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... bred for the fate exceedingly well.grown PLINGSfrom the following valuable and fsahloneble strains : the Jumps • Booketer—Golden Serpent Glenavon— Soy.' t Countryinan—Gravelotte Serest —Handsome Girl6tliendridgi—Pearl of tho Sea; Balehristle—Sell Of Lorn: ...
... man, in the head with a poker, under circumstances already reported, and was sentenced to two mon th s' hard labour, at Maidstone. Amain& wits Ram Ocsam—John Cousin, of Woodpeoker-row, New Cram, amend to • summons charging him with sermulting William ...
... Unrlener NomiDAUooa for To name immediately Mr. J. H. Salter B. Oiblm Mr. H T. run win Mr. W. Fletcher Mr. rhcrelejr Mr. P. Kent Mr. L. Kent Mr. W. S. Mr. B. Oolman Mr. A. (littus Mr. B. Muak T. P. Hcwliiui T. L. Kaed J. Wooll Looker W. M. CUrtt . .r. K. NielK>(«m ...
... yeaterdsy through of weather. gaum—Not. 3,5 P.M.! 8, light, thick; denM foe >t M. Mr. Joseph Wilson, mansging owner of the Golden City, received letter thie morning from Jsvs, confirming the telegram advising the death of Captain Owens, and three of the ...
... Tavern, Deptford, in tbe county of Kent, licensed victualler, deceniw-d, and in a Cause H IC'^S against HIGGS (1875, H. 105) ,the CREDITORS of HEMDAN HIGGS, late of the Telec-raph T vcrn, Deptford, in the county of Kent afore- said, licensed victualler ...
... HUGH C ROBERTSON and Cc. TO MISSIONARY SOCIETIES and others whom it may concern.— JOSEPH COLE, late of Pcnvold House, Margate, Kent, gentleman, doceased, by his will, dated the 13th of February, 1875, bequeathed (inter nlia) a LEI'ACY of 2.10. to the BRITISH ...
... Deceased— The persons beneficially interested under the will of FRAMING- HAM THRUSTON, Eeq., deceased, late of Burt's-place, Old Kent- road, who died in the year 1859, are REQUESTED to COMMUNI- CATE with Messrs. RAPER and FREELAND, of Chichester, solicitors ...
... cured acorn of many yea_ S c can vow wear the tightest boot, as the joint is veU . _ . _ Fremi Miss* roft, Lymington. — The Plaster is invaluable. I w* really a cripple, and could uot get a walkiu« boot on but now can * so wrth great facility. It has also ...