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... Jose elder daughter of W late Jure Braucher. two, of Liverpool. •t glarylebone Church, Londe., Mr Richard Lewis, of Maidstone, Kent, to MOMS. third daughter of the Ir. (:apt. loomos, a Passage Wen. Cork. At Toughal Church. 0.034111 Ituddellt Esq.. of ...
... daughter of Robert M'Gowan, Esq. Customs Killala. At Billy chu rch, by the bride's father, Charles Geudamore, Esq. of Maidstone, Kent, to Harriet ,De Salle, daughter of the Venerable Leslie Creery, Archdeacon of Connor. At Edinburgh, Alexander Grant, Esq ...
... formerly of Dublin. At Boote.etown, co. Dublin, William, eldest eon of tie. Thom. leetch. At tionalevainl, near (Viet the Hon. John Liddell. At Ithyl, Crnest &Drool, udant we of Sly Kilward Walker, Bart. •t R eece, Blackheath, Kent. 'mina, whiner of the ...
... Alderman Stairs. , , , , _ Goods received in London at the British and foreign Steam Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, and West Kent Wharf, Southwark, and Small Parcels, at 137, LeadenhalUtreet, and 33, Regent Circus, Piccadilly. FROM PI.TMODTII FOR LIMERICK ...
... Mailing, Kent. 24th June, 1547. Mr Browning pre,ents his compliments to Woolley. Ile hu used Morriss°. s Pills to cum plete satisfaction. Seven rats POUND dead within 12 hours of laying down Pills, and now they •recumpletely tstirpated. Maidstone. 18th Sept ...
... Mailing, Kent. faith June. 1847. Mr Browsing presents bin compliments to Woolley. He bye used flarrissoWs P.ll. to mini plete satisfaction. rats were bossy dead .;shin 19 bourn of hying down the Pills, aad now they are completely extirpated. Maidstone. Sept ...
... shades Black Bombazine, Princctta, Lutestring, and Black Crapes for Ladies Mourning, Ladies Boots and Shoes every description, with large assortment Children’s Boots and Shoes. Church-street, Ennis, May ...
... Sunday ? Well. Cork, Mr?. Gather,ne Shaw. *At hi? residence in Shop-street, Galway, of drop?), 10 the year of his age. J«'hn Golden, E^q. At Oranmore, Gal-av, alyeat., Ellen, relict of the late W.P. Lambert, li>q., Castle Ellen hi. res.tlence. Maginstown ...
... opposite to the Queen’s chair, and which was surmounted with the Prince’s plume, were particularly struck with the golden dogs of Geo. IV., the golden tiger’s head, once the property of Saib, and several enamelled drinking cups, especially one which contains ...
... He mire to ask for MESON'S FOOT NOT OINTMENT, or Shepherd's Friend, Prepared by Maidstone anti sold in Tin boxes at each, by the Proprietor, at his establishment. Maidstone, and by all respectable Chemists throughout the Uni k ted ingdom. Special Agents ...
... Gotha. and his brother„ the hereditary Prince, The Duke was dressed in a dark-blue uniform, turned up with red, with military boots, similar to those worn by the Life Guards. His Serene Highness wore the collar of the Order of the Garter, together with the ...
... example which they will do well to fellow. When her aunt the Duchess of Gloucester, and when her excellent mother the Duchee of Kent died, the Norm's of those illustrious personages were cmductud se privately r ;risible. Why *boob' we ber sobjerts coutunplate ...