... subjects, should sho be intormea ol ihisir la po.-alble that sho may send to each of th* fine young defsn.ier-i of the kingdom a golden medallion, on which is stampea the likeness of her royal self. Ex£*ECTED KaiLWAY IMPROVEMENT FOR BRADFORD. ~lt has, we understand ...

... Office— Lion House, Wrexham. 759f 3AT.F. RY MR. JAMES TAYLOR. SALE of Ready-made CLOTHING, Cloths, Tweeds, Woollen Shirts, Boots and Shoes, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in the Vegetable Market, Wrexham, next Monday, April 12th, 1875, at Two o'clock. JAMES ...

... ot Ur.. ,Croft (Snowden 1 boot , Rata: Mr. Milford, Hannah, hr Brooiuiclaw cut ■' Nancy, rat; Beacon, aoeond: Btnak of Uahl. third. Wetter Cup : Captain Haworth', Lady Chri.nana, Ki» •*i ' CoontcM of Wctmoreland, Am: Golden «.«• • Nohihly. third. Hunter ...

... Hair. — Combings made up. A large variety of Bow and other Frizettes. 71, UNION STREET, RYDE, (Adjoining the Royal Kent Hotel.) ROYAL KENT HOTEL LIVERY STABLES. LYRANK WHEELER, Riding Mastee, begs Jj respectfully to inform the nobility and gentry of the ...

... D.G.M. Christopher Grant and officers and brethren represent. ing the Orwell, Briton's Pride, Cardinal Wolsey, and Golden Reapers Lodges, to witness the admission of Mr. A. F. Vulliamy a d Mr. J. B. Fraser as honorary members, and Mr. E. C. Snell ...

... FROM HASTINGS TO MAIDSTONE Oh, memory of Watt! oh, shade of Stephenson ! Nearly four hours from Hastings to Maidstone. Give back our old post-horses and lumbering coaches—nay, will be content to betake ourselves to the humble carrier's van. Why should ...

... remain under the direction of Mr W de Chair Baker The matches are the same last year : Kent and Gloucestershire v England Kent v Gentlemen of the MCC and Gentlemen of Kent v I Zingari The first match was so successful last season that it deserves to remain ...

... just got te hand his first arrivals of BOOTS for Spring and Summer Wear. LADIES' BOOTS, fbom 6s to 13s. GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, FROM 9s TO 16s. M'WALTER'S, EAST KIRK STILE, FORFAR. (Sign of the Golden Boot.) ~ groceries, provisions, ...

... G4rden n a better a 'KITCHEN O•EbY/C. - xaranthemums, Ac., to• for setting Late re ..—lu the m a jori t y of soils these are boot oat 1 and its .men liberal covenants. Such a* of tat ght I sewn SPAN . 141 1t • leek , goo,•lf l rd KinnairdY we mile celery ...

... that we ought to have a better exhibition than if the contributions were fewer ,and that, I believe, we shall have. THE EAST KENT HUNT STEEPLE- CHASES. :This meeting took lace on Monday, over a course provided Lord Guilford in Waldershare Park. e course ...

... Edglev, deceased ; Manea. John .Smith and ohn Croft; Welches Dam, Henry Kent; Benwick, William Downs. James Johnson, late Over, on remand, charged with stealing one pair of boots, the property of Charles Edwards. He had already f»een in prison a month ...

... were reoeired and ordered to be paid. Socks and gloves, Messrs. Rose and Best, £7/19/*; clothing, Messrs Morton and Son, boots, Mr. Kent, oeived, examined and approved. The hats were not received, hut Messrs ...