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... WTLES. fionlen. near Sitthujboumr, March 4, Prepared only by the Proprietor, Jonathan John Sanders, at his Laboratory, Maidstone. Kent; and told in hoses at Is. I id.. 2s. 9ii, and 4«. 6d. each, all Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the United Kingdom ...
... TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, ST. JOHN STREET. ASHBOURN. DWA R D BENNETT BALL. MANUFACTURER AND REPAIRER OF AMERICAN PEGGED BOOTS. AT#. 24, A'/.VG STREET, DERBY. THE NEW EUGENIE WATERPROOF MANTLE. M. G. PHILIPS IS appointed SOLE AGENT in DERBY for the Sale ...
... Stations, claasll 2 1 4 | s'i Thu from member of the medical medical authoritlee throughout Karope entirely tuporM* Wheat,Reees,Kent,and SuSbik, red. New .. S3 69 Old ..66 1 7 and above, ; ander ID, 4a. cj. - i : ,j|3-5 ** Mail class.claas’class |claaß claa«'plan ...
... air, yet thine enemies he shall be keen and biting the east wind: thee soft and pleasant July breeze.— in a cloud—a cloud of golden showers.—His name is tower strength, with writ flying from the flag-staff.—lf any tax you with year usury, throw thou the ...
... -Rer-S. »»'”■ .woH .tent lo alern. The two poor men .e.e .eei. for _ ====== »“S.i K’? 15 1 *! VAIS * * SISM* ! North Cray, Kent, to Huddersfield. • H y ; ,bout twenty minutes battling with the wasss, and en- jggg- • •.t“»gSsg_ |k>rJ»wa»b .. 7300 H .. ...
... celling inumnetliaiM Htati.ni*. the usual unfeeling manner of all bachelors, ** It is tin- woman cleans her gloves, light boots, ribbons, silks and ?= b , MANCHEHTEK BUXTON MATLOCK AND Mini possible that any family dinner can perfect, stneeir ad- sees ...
... learn that the greatest dinner ever known in England was that given by liomney to the Kent volunteer* on August I, 1799, when George 111. reviewed them near Maidstone. The tables, amounting to Dl in number, were seven miles and a half long, and the boards ...
... NORTH KENT RAILWAY. A fearful accident took place on Sunday night, about half*past 10 o'clock, near the Lewiaham elation of the North Kent Railway. While an tyMraio wae ctopping a abort diatance beyond the Lewiaham atation train from Maidstone came up ...
... Mr. Thomaa Hilla, corn, ■ter for Weal Kent, -hen rerdicl of Accidentally drowned returned. Nine iboufanJ pairs boots and were atolcn daring Tuesday night froia the promise* of Mr. Fhippa, the Cadugan House Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Sloanestreet, Ctielsea ...
... millers, Neath, Glamorgan.—James William Golden, cardmaker, Brighouae, York.—Charles James and Henry John Evans, coopers. Beer-lane, London, and Bermondsey, Surrey.—William Harrison and George Taylor, brawera, Hadlow, Kent.— Chad Fisher Richardson, victualler ...
... the classification being oa follows ;—(ianae fowls, Spanish, Dorking, Cochin China any variety, golden spangled Hamburg, silver-spangled Hamburg, golden or silver-penci led Hinihorg; and prizes of the same for turkeys, geese, ami ducks, without regard ...
... : : g-: Scrdat leave Derby 566 am., Nottingham tion is all the trace tbot*earlh now bears of a brief, n-ulwlrk Mr. Hadwlck, Boot ; ;; ,7 34. arriving Lincoln at 4 54i Hull 9 am.; tat, tad,and . . . ir i we. i A ,. . of a 4 • Thla train •on*! of and ...