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... Daybreak a Bugle Marck 5 Last the Lambs a Pearl King a Solon a Gazelle 8 6 Curat* a Royal Charlie 5 Boots Grey a Referee 6 Industrious 6 Pathfinder a | Solicitor a NEWMARKET* CRAVEN MEETING. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19. The ...
... On Warren QO of oommlsaloners jury of 22 of Carlisle held inquiry Into lunacy of John Dudgeon formerly of Roshervilla in of Kent Asylum of Inquiry formerly shipbuilder brother deceased Among built firm the Ifidependendn half million Government While mishap ...
... pantomime, and there are performing elephants, just as I believe there are on the stage to-night, with performing ostriches to boot. He speaks of the miseries of literature, and I daresay was well content with his lot, while others of his brethren were starving ...
... merchant and general commission agent. H. A. Silvester, Springhead Gardens, Southflect, near Gravesend, Kent, market gardener. J. Huges, late of Chatham, Kent, licensed victualler, now of Rochester, out of business. H. B. Blagrave, Calcot Park, near Reading ...
... Rorruchurch, fEuses, straw dealer and farmer. Hai C. PhIlpiot, Maidstone, Kent, stone merchant. if Rt. Sands, Buruitwicki. Upchurch, previously of Upton, Bil Friendsibury, beth In Kent, grazier. ls R. J. M'Dounell, Richmond, Surrey, agent. Ose J. Dowling ...
... American boot. This boot was first placed before the public five years ago, and was soon recognised, placing the people of Liverpool far in advance of any others,in any city or town in the United Kingdom, for their taste in boots. As the American boots are ...
... clothier, and boot and shoe warehouseman. J. W. FuUer. Natbury, Berkshire, land agent and auctioneer. G. Tilling, Bury St. Edmunds, late innkeeper, now out of business. J. Dale, Kornchurch, Fssex, straw dealer and farmer. C. Philpot, Maidstone, Kent, stone merchant ...
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... and artificial flower manufacturer. T. Bagshaw, Royal Leamington Spa, marine store dealer W. Lucas Coventry, boot and shoe maker, and dealer boots; C. r. French, PUhopstoke, baker and grocer. K. Clarke, Hayliug, North Hants, fisherman. Jane Upton, Ventnor ...
... his approach. In a colleotion of fans In London is one made by a lady of Normandy. The beautiful lace work is woven of her golden hair, and the sticks are inlaid with delicate Polished crescents made with her finger nails.. There vras a most uproarious ...
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