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... Machine.—Apply Tremain and Sou, Orpington. SALE six Hers, and Cock, Golden, Pencil, from prixestrain; price one guinea.—T. Law, Duke’s Head, Ham-sireet, Kent. IT'OR SALE, Uwful Cob ; bo farther use for It.—it -T Perch, (iocnham Crkkoi Ground, Kltham-ruad, ...
... if required ; servant kept; a comfortable home would Ikj valued ; highest testimonial*.—Address A. T., 17, Obanterrace, Cambridge-road. Faversham. Kent. MONTHLY Nl -Lady, trained General Lying-inlluspiul; open to engagements; highest referem e; terms ...
... age 23 to ; a; 16. mine CIS; personal chanuter.-Address Tlie Croft, Karninham. re*pctaMe (iirl, about 18. Gnrl Apply at The Duke of Edinburgh. 238. High road,Lee. B.E. second L.-iuu ...
... oominrnccment Downing. Duke, Ksymcnt, and Geilingnr shsre.l the lead, and ibe fourth lap Duke led, with’ Dow..|..g R«ywent second a.d th'rd. foot each. Tne or«l. r was reveiard the fiftli lap, Rayment lea ...
... very handsome bequest devolves from the late Duke of Cleveland to Mr. Hay, owing to the fact that bis mother was a niece of his grace, being the child of Lady Laura Meyrick. the third daughter of the third duke. • m « Miles ii. X. a. Mile* H. X. a. Mile* ...
... will be under the direction of Bro. G. Grosvenor. Mr. C. W. Moore, of Oak«ood, Shortlends, is again acting aa coach for the Cambridge Eight in the forthcoming 'Varaitj boat race ; while Mr Guy Nickalls, of Diamond Bealls fame (a nephew of Mr. Conrad Nickalls ...
... CHISLEHURST AND STONE HOUSE CHELSFIELD. TKI M» 17fi1 LICENSED TICTUALLE3S MR. CHARLES HEARN, A UCTIONEER ...
... Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, upon a similar occasion at Sunningdale, and twice through his Royal Uncle's, the Duke of Cambridge's hands for similar purposes), and Lord Stanhope, giving the customary knocks with the gavel, or mason's hammer, declared ...
... of Wmrde, the Con and Unioniateandidate for Mid Kent, i* lying rather ill at Barham Court. The g' andchildren of the Duke of Cambridge who hear the name of Fi'z-Ooorge—recently visit*d the etndioof Mr. E. Davy Lavender, of t.mlev, a.i*l had Heir portrait* ...
... of Cudham, were each granted occasional licence, while Mr. Arthur Henry Todd was granted protection order in respect to the Duke’s Head, Bromley. A Sisttlrmest. - Lucy Stumian. single woman, 4.*., Waldo-road, Bromley, had Mimmoned Phillip Pollard, 40, ...
... ?* fine soldierly appearance, read in an Kent paper. called forth general expressions of At the march-past, too the Duke of Cambridge was heard to observe that they were nice lot.? Not in the contumelious sense that is sometimes put upon the words, mind ...