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... VALUE-31 2 . DS. ttL 45.% GOOD FIT A'6 aTYLs A. NICCLIN. OPPOSITE. ItALL. CLIFTON 73.1 KENT INBVRANCE COMPANY, rrsDs Et! Yemen Croopeetera on le HI Al) )IFTICE, MAIDSTONE, or IA Cannon Street EC.. Matoc.ler. L.tertwl. ontorbary. and Pablo,. L sEVFMII;. coercion ...
... or between 12 and 3, to Mrs. Waddy, Rhossili. runswick Road, Gloucester. ANTED, good Plain Cook for country; no knives or boots —Mrs. Llewellyn, Minsterworth Court, Glou- ster. NOOK -GENE L Wanted. iminediately: 216; Chelten- 3 7 ham ; tall RA loucester ...
... after a reign et 72 years. He; late Most Gracious Majesty's Royal mother. the Duchess of Kent, wee • widow when, in May, 17: 4 19. she married the Duke of Kent at Coburg, having been first married whom' she was only Itsyears of age, upon the earnest ...
... r many a tender thought is due. •f her reign. But all such expectations or ho, es have Bereaved of her father, the Duke of Kent, in the first maysupportedbearing myheavy be in 'cross. fortnight or ten days before the reveres re m ins e ationtg Ortief ...
... of Commerce and Agriculture, are stated have their resignations to M. Ivantchoff, the Premier. There were cases for trial Maidstone Borough Quarter ssions, Saturday, and the Mayor, in accordance with aneioi.t custom, presented tho Recorder, Mr. Dickens ...
... large firm of chemists, -- She- I thought you told me your salary he assisted her to alight, and gave anothe Pounding his golden rule for mistress and big. Some softening element is thereto . M was five pounds a week ? He- Oh !no ; solemn-paced servant ...
... than by any service meet have continued at borne. The whole country has bee. Queen Victoria Wit% the only child of the Duke of Kent. red Ler carrlage, while the air was rent by the shouts of a I Wave ever heard. The tremendous cheer, the joy expressed literally ...
... Capaaa Jo Rupe wr Sg te a St 183 hid not been ov ‘The oe'y thnga doo were Cearango Daya, Cd Hope, he Ho} Wes & Northern A 10) boot a yard of Mootay. Jan. 14 Jan 13 inesst Wales, 14) 106 ad & 8. 25 epainng & shaft an! a cottages the | Tutsday. Jac 2 Wedoewiay ...
... rooms. Be. Small Stable. 3 to 4 acres. I t ab ba m mbe • 3°' per week--A il d Tt i t en • uayply to Mr. Bulled% Nb• Heston Kent DWELLING HOUSES Billiard Room if possible.-Full Particulars l ° Terence to previous landlord, to C. P. Y. or at No. 13 as above ...
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... A., on The Manor of AUerton and its Tenant*. 1540—1866 ; The Brook Family of Somerset and Devon, Barons of Cobham, in Kent, by Mr. W. H. Hamilton Rogers, F.SJL., being Part IIL ; The Quantocks and their Place Names, by William H. P. Greswell ...