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... Peaton and Smith, • sirloin of beef ; Mr. John Mama, • fat goose; Corporal Ilabgood, a fat turkey ; Mr. J. Cooper, a pair of boots ; Mrs. Styles, 4 i XXXX ale ; Mr. Center, a large loaf ; Mr. Wells, • large loaf ; Messrs. Belcher and Co., a cheese ; Mr. ...
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... freshly washed at the tons. tugs hard by, and the rich orimaon of cabbages and radish ,the glowing el/raglan 'oohed and showing golden flesh, besides tuna of silver leeks with delicate green stripes, cauliflowers with creamy beads placed =singly in tows, garnished ...
... JL City Road, Etalit-rooined HOUSE. Large Gardes. Immediateftmmmmimm. ings, and two acres Land (welted I»J.-Ap»lyUf.Rogers,Boot Maher, CmU> tract. 13LLLEVUE HOUSE, MONTPKLEBE.—TWi capital JL> HOUSE, with large Garden. Greenhouse, fee.—Meuam Bcwrnr. ll ...
... mysterious past of passing steam barges. story is that tho body was perfectly naked, that kid gloves wero on the hands, and boots on the These gloves and boats were of a quality am! character indicating that the deceased belonged to superior station in ...
... Joshua Walker’s conduct was attempt felony; they regarded rather as aUpid apite madness; and the prisoner ...
... currency Fine eontinne to ittraci attention, medium descriptions are difficult of sale, markets are lirm. Mnl d East Kent i.ll l| Waald Kent •*/* .usH-t • 9 t ...
... third, Mrs. Turner Turner, - ; very • commended, Mrs. Tur- golden , highly oomme.—_ oar Turner, silver ; highly oommended, Lady silver, Mr. C. H. Mayo, silver, dittoigolden, ditto common, ditto golden. The Point cup for dragoons was awarded to Mr. P. Graham ...
... 183 bales from Antwerp, four from Hamburg, one from Bremen, from Rotterdam, and 150 from New York. Mid and Hast Kents to 145.: Weald of Kent, Os. to £IQ 10s.; Sussex. 10'. £0 10s.; Country j Fumh«inM, to £lO ; FArnbams, £l2. •IONIKJPT WOOL MAKKKT, Mo.voat ...
... Clapham, draper Pairfax-road, Bt. Joha's Woot, bateher Eveleigh, Geo. H, Vrigout, Francis Wm., 8, Altert-villas, Brockley, ‘Kent, John Foster Vesey, 11, gentile Beis! Parrell, Catherine, 7, Dover-place, (I sploster Fenner, mas-strect, Br ret, Candi, wholteate ...
... of the waves. To the same magazine Mr. Walter Thornbury contributes interesting on Spain, and Mr. Chesson one Fiji Mr. Cbas. Kent gives admirable description O’Connell in the day the Liberator’s power, and Mr. Spender enters into the question of sobriety ...
... IN CCELO QUIES: Thou shalt have rest in heaven ! My weary soul Upon the golden pmmise soiree; And all its wasting toil and waxing dose The prospect eases. here, there is labour from the morn till tight, And oares crowd in when toile are tlaisLed ; ...