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... Snnderland, ironmonger and general dealer. Thomas Barnes, late of Cambridge Arms Inn, Walmer. Kent, licensed victualler, itfid now of Mote Boad, Maidstone. Kent, oat of business. William Marshall. 44, Fountain Street, Manchester, merchant and commission ...
... BOMNEY OB KENT. Bam, of any ags—lst and tod, Henry Lyminge, -st fire yearling Wm. de Chair Baker. St. Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, Mr Henry Bidden. Yearling ram—lst. Mr John Samuel Stratt Godwin, Court Lodge, West Peckham, Maidstone, Kent; 2nd. Henry ...
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... Offices. Freehold.—Apply to W. Coat eh, 116. Cheltenham Bristol. SALE, Six well-built HOUSES in Alma Street. Flee of Ground Kent.—Apply to Brown, 36, Webb ' Road ►EDLAN'D.—FOB SALE, substantially - bnilt IUiA RESIDENCE. containing on the ground floor I ...
... Owing to some children playing with lucifer matches extensive farm buildings and several houses were burnt down at Ickham, Kent, on Thursday. The damage is estimated at nearly £lO,OOO. A further exodus of German settlers is stated to be impending in Russia ...
... sister, Oliv4, Margnise de Leetevris.—The will, dated September 28, 18T2, of Mr. Richard Godfrey Bosanquet, formerly of Maidstone, Kent, and of Great Ormeeby, Norfolk, but late of No. 1, Bryanston-plaos, who died on the 15th ultimo, was proved on the 4th ...
... corn flour, per lb.. ; good old per lb., Gibbs soa>>, «w d :zen, brandy, hick tea, is 8d per lb. ditto 18s per gallon, fcaL ; golden St! J- Mann. the au advance of g d 23s ld 0 mutton lhere cwt. rounds heer, an bread, and ,! ...
... • 'arser area than a onion, while leaving the bunko of outdoor relief te be borne as before ; and that this object would be boot achieved by panting a wahventiou from the flasitepor of ?a per bad wen for every pauper inmate of a Union Wechbosw, the mat ...