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... three younger children in eqnal shares.—The will, dated September 28,1872, of Mr. Rjahard Godfrey Bosanqoet, formerly of Maidstone, Kent, and of Great Ormeeby, Norfolk, but late of No. 1, Bryanstone-plaoe, who died oa the 15 ult, was proved on the iast. by ...
... rtcilook matching 1 , i Super ditto M . i Wlmfc, Barley, s. Pees, Tarea, PtKXCSS rxß L». ! Southdown hoys. . 1 6 Kent fleeces Southdown owaa and wethors 1 i\ ditt0 Clothing, picklock MANUEES.~ Cereal Manure, for r . Bean Manure ...
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... Yours of West at his groom, John Goddard, Port gue ood let by bby thie on charge of ver. The rev. gentle- | meet within the Golden Hotel. ‘Btirting, 20th July, eee Nicholson, Editor of Joun 8, with a man, wheo i that it would be necessary for rs we noticed ...
... -Lds romthe country that called at 22 Southlu St MugoStretGlasgowe please call immcediately? 7 rflTOU )LD~hi -who bought _the Boots in SauichichatllSt!&et V onther way to the roast yesterday IWednesday) Please 27. see they are the same site before using them ...
... 'se morning last, Tree St. Andrew's nnatei or tlan d Road was broken into, but thief or thieves were scared before Nei any boot The Rev. Mr Leitch was by s some noise, and on going into the t tut ove r °l ? ta ascertain the cause almos s ' l ° Person ...
... their Celebrated Oe 6d RID. WAl-KING BOOTS, jusa recelved from their lousR'. do to Douane. Paris. TheSe Gd Boots, for Styloend Qnlity, are quite a marvel. They are made on sa oItiY different principle to Ordinary Boots, and, without Painor d Pressure, adapt ...
... The woo 10 the state of New York, and aa • yr,rling for guineas. If. vraa afterwerds .old foe pito,. to Memel Levey k bona, Kent, by whom he atm to Sr hot, who on of • gm.. man in Ke,tucky. .tIAI,E To LawaftrLl. - Drofemor Nk•in.n. prevident of the New ...
... to be the saute that at sot terns, vie, 4 per cent per on 4 pet cent per Simon! On hot.. ppperty.• Two Mrs I is Pattinlay, a boot managed by two tiebernon left Kirkwall the of - tiontwy, with a family that a that slay by the steamer from the south. They ...
... completely deputed, No lusty swain is now seen standing, sickle in hand, by the lass be loves, ready to stoop and reap the golden grain, export. have sung. The reapers that steed toffee ripened fields —three for a rig, a man on the crown of it and a ...
... nothing can justify any man behaving like a tap-room brawler l in citcumstances when it is impossible to use the I up-room boots or pewter pot in defence of good manners. Mr Plimsoll in the character of sailors' ft iend is the greatest actot of his ...
... Mem, _Friday, at the Maidstone Town Hall. Under-Sheriff Sondamore, damages we by a jury in a breach of promise from the anima. The plaintiff, Mi was a young lady of 28, of prepossess* aace, the daughter of the postmaster near Maidstone and the defendant ...