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... education of those who are destined for agricultural pursuits is about being established in the vicinity of Maidstone, under the title of the Kent School of Agriculture. The course of instruction wdl embrace the following branches of agricultural knowledge ...
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... plaintiff's business. The parties are resiu.ng Devonprrt, » coiioequenae the defendant being in want of a person look after tlie Boot Inn, he applied to the plaintiff to superintend that Establishment, which he did from May to December 1834, when an agreement ...
... the prisoner the boots were found in his possession. John Osborne, the constable, who apprehended the prisoner, produced the boots, which were identified by the prosecutor. A man named Steer, saw the prisoner with Mr. Jonas's boots on. He said he had ...
... and went and took charge of the Boot. It was a house requiring attendance early and late; subsequently to the 9th December of 1834 defendant entered into an agreement with plaintiff that he should attend wholly to the Boot, receiving quarterly half the ...
... white, trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumley, Capt. Lewis Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Beresford, —and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles ...
... the Knight of the Golden Lion—in Liveries oi his Colours. Halberdiers—in emblazoned Costumes bearing their Halberds. Man at Arms, in half Armour—the Gonfalon, borne by a Man at Arms—Man at Arms, in half Armour. The Knight of the Golden Lion.—Capt. J. C ...
... or merely edging them. Zephyr cloth is t he material used for them. Bonnet composed entirely of black velvet, and velvet boots, are worn with them. For young ladies the fichu grand mere is considered to be muslin, which crosses in irregu lar plaits a ...
... ind R. Walker, Esq., magistrate Mr. A. M. M'lntyre, aged 65, No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of Gutt* Serena ; H. Liston, Esq. Mario* Library, Rarosgata, Kent, cured of cataract and Deafness ; Mr. Buborow, cured while at Jamaica of Outta Serena ...
... School has produedh , is enhovod in Mezzotint, by i f in e stylcuns perfact ns theo puintit itsel.- -ndon: Tnomts Bois, 11, Golden Square. UNIFORM PENNY POSTAGE. Jest Piblishled, Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, Corr~eted to ?? Present Time. TH' POST ...
... pregnant a truth has rarely been expressed i n such few words. Sheridan and the Boots. —Sheridan made his appearance one day in a pair of new boots ; these the notice by these boots!” of some of his friends, “Now guess,” said he, “ How I came Many guesses then ...
... fromr tc burning plains Where Lybian monsters yell, Frem the mosf gloomy glens Of Greenland's sunless clime, To where ths golden fields Of fertile Englaend spread ,f :-TheiP harvest to the day, Thsn canit xatfind one spot 'f Whereen no ity soled. t Instcaid ...