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... bat paler in colour; Yellow, Sutton's Golden Tnnkard, Wroxton Orange Globe, Ordinary ditto, Long Yellow, Intermediate ditto, Red Globe, Red, ditto (Elvethan). SWEDE TURNlPS.—Crowder's Improved, Sharpe's ditto, Golden Melon Green-top (a very cropper). TURNIPS ...
... or Elvetham, Golden Globe (much recommended), Abbey Yellow Globe, Defiant# Yellow Globe, Champion Yellow Globe, Norman ton Yellow Globe, Berkshire Pl'ize Yellow Globe, Warden Yellow Ox-heart Yellow Globe, Orange Globfe (Fisher Hobbs* Golden Tankard (a splendid ...
... Elvetham, Golden Globe (much recommended), Abbey Yellow Globe, Defiance Yellow Globe, Champion Yellow Globe, Nonnanton Yellow Globe, Berkshire Prize Yellow Globe, Warden Yellow Globe, Ox-heart Yellow Globe, Orange Globe (Fisher Hobbs* stock), Golden Tankard ...
... tance off the road there were m irks of a smaller boot, which appeared to have gone th • ground six or seven yards, and there were backward r tracing steps. These latter marks seemed to fit Wellington boots such as worn by Mr. Gillow. On examination of a ...
... C.S., 14, Arthur-street, Leicester. DRAPERS.—Re-engagement by a young Man. Age 24, experience years.—R. Masters, Loose, Maidstone. T T RAI'ERY.—Re-engagement as Assistant. 7 years' experience.—X.Y.Z., 4, Manthorpe-terrace, Grantham. O GROCERS.—By a young ...
... shop for pair boots. 1 left her sitting the show-room whilst I went upstairs some boots, and my return missed pair of boots off a frfass case. lat once communicated the fact Mr. the shopman, and went and told her I had missed a pair of boots. He said it ...
... , and niece of the Duke of Argyll, and August, 1816, Lord Winchilsea. then Viscount Maidstone, whom she leaves surviving issue George William Henry Viscount Maidstone ; Lady Constance, married to the Hon. Fred. Charles Howard, second son of the Earl of ...
... marched London from the Weald Kent. At Woolwich on Tuesday they attended mass meeting at the Skating Rink. Mr.Cooper, Ashfortl, presided, and the speakers included several of the labourers and tlieir friends from Canterbury, Maidstone, and other parts of the ...
... Viscount Cranbrook. of Hemsted, the county Kent. His seat for the University Oxford, which has represented since the general election of 1805, thus vacated. will be contested Mr. John Gilbert Talbot, M.P. for West Kent, in the Conservative interest, and l'rofessor ...
... Mr. George Hammond, architectural carver and sculptor, of London, who had himself carved the Westminster Abbey, the Ihike of Kent's tomb Windsor, and the pulpit Peterboro' cathedral, values! the granite 2W.5*., and the figure from l.'Z. '20/. The figure ...
... Commons, and the first reading in the House of Lords has been agreed to. Sr. Ives.*An inquest was held on Saturday, at the Golden Lion Hotel, liefore C. B. Margetts, Esq., coroner, on the l>ody of John Payne, who died from taking some poisonous lotion ...
... the hands of private collector, a rich proprietor named Jankovics, whom the Archdnchess Maria Dorothea obtained it for 400 golden guldens. She presented to the Protestant chnrch in Pesth, in whose archives has since lain, rio' ody being positively certain ...