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... Ralston, May George, Birch. near Colchester, farmer :gentleman Msy Richard, Acorn wharf, Canal bridge. Kent road. Maydon George. High street, Bromley, Kent. draper Maybo Josiah. 44 Chichester road villas, Killian, farmer Maybe Mart, 10 Grove road. St. John's ...
... Huntley Amelia firth, Rosemary. Flimwell, Ilawkhart, Huntley Thomas Richard, 6 Lombard villa, reed, S.E.. gentleman [park, Lee, Kent, esquire Harletone Charles Thomas, 7 Northbro .k road, Manor Hurlston Emily. 15 Deere park, Lee, s p i Barnard James, Laden ...
... Devon, grow Stacey Fiore Fenny, Sou., Hannalow, spinster Stacey Warrant Lyon. Sutton. Hoenelow, genawnee Standen John. Stone, Kent, opmzier star Standford Sarah Lea, 212 Albany reed. Walwortl, ;pm. Stetted Walter, Sprint/bead, Frahm-weak, Sumer. gentlemen ...
... feet down, but escapedumhurt. The statement that intends to resign early next year is authoritatively contradicted. The Maidstone Journal says that rain having fallen In abundance, the ground In that district his bad a good soaking. The hot weather had ...
... dais were two chairs. The one for the Viceroy was of silver and blue, with a crown behind, and golden lions at the side. Ihe footstool was the same, with golden lioua. On the right of the Viceroy was a similar chair with the Prince of WaWs plumes at the ...
... cherubs to him (old cherub, aged five) what he thought of them. She expected that would have sail something about dimples, golden ha)r, sunshine in the home, &c„ for he opened her album, and wrote In it. The lines were inspected his desire after he had ...
... Newmarket St. Mary, obtained an ejectment warrant against M. A. King, of that parish Extension of Licence. — Mrs. Goodwin, of the Golden IJon Inn, Newmarket St. Mary, applied for an extension of two hours on account of a cricket dinner at the opening of the season ...
... the people out of the public-houses before we entered Nayland. At Anchor bridge all tliree put some slippers on over their boots. We saw a light like a lantern at the corner near the clergyman's house, so we got over into the meadow and so into Pen-street ...
... respectable Person, who understands Plain Cookiug. Good wages. Washing pnt out, and a Boy cleans boots. — Apply to Mrs. Lockwood, Gowland Cottage, Beckenham, Kent. WANTED, a respectable GENERAL SERVANT, who cau do Plain Cooking, in a family of two ; no washing ...
... KING'S MAMMOTH LONG RED. The heaviest Long Red in cultivation 1/3 KING'S YELLOW INTERMEDIATE. An excellent variety 1/3 KING'S GOLDEN TANKARD. Very nu- tritious 1/6 Much cheaper by the cwt. No common or ordinary sort kept. GRASS SEEDS for all soils at moderate ...