Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Pills. Bott's Golden Sanitave Salve. -- Tooth Powder. Brande's Enamel. Brandreth's Pills. Cabburn's Oil. Cephalic Snuff. Ching's Worm Loxenges. Church's Cough Drops. AUr CUg IPills. Cockle's Pills. -Influenza Lozenges. Collett's Golden Pills. Congrese's ...
... AMERICANA, Potts, 1050 3500 Feb. 20. *ht. NORTHERN BRIDE, Candlisls 853 2100 Feb. 27. ilig SHALIMAR J. R. Brown, 1432 40010 - ,of GOLDEN ERlA, H. A. Brown, 1556 4200 - lou MERIMAID, E. Devey, 1320 4000 - ted WHITE STAR T. C. C. Kerr, 2360 5000 - Ind RED JACKET ...
... E. SHINGLER, Birmingham, boot and shoe naiker, April 19, May e.3 10. at Birmingham. W. W. YOUNG, J. W. YOUNG, and G. YOUNG. Neath, Glamor- ganshire, millers and provision merchants, April 16, May 17, at Bristol. J. W. GOLDEN, Brighouse,Yorksbire, card ...
... -William Price J aese Wagholn, grocer, Westerham, Kent,-Algernon Stewart two Austen, ship-broker, Cavendish-square, London.-William I her, Stubbings Wells, butcher, Hertford.-William Tompson, I hey builder, Maidstone.-John Hayward, miller, Warwick and fore Milverton ...
... PROPERTY, BEPTON, DERBYSHIRE. rO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the Old- i , established and Well-accustomed INN, called THE BOOT sNs, with its capital Cellarege, good Stabling, and Convenient Outbuildings and Yard, together with the SPacious and convenient ...
... PROPERTY, BEPTON, DERBYSHIRE. rO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the Old- ( 1r established and Well-accustomed INN, called THE 0 BOOT INN, with its capital Cellarage, good Stabling, and Convenient Outbuildings and Yard, together with the ? spacious and convenient ...
... those of oats good, but of other articles the trade very limited. English wheat met a fair sale; the greatest portion was from Kent, and of this year's growth, mostly miserable condition, and much not over 601b. per bushel; such sold l regu,ar P r,ce ®- rur ...
... generally admitted that the Kent, wi or turnrise plough, is little known, or understood beyond the ml limits of the county in which it Is used. There are two lead- ing points of dissimilarity between the modern and the old or1 Kent plough-the one turns its ...
... one and two of I - a New and Original Tale, entitled- U e THE HIONEYPETS At THE SEA-SIDE. Illustrated by M'CONNELL. e London: KENT and Co., Paternoster-row, and all Book- sellers. v A single copy free by post for four stamps, by Mrs. - r. WILCOCZSON, 44 ...
... chapters one and two of a New and Original Tale, entitled- THE HONEYPETS AT THE SEA-SIDE. Illustrated by M'CONNELL. London: KENT and Co., Paternoster-row, and all Book- sellers. A single copy free by post for four stamps, by Mrs. Wi~rocKsoN, 44, Goode-street ...
... audience. The P pieces presented were, .411 that glitters is -not Gold, My Wife's p Out, and the well-known Olympic farce, The Boots at the S'loans. In the last two pieces the Belper amateurs distin- guished themselves very creditably. ss ?? Tuesday Messrs ...
... poison from 40 to .10 persons. Of course death was r the result. whoi la On Wednesday, the hop-planters of Kent held a meeting an~y is that L5at Maidstone;, for rtie purpose of snemorializing the Govern.co le ment in favour of the postponement of the November ...