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... grouse, 161sclecaree. woodcock. golden plover, salmon, Rea trout, Sc. sue 0 scrore, adoroing eveey variety of sport. with comfortable lod honeekoeper. two gamekeepers, three boats, , to be LA ge, T for the cumber rumen. Kent particular.' sooty to X. Y. ...

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... (Mr. de Morgan) eaid that it wou ld be * followed famation of (Langh The ef Kent” on the previous why apolog defomatory libel.” They w for publish find that the “Man of Kent” would have to Lis the pro- ad pot oatside support. The paper that apologiz -d ...

... their Grotit Meet, King-street. ?? TUE,-SDAY. Augttst 29.at12 for I very choice old .viningeand other PORTS. capital pale, golde~n,0dlbrown alters-ten rine rod end white burerundiesa clacets, and still hooks snortelr speat Is ling ohamnpaescee seosillee ...

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... gs, adlv atgs isF holelt on lease for twelve yeas; unexpired at£13eranm ih mptat reversionary ?? . aa.Lsihm, Kent. to ELEMand LE'WISHAM. Kent.-By ouler of the devices of the lb aaa omsiuillaxd and ?? Irmpvahle Fleehold Dwelling. hossand Shops, Nos. 70 ...

... returned by a coroner's jury at Tunbridge against John Shea, labourer, for causing the death of John Budgeon, at Marsh Green, Kent, by striking him with a bagging hook. The Porte is in such a haste to issue its Rate papers that its notes are to be put in ...

... . l'rlre £10,lell, of j irel i £1.0o trust moneyl ceel remain at 11 per ?? P., 8, laali.Bte'ot, Rogout'sJpur-rk. ATALMEIR, Kent.-To be LET, ?? Castle- 11ehill, . iew minutes' warlk from tho e beacbc. lt is in thorough j o -d reisair. and eotuiliem six ...

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