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... ■p on the coast of Cumberland. A curious circumstance has occurred at the Hop- pole beer-shop, in Upper St one- street, Maidstone. A servant girl aged abont 16. who hod always behaved in her duties exceedingly well, was reproved by her mistress, Mrs. ...
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... JOHN CAZENOVE, Secretary. AGENTS. Mr. John James Truro. John Philp, Albion House Falmouth. William Jago St. Austell. Richard Boot Bedruth. Alexander MapaCk Penzance. THE BU^l-LAND FILLEIGH ESTATE, ry IN NORTH DEVON. Including the very distinguished Mansion ...
... Austell or Secretary tho of Company No 3 Buildings London whom and further information be obtained Ready made Boot and Shoe and Manufactory BOOT 43 BBDFORD-STREBT PLYMOUTH longer enter of (taring sopport bim offer for degree of be to unprecedented of profession ...
... ed places and tunes. Manor of TREOEW, at the Ship Inn, Flushing, on Monday the 4th July next. Manor of TREHIMBRIS, at the Golden Lion, Penryn, on Tuesday the sth July next. Manor of T yjß sfflffi J f ft , tej ?? VIADES,at the King's Arms, Constenton, ...
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... inirnt her lltival llighiiess the Duchess Kent; and as accused of having abused the trust renosed in him his oun pecuniary adcaniage, it was impossible for him » remain silent. had received tiom the Duchess of Kent, her most complete sanction in the course ...
... Irtid t-ors-cnCJ Nut the slightest interest can altacli to him, except iu far is eouuected with the concerns the Duchess of Kent. When »e conliut the feeling which prevailed re»- the church seven y wr« ago, when thoee who called themselves her friends ...
... this set quadrilles with Viscount Jocelyn, ■he eldrst son the Karl Uodcn, who was attired in tbs uniform the llngade. Lorn Maidstone and tin* Princes* Augusta of Cambridge, w.-re selected as rwa to her The great anxiety to see her Majesty dance canted drea-iful ...
... iasifvt v. pHivitrcr Coi'xstr.. A letter from Mr. 11. D israeli, P. for .Maidstone, has appeared in the daily papers, in which denounces the statement of Mi. Austin before the Maidstone elcction committee as false and calumnious. The assertion of Mr. Austin ...
... the Duchess of Gloi kstkb. in the same costume her and Coronet borne in similar manner. tub beualu. St. Edward Staff, Phe Golden Spurs, The Sceptre witli the borne the borno Cross, borne the Duke of Roxburgh; Lord Byron Duke Cleveland ; his carried his ...