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... of Grosvenor-street, and William Oodfrey Hambleton, of 28. York-street, Middlesex, physician. A Scars Maidstone : Ball Cartridges in River.—A Maidstone correspondent says that quite a scare was created there yesterday by the circulation of a report that ...
... Toole and John Hare each sin. in stature. a king's boot. For some time past visitors to Paris' have seen out- Bide bric-a-brac dealer's shop in the Rue St. Jacques the boot of Louis Xi. This boot has disappeared. Perhaps it has gone to onrich the ...
... have won under any circumstances. Their ciiief strength is forward. They have plenty of weight and pace, and ore good shots to boot. Loudon Walsh best the 3rd Grenadiers Cricklewood. after very interesting contest by four goals to two. Tbs soldiers were rather ...
... EXTRACT OF MEAT CO., Limited, 9. FKNCHURCH AVENUE. E.C. is. Linn pi l e~s GOLDEN NUGGETT OINTMENT. More Precious Than Gold. Gives Immediate Relief and is Certain Cure. GOLDEN NUGGETT' OINTMENT Sboui.l every household, as in all cases Wounds, C its, Bruise ...
... Station. Come along with me, he shouted. Just off to Kent to do 'A Day Among the Hop-p ickers' for the 'lllustrated Weekly Scorcher.' Acting on the impulse of the moment, I took a ticket to Maidstone, and jumped into the carriage with my friend. Before ...
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... .' • Tit f•w tat,' (for minor.. Mr. A Whom e•orth ; • King of ramp,' sal • An.o, owl.' Hr F : • Fri*. of orlcrs gyms,' • • Kent . • Their ell coin • Inch.' • Some thinned tba limner • kin I .r 1.. • Two Mr Joiceph Portiotto ; 'I he settler's war: Min ...
... Warwielkshir v. Oloceetershir n. 17, T nbridge, kent v. Middlesex a 17, Nottingham, Notts v. Lancashire 17, Stockport, Cheshire v. Staffordshire 20, Leicester, Leiceatershire v. Surrey a 20, Tonbridge, Kent w Lancashire 20, Leeds, Yorkshire v. Derbyshvre ...
... ; Scott and Kent's price 3S9. Lot 3,-Sale price 41 ; Scott and Kent's price 6 9. LADIES' CHEMISES In pure Longeloth, some trimmed frills, others en'broidery. Lot ?? price 111 Scotl and Kent's price 216. 'Lot 2.-Sale nrice 211 ?? and Kent's pukce 4:S. ...
... Cross, and the Assumption of the Virgin. They Were made in the lifteenth century, of brightly Coloured silks wrought on a golden background, and were wonderfully well preserved. The family had always refused to sell them, although very large sums had ...
... eflomoby b Brigge ?? 0 I2Board ?? .2 ?? ?? 3 Li - t0 ?? Totsl fer 3wkts. . 82 9 I 9 KENT v. NOTTS. Xr After having to all anpesane won th egee le the Kent eleven, at Maidstone, yesterdlay, llo'weAJ victory to slip from their grasp, and were in the I end beaten ...
... Thoma« Maye, Mount well, Totoes. Devon. Jams and fruits: Charles Whitehead, F.L.S., Banning House. Maidstone. Hives and honey: W. B. Carr, Orpington, Kent; F. J. Crihb, Morton, Gainsborough : and J. M. Hooker, 9, Beaufort-gardeiw, London, S.E. Butter-making: ...