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... may be obtained of George Wilks, Esq., solicitor, Hythe, Kent: at the place of sale ; at tbe Hell Inn. Ivychurch ; and of the Auctioneers, i 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. S.W. Maidstone, Kent— Valuable Freehold Building and Accommodation ! Lands and ...
... a turbid river rushing in front of their homes in the direction of Seven Sister'sroad. In a short while gentlemen with top boots, or with bare legs, were trying to dam the yellow current. In many cases the trim 'awns were already invisible, and flit/tering ...
... 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, ...
... in the second act, the beautiful ' i of the music, and the excellence of the A I- 1 GOLDEN WREATH, » . . arranged by M. Bertraned. ! ■ivid, of the Theatres • A GOLDEN WREATH, et-'Mdllee. 1 11, Gillert. Richard*, . ihe wholo of the Alhambtt. corps rf^R ...
... —Wanted a thorough machinist for men and women's work. _;n-l;_l. n .'l';.dw BOOI‘ Trade.—Wanted outdoor machinist for button boots ; gvod work. _Corver's, 30. City-rd., Finsbury. Bom Trade—Machinit wanted ; abo learners for Howe's 1D wachine. Apply 61, ...
... ri j te en scene.' âGlobe, J une 2L_ ALHAMBRA.-THE GOLDEN WREATH, baUet d'action, by J. Alberv, Est . am uisic by G. Jacobi. Principal San Carlo, Naples, Milan, r.. Hi. ' A LHAMBRA.â THE GOLDEN WREATH, J\ grand Indian I Rose, Melvill. aud the whole ...
... LLTHADESMAN or FARM • —WANTED, a resperotable YOUNG I•EltsON to Ao the housework. Assistance clean. Boy to dens hole,. and boots. No children. —Address Mrs. Cooper. 0. Parade. Edmonton. a 4.1 OKA ANTPGUNti MAN tan 11o.tary and Fancy. Must ha a Rand v. ...
... d ?3«1 Victoria, chapter 35. intituled An Act J,. ot >ce i , i, Hto ? d the Law of I' ?? debts, claims, ordem: MAi;V n a Kent,'. fon . nt;rl J ol No - 3 - ' trk-road. 1 ttages Ti 'h 3 the county of Surrey, but late of No. 2. York v hodipj ow peB-street ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. BRENCHLEY, KENT.-- A. charming Freehold Resi dential Estate, distinguished as Moatlands, situate in the most delightful part of the county, only i j mile from Paddock-wood Staion, six miles from I'on- br.dge, seven from Tonbridge-welli ...
... EDUCATION. J annum; In an old-established School hi Kent, i - 1.- prepared for a business life. -Mn. ester, 86, King Wiiliarn- INDEXATION (LITTLE BOYS). -Mr. PALMER a _ Nelson College, Newstead-roaM, Loc, Kent, ten minutes' walk liege, InoluHve term* from 2o ...
... jNCO ‘l-KUJSJ!TII , s, i, Bona Stmt. London. Hnir in nil the uowe«t rtflei ni worn and Pari*. Black, Brown and Golden Ujes. iTolnirftn tfc, boot dm—inf lor tb, Hnir. SJSSSiM? MbwwtSS, to the best Worer. Gentle!SStfKSi ter SSTSe. Beet Arttelee nt modernU ...
... position. No sooner was he engaged than he began to rob his employer. OHESH AM. SUSPICIOUS DEATH. An inquest was held at the Golden Ball, on Thursday, the 27th ult., before G. A. Charsley, Esq., deputy coroner, and a jury of 1a gentlemen, of whom Mr. D. ...