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... victualler—John Momop, Liverpool, provision dealer. FRIDAY, JULY 6, BANKRUPTS.--James Martin, Faversham, Kent, watch maker—Henry French Ovendem, Maidstone, Kent, dealer—Robert Hall, Great Warley, Essex, army clothier—John Laws, New Church-street, Marylebone, ...
... notions that the English people spent money mu lavishly to ensure to him during his short a most successful speculation, and a golden harvest. The Lancashire cotton famine, u it is now called, though nanny dispute the propriety of the name, still continues ...
... barely finished his studies when the affectionate Archbishop presented him to the sinecure living of Hollingbourn, near Maidstone, of which he was patron. Along with Hollinebourn the tithe of Hacking is chucked in, because as the former living only yields ...
... writers who ere they are able to complete their task are rutantoned boots. This memorial of a beloved and gifted girl, will form a suitable present to any thoughtful young paw& VIL—THE GOLDEN SUNSET; or, the Wedding Garment, by the Author of Ashton Cottage ...
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... our fancy, something grotesquely objectionable in the conduct of that West Kent worthy who, on Thursday night, being gay, climbed up the base of her Majesty's statue at Maidstone, and, In a bungling attempt to do something else broke off the Royal sceptre ...
... building in the extreme corner of the Arsenal, close to the Hole in the Wall, through which • branch line enters from the North Kent, • branch which is much used for the conveyance of heavy goods by railway to and from the Arsenal. In this store are deposited ...
... and snow Of mullein, touched with faintest glow Of lyehnis and pale pimpernel. Thy broad sun, by the water side, On beds of golden flagdowera And lily leaves. roe- floating isles Reeled by Um rippling of the tide. on brown b , les, his twinkling shine Falls ...
... Frederick Parkes, a crippled lad, was brought up in onto ly charged with stealing a pair of boots, the pnperty of Edward Richardson, boot-maker, Londol-road. —The boots were hanging outside the prosecutor's shop door; they were missed, and the prisoner was ...
... Sessions. JOHN LLOYD, BOOT AND NAIDIFACTII2II AID LEATH= eerrsa, THE GOLDEN BOOT MART, 8 BATH ST., ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, BEGS to inform Inhabitants of Ashby and neighbourhood *at he has a large assortmen' LADIES', 'S * CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES, which be is ...
... Oliver Heathcote was charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of Mr. W. H. Cott, boot and shoe maker, Iron-gate, on Howley morning. He was seen by a girl in Mr. Cott's employ to take the boots from the front of the shop, where they were hanging ...
... damages £5,000, was recorded. A Deo—At Mann, in Kent, there lived a farmer of of Houk's, who had a dog that was remarkably attached to hire, and followed him about wherever be went. One day he went to Maidstone market, his faithful canine friend still ac ...