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... blue dog, by Cauld Sail oat of Charmer, one of the fasteet greyhounds of hie AV. At Al. tr.—Apply to JANES Jun.. Wateringbury. Kent. WANTED, by a respectable Married Man, • SITUATION COACHMAN; age fel; thoroughly understands the care of bongos ; two and *half ...
... BLACK and TAN TOY DOG. .a months. will make shoot Mb. when fun. an. 4 guineas. One Brace RETRIZVINU SUI EX PZANIET. PUPPIES , golden liner; Rutneas.—Address E. W.. Mr Hopkins, Wholesale Stationer, 430. Orford. street. W. MINIATITRE BULL BITCH for SALE white ...
... Shorthorn Notes.—We understand that Mr Frederick Leney, of Orpines, Wateringbury, Kent, has presented to Mr William Mathias Lancaster his pure Duchess bull Grand Duke of Kent. who will in future be located at Berridon, near ffolaworthy, Devon. Mr Latimuter's ...
... rare opportnolty for anyone haying a kennel of Gordon,. stained wi , h Kent blowL to pewee,. themselves of an animnl imitable to as slat in ogrectiug the pernicious effects of Me Kent croon. —Fall pedigree awl price on application. 011AMPION BLACK and ...
... Four BITTING BOOMS. besides able% coach bonne, stabling for three home. good flower and kitchen 4 scree of tuclosura.—Liew, KENT.—To be LET, Furnished, a gentlemen's RESIDENCE. oontaining dining and dewing TOMS, study . , five bed rooms. dressing room ...
... the The within fifteen minutes' walk of the Station of the Hichland Rallway.—Ariz to looms. Balaagown Ditate Mos. Park4lll. KENT.—To he LET, Ferni.he,i, gentleti men REM DiNCE. attaining dining a drawinC motor, stair. Aye eorsm.o. etrc*.tog rota, I ,, ...
... either ; Phut. Over two vers.,. a thoroughly useful animal. A young black and tan Setter Bitch, descended direct from 1)1.1 Kent and the clutinplon Dnellese ; better blood can't be. A l . noble black Pointer flog. for appearance and pert nuance' his equal ...
... over the water meadows to the river Windrush. Two or three strangers—well mounted, hard-riding men—attempted to follow the golden rule of being with the hounds; the result was not as satisfactory for them as their pluck deserved. After negotiating two ...
... KENT.—To be LET, Furnished, for One Year, a MANSION, standing a beautiful park ; .booting over late scree, trout Peking. Cc. • rent , MO.— For particulars and cards to view, apply to . Mesas DAY and owe. Estate Agents. Maidstone. WREEHOLD RESIDENCE, Somerset ...
... high for public favour and rapporttheir monkeys and thous were cast about so recklessly—that a golden age seemed to have set In ; and with Bristol to boot, where &thousand guineas given to the Royal Steeplechase had very nearly damaged the Grand National ...
... . Q totatlens from daily letters to F Brother., Boottuakere. 29. Naymereet, ii.— I ant et meet I wit's both pairs of boots: they are my exact r.t. RIM in ev e ry other TParr • It! I I eould d, sire.—J. C., 0. t. 27. 1e7.3. I went a pair of Nay ...
... title. It is orobsbly a Mint. T. tionoso.—The correspondence extended orer serer& week . from Feb. to 'Larch W. 1873. F. Cssz.—Kent'e, High Holborn. questionß. cannot waiver the unless you give the context. CAWMERORY.—WO cannot insert your communication. ...