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... lost their best men soon in the second innings, and so left the victory with Kent. The home county won eight wickets. M.C.C. were the next to go to the wickets against Kent. The match at Nottingham between Notts and Gloucester closed last Saturday, and ...
... made payabie to H. BROAD, at the \ _ Post Oftice, 165, Blackfriars-road, KE. _ 2 | RRIBLE DEPRESSION in the BOOT TRADE. —A Lot of GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS. Retail Halfprice. 10, Arthur-street West, London-bridge; §to 6 daily. § O NOT BUY KILTERS before l‘inh‘h ...
... a reduced form in bronze for many the admiral’s friends. A collection prints of the antiquities, buildings, &0., the county Kent is being formed for the Archbishop’s library Lambeth Palace. Those who have duplicate or other impressions are asked to aid ...
... animals in a position to prove by the previous dictum of the judges themselves when the decision is against them, that the boot is on the wrong leg. High-stepping park hacks, and horses that would take one quickly to covert—perhaps negotiating a fence ...
... Junction, Kent, would be a good one to apply to. Mas. a. S. H. (Mitcham).-Almost any plant would ornament the house, but the most popular ale azaleas, camellias, cinerarias, fuchsias,; dyaletra spetabilis, geraniums, bheiranthus marshallii, doable golden -wallflower ...
... Shawfield, and niece of the Duke Argyll, and married. 6th August, 1846, Lord Winchilsea, then Visoonnt Maidstone, by whom leaves surviving issue Viscount Maidstone; Lady Constance, married the Hon. F. C. Howard, second son of the Earl of Effingham; and Lady Hilda ...
... â THE GOLDEN WREATH, ballet d'aot-on, by ,1. Albery, Esq., arranged by M. l'.ertrand. music by U. Jacobi. Prn.ipal ilanseuse, Mdlle. David, of theTl.. Han Carlo, Naple ., Milan. Paris, and Vienna.- TO-NIGHT, at 10.15, A LHAMBRA. -THE GOLDEN WREATH, ...
... little, and the cloven waa not refrain Kent pulled off the double event, the flrat at Qld Trafford, on Juna tl. three wicket*, acorinf 107 and 9T (for •even wirk ...
... prisoner, who was asleep under thrashing machine, on the 14th. The knife in question was attached prisoner's right wrist a boot lace. Prisoner said, 1 know what you want for, eor|»raL I warn t going to let him eerre me they did the island, nearly lack ...
... Stockton Countess Dublin, Dunn Dublin Minna, Plymouth Cleared out for Albion,Grindcll[Spt3] Jane Cochrane, Foster Kent. Bryant, Maidstone Lee. Butler, Rochester Hope, Frances, Colchester Ocean Wave.Bristow, Chazalie. Luer, I** Brisk, Usher, Farersham Try ...
... minority of 12 to against this action were the Marquis of Hartington and Mr. Gladstone, both of whom had to complain of the bootings they had been subjected to by the unruly and excited members of the majority in the lobby. The exclusion of the reporters ...
... Nares reet, hinckney ; Downes aud White, Church-strocl, Badgrwares wad ; Flemiag, St. Mactin's-lnne ; Floming, Brewersireet, Goldens uare; Fish, Kentish-town-road; Fryett end 3 m, Whitechape!- ad; Farmer, Amwell-streot, Poutonville; Field, Station-ruad, muL_v ...