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... --(Before J. house's •Kinuie. let, and Peter!, 2nd; Rev. H. Kent, and W. Stacy, Eorts.)-James Thomas was charged • Buckworth's Gip, highly commended. Setters. English with stealing a pair of boots, the property of John Fisher, or Irish diere-Mr. F.. Farmer's ...
... A large assortment of BLANKETS, FLANNEL, RUGS, &c, suitable for Charities and Clubs. LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S? BOOTS AND SHOES Of every description and approved makes always on hand, at economical prices, AT 14, CROSS STREET, RYDE. 5 per Cent ...
... 2oo Lots of Valuable GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SILVER PLATE, JEWELLKRY, GUARDS, &c. Also about 3W Lots of SILKS. DRA. ERY, BOOTS, SHOES, APPAREL, BEDS, BEDDING, GUNo, etc., &c, being the Unredeemed Pledges in the possession of Mr. H. Habdcabtlk, Lady ...
... fifcl. Old Kent road. Mile-end. 2, Bristol -gardens, Maida-vale. Percy House, Golborne road, Not- -101, Praed-strect, Paddington. ting-bill 160 a. Ebury-street, Plmlico. Country Btujfi 26, High-street, Bristol. ) 80, High-street, Bromley, Kent. 15. Prince ...
... beauty is all but destroyed, the foliage-pants are still in excellent condition. The golden feather pyrethrum and the stellaria gramminea sures have n been of a more golden hue than they are sow. Nor have the pretty alternantheras and the rioh.oolonred coleuses ...
... On MU Oat.. at Trinity TsabrZr a gt . by the Mu. J. Don IhAtatylia, of So sow A. wrir Art af Sb. 1/.11.011. Oa the lith Oca, Boot, Chore% AMU Mdse. en of 0. IL C. Perfey, te Idol. of m illArejlizV ki 4o Katilees. essond daughter of Manta% Centerbary. Oa ...
... voluntarily buried itself. Farmers and Poll-v.ien. A meeting tenant farmers living in Kent and Sussex was held at I Tuesday, to protest against a recent order ot the Kent 1* x--cu- I tive Sub-Committee, by which policemen were empowered to enter auy sheds ...
... Imperial porter.toescspe in that direction.Blugs went is what the disease requires; and that under____ sl,it'ln -.. wLIZAT. and Kent. flying about the hulks moored off Henaltawtown in' favourable or even ordinary conditions it never or r+l all directions, ...
... West Borongh, Maidstone. [204 FOR SALE, WHITE'S EARLY GOLDINGS, FUGGLRS GOLDINGS, HENHAMS JONES'S and COLEGATE BEDDED SETS. Apply to Mr Hearbert White, Wateringbury Hall, HOP SETS. A NUMBER of bedded Hop Sets for male of Brambline, Bast Kent and other Goldings ...
... open, will be financially, as it already is artistically, a somata. SOXLEY.—STS• LI NO WOOD.—At the Magill. bates' Werke' Maidstone, on Tuesday, before 0. Whit-head and George Horsham, Esq., Henry Pilch, • travelling gipsy, was charged with stealing a quintity ...
... Wm,. Roesell. Manager, Dow-nlifll rald CENT P LA CB (St -George~s Buildings). JI To ?? 8 uss -. DOU=L SHPUIst VMet~ Plaer. Kent to begoin~ -t.2. ATTIC, entering by 183 Queen StrMtO ]et.sm £20. v. &OpFFI,= 4 Forth too a! MrIet,£3 Apply to Bell. A; rt&50 ...
... ocould (L destioy That night of fearful pains ? Now the red glow of mo ning san Proclalms & noble vietory won. Around Aurora’s golden gate, Calestial forms now move, My ears perceive, O joyful fate, New melodies of love, A brecze with fragrance fiils the air ...