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... IN MABZ.LANE, Ramis per Quarter. WHEAT. new, Goer and Kent, .bite Menfolk, Lincorsg., and Torkah.red red BARLEY —to Cher.ker. new 20 26 V 21 Dialamp MALT, Norfolk and Suffolk Impaton, Ware, and torn wads (0 2e Drown 64 88 lITE 43 OATS, English feed 21 ...
... itheaassile la the heal all tam Worm:. To4Chaebe, &.—Peica lel. fa ,1 all Agents fa every lowa Ageets Bantams - Lime, Maidstone Caneerbery ; Kent, Itamegate ; Poore, ; Knight, ; Leafeety. Fever. thorn: Cocking. Sittiniboaras ; wholesale of Prestos 58, Leade ...
... satisfaction.— P. W. Carey, U.S. Vice-Consul. From Fred. C. Allen, L.D.S., M.R.C.S.E., and Dental Surgeon the West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone. From Thomas Fraser, M.D., Inverness. I certify that Professor Lewis has extracted two corns from my foot without ...
... ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! AT BARRETT'S, CHURQH LANE, TRURO- ■ o j SELLING OFF j REMAINDER OF STOCK! To make room for Spring Goods. All Goods marked down at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. A few pairs of soiled Boots will be sold at half their ...
... my test. —September ltitli, ItitiB. From Fatal. C. ALLEN. L.D.S., M.R.C.S.E. and Dental Surgeon to thu IVest Kent General Despite!. Maidstone. 2lth January, Red Iroise Farm. 1 berell certify that Professor Lewisham extracted Professor Lewin this ,'ayextracted ...
... Mr. B. iMr. A. GtUaa's)V>k b Mies McGrath, by Master McGrath—Variety Mr. Porters bk w b Prude, by Promier-Panic, beat Mr. Golden's Goliath, Oscar-Wild Ware Mr. Nuseey (Mr. 0. Wood’s) bk td d Putney Pet. by Foam—Louise, beat Mr. Benner (Mr. Fletcher's) ...
... Wades for years, Hal t from tl -MEN WOCILCOTT, Esq., F.R.C.S., Founder of the Kent I have great pleasure in hearing to use d 3 I now woi • 'County Ophthelinicamipital, Maidstone. the comfort and benefit - I have derived for mai pleasure - JAMES ILELCRY, ...
... respectfully informed that Mr. ALFRED EDGAR KENT, of 71, Regent-street, Westminster, has been appointed COLLECTOR to the Institution.— H, J.V.PHIL- POTT, Secretary. HOME for LITTLE BOYS, near Farningham, Kent.-REMOVAL of LONDON OFFICE.-The OFFICES of the ...
... ronbon and Counirg Markets. The Corn Trade. CURRENT PRICER men_ GRAD, AND FLOUR per tu r a. 50 WHEAT. new. Erse: and 'Kent, white ~red Norfolk, and forksh., red — BARLEY —to Chevalier, new 24 28 Grinding 2O 29 Distilling )(ALT, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk ...
... remarkable parts of his costume, * Festival Overture,’ composed by Mr. G. A Osborne ex- fur-trimmed overcoat and his high jack-boots, preasly for this Festival,would performed. The overture For head-gear wore a black felt deerstalker, which * .• | , .. second ...
... and other clarets were got from Messrs. Day, WaUpn. ana Son, and procured by them from the finest rlntage*. Fifty dozens of golden sherry (Duff. Gordon, ana co.f. imported Messrs. Day, Watson, and 3°n- pronounced tho most qualified judges as one of their ...
... interested in the charity is requested. J. A.JsHAAY STEWART, Chairman of Committee. HOME for LITTLE BOYS, near Faruiogham, Kent. REMOVAL OF LONDON OFFICE. The Offices of the above Institution are now REMOVED from 7S, Cheapside, to LUDGATE-CIRCUS, E.C ...