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... of killing, what ati ke up wonderful step in civilisation were sausages ! On what tern-l 'and pie of fame is inscribed, in golden letters, the immortal nsme le fresh of the discoverer ofasausagesi Did flonter ever taste sausages ? *th~at or thc High-Priest ...
... 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 ...
... heads)—lst prize, J. Rogers 2nd, J ' LeUuce, Cabbage (3 heads)—lst prize, W. Stoppard; 2nd, J. Boot; 3rd .W. Massey. „ , Lettuce, Coss (3 heads)-Ist prize, J. Boot; 2nd, b. Morley; 3rd,C. Rhodes. .„, Eschailoues (12) -Ist prize, Uriah Slack; 2ud,A> . Stoppard ...
... beating Topsy. E TUESDAY. I The Sussex County Cup-Partomime walked over. Si LI A llandlenp Plate was won by Pantomime, beating Golden Slipper, N ,r and two others. c Tie Selling Stakes were won by Clara, beating Prosperity, and ( two otirers. Y Her Majesty'a ...
... after the death Polycrates, 522 years before Christ; it was seen also Pliny, and mentioned him. The Emperor Augustus placed It golden case* and dcpoaited it for safety in the Temple of Concord. The stone of the ring is of considerable size, and oblong in form ...
... 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 ...
... apprehended, he had his boots taken off, and on comparing them with some of the footprints found them correspond exactly. He described the peculiarity in the number and position of the nails, which enabled him to identify the boots with the footprints. Mr ...
... parliament.” Kknt (West).— A large and influential meeting of the electors the western division of the county of Kent was held at the Bull Hotel, Maidstone, last week, for thp purpose of determining what measures ought to be taken to secure the return of Mr. C ...
... BISCUITS (such as i n MVI are regularly supplied to Her Majesty, and which H also received the patronage of the Duchess of Kent and Nobility generally) say be had from the principal SU Grocers, lal'sau 'Wa.tieouteOcum, and Confectioners throughout the ...
... builder. J. Smith. Staplehuist, Kent, corn dealer. A. StUKMAii, Gcorge-stieet, Minorle9,and New Broad-street, City, general merchant. S. Gins, Essex street. Strand, imi orter of fancy goods. W, Brta'T, Strat«ord, Es ex, boot maker. T. Corhku, King-street ...
... NENT PASTURE, PARKS, and LkWNS, are sown at the Royal Farms, Windsor, Osborne; Wel- beck Abbey; Broom Hill. Tlunbridge Wells, Kent; Buckingham; Brandon, Norfolk; South Park. Penhurst; Knowle, near Guilford, Surrey; Park Hatch, Godalming; and upon most of ...
... Doves, Lavenders, Salmons, and all the leading Colours and Mixtures, at the CLOTH MART, CIIEAPSIDE, SADLER-GATE BRIDGE, DERBY. BOOT CLOTHS in Black and all the new Colours, Shades, and lMixtures, in Union, all Wool, and Silk Warp Cashmeres, French and English ...