mr. Clements ; Mr. Thurgood for Mr. Kent; and Mr. Gee for Mr. Bush. —By the rules laid down by the Court of Quarter ...

... of the journey must have been attempted without shelter of any kind—in fact, they were totally unprepared, both as regards boots and clothing, for such an arduous undertaking. It is, therefore, highly probable that any further attempt on their part to ...

... deposed to going to in , (d ow bta huge leu toha-c > P't. . house RoUmt? Hams.*it.of Lakcnham. the prisone |Pe ~g;k»mlth »golden key, the p, niq maker wig. brother n-i-vw. wh. r.‘. --u Beftrchiog box, t cassock maker mini-ter c? go'vn. An uphoi nawn tiokc ...

... Misses c. Person, Goaodwyn, Miller, Goodwin; Mrs. W. B. Kent; Misses A. Feirson, C. Peirson Messrs. Heym, Barker, W. B. Kent, and Clutton. .-Song .. ?? Mrs. Ellieton. Duetd,pnoorte .. .. Mrs W. B. Kent and Ms Edwprds, Trio, Hark the Rolling Drum, Misses ...

... brought forth some cheering, and the men marched back to the town, where sumptuous dinner, prepared hy Mrs. Goodwin, of the Golden Lion, awaited them. Captain N. York presided, and was supported on his right Colonel Tyiell and Lieutenant Read, and on his ...