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... inside the house or out. It appeared that when got home he was seen by • man named Kent who lodged in th e same house, and who had himself just left the Dog and Partridge. Kent noticed that his manner was vexed, and. observed that hewent totheworkmen's bench ...
... itself among the poor, and is forced to desert them ! I may add, however, a word or two about London. .A Mr. Tyler (of Maidstone, Kent, I think), speaking at a Bicentenary Meeting (as quoted by Dr. Hume, to whom I again acknowledge my obligation for many ...
... Deptford, was charged with fraudulently enlisting into the Kent Artillery JHUitia by withholding information that he had personally served m and been discharged with disgrace from tne West Kent Militia.— The prisoner was enlisted by berjeant _i Geratty ...
... street, Cheapsidc ; of tbe Trustee, Mr. Turner, 85, Kent-street, Southwark ; and of ' Ol e n and Son, auctioneers and surveyors, 10. St. Swithin's-lane, London. Shepherd's bush. Regent's Park, Old Kent-Toad, Strand, and Holborn. -__curs L ng l>ea c old ...
... Hawley's sale. Sally Brown is useful enough filly, but she was not nearly so cheap her price as Sjua-vh, Gladiatcur out of Rose of Kent, whom Lord secured a borgnin at 200 guineas. Glvn, by The Duke out of Amaranth (True Blue's dam», p -chaps the largest two ...
... Se ;markt Bateman visited the hmtse; *hue he timed a razor, covered with blood, with whiatt lb. crime Is enppuied to have boot eotumittAr The first steps takes by the point+ wra to ascertain the whereab.mte of tLte husband, and his /*wary was made under ...
... for all occasions. Al Opeia Cloaks, and Classes. The Largest Stock of sup* DriS BOOTS LENT, EJLACKFORD, of os -street, has a oboice ASSORTMENT of Drees Boots Shooting Boot, and others. Misfits from tho lient houses. Portmanteaus and Bags by the best makers ...
... ttq and ntS, Southampton Row, London. n OLDEN HAIR.-Robare's Aureoline produces, by two or three applications, she beautiful golden colour so much admired. Warranted not to destroy the hair. Prices. 6dd and ,os.6d. of all perfoumers aodcliymistt. Wiholesale ...
... Wtlhame Felkiwaa A. Watson .„ Byes, tc. Total .. 1» ▼. THE KOTK. Ml Mote Park. Maidstone, on srour of North Kent. Umpires: North Kbst. Lord Chiton c and b Moflst 9 O. Wood Stratford Carrall b P. Uiltoa « TooteU b StraCfasd ...
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... liabilitiae at £lO,OOO and ameta du.ooa: AMCiurr Order o» Comical Fallows.—A new lodge of the above Order will be opened the Golden Anchor, near Norfolk College, East Greenwich, this Saturday) evening. Mr. Gladstorr Coiwtitusrts. Dr. W. C. Bennett writes ...
... fellow-countrymen. French statesmen were always ready to claim a fair and equal share in the legislature, and they had learned the golden rule of moderation and tho settlement of disputes in a spirit a largo and generous compromise. (Cheers.) in Canada there were ...