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... or GenUe- Imib«, address O. P. Q., Bail* rrw. Office. TO BE LET—HOUSES,VILLAS, *C. * BISHOPSTON. BLANCHE COTTAGE, the Golden Lion. Kent XII. Garden front ftudtack.—Apply Garrard, on the premise*. LET, THE COTTAGE, Langford, Furnished X or Unfurnished. ...
... 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 ; ...
... Imperial k ' Twopeac ° P off 'or HUMAN HAIR CORONETS, 4i6d; Lone con —aU long Hair. C»to*an PJLAITB, ~• Stock of Wliite, Golden, and Grey Hair, hall usual,,, —Framuit, Hair Worker, U Portland Street, Cliftou 4 ' MAKE IT A POIK Call Adlrea* to Mr, Mrs ...
... prevailed for of the last rroarth,without improrement in values. East Rent paid. 6a. 6a. 6a. tnga 0 toll 11 Hid Kent 2 Oteli 14 WeakTof Kent Blb 10 }|Baanas 710 0 Wore eater* 0 001 and country 12 0 0 041 Bavarian, now 0 0 0 CATTLE ...
... prettiest wo*xl and water pictnm in Devonshire, it is about a mile and half from Torquay, a frequented by touiiatn and booting parile-. Kent's Caveiix.—Thin famoua oesifenma cove found on tkn 9 woody aide of hill overlooking the volley running down to Mcadfoot ...
... SEWN BOOTS. - aJ BOOTS FOE THE WINTEE, w H in p> O LADIES' Kid, Levant, Kangaroo, and Memel, clump soles 6s. Od. to 16s. Od. £■* O GENTLEMEN'S Levant, Calf, and Porpoise Hides 10s. Od. to 255. Od. W BOYS' and GIRLS' as above. __ The SHOOTING BOOTS of Porpoise ...
... the Treffry Estate to Kent, where they are to be set up, “menhir fashion, the park of gentleman of largo fortune, who has just that number of fair daughters, so that the maidens of Bolleit will now be succeeded the maidens of Kent. All four of these m ...
... 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 ...