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... r, Water-side, Maidstone, a rat, with a pair of horns growing out of the nom If inches long, of a hard and bony substance, about the thickness of a tobacco-pipe, and curling like a rain's horn. The animal was caught at Lanham, in Kent. Tux Posmos or iCZY ...
... of bottles,labelled, 'Day and Martin's Blacking,' have beau imported Into that state; and yet it it not observed that the boots are brighter than before. SINGULAR P►cr IN NATURAL lifsvoux.—A cornspoudent, whose come sod respectability are a guvrantee ...
... T. Carnegie ; are wader orders to form the armed escort to accompany the Royal yachts. Her Royal Nighttime the Duchess of Kent, and their Some Highness the Prince sod Prisms, of Hobenlohe, will laws We of Wight on Monday next, for Scotland. EIUGIIATION ...
... and a moderate Bone, half inch-. 0 1 Anen, Viscount, Lichfield Langston, J If, Oxford City Fulmer, Sir E, West Kent Smith. 11, West Kent This simple fact explains wby autumn planted potatoes amount of business was transacted. 0 1 Ateerton, W, Durham ...
... Duchess of Kent the helm was starboard, in consequence of which the bows of the two vessels were brought opposite to each other, and the accident which took place was rendered inevitable. Several of the people on board the Duchess of Kent were examined ...
... Turnovers. French and English Millinery and Flowers. Fanny and plain Ribbons of every dosaiption. Straw and Fancy Bonnets, Hata, Boots, Shoes, and TNS ROADS XADE LINES DEPAITMINT CLAIMS WM- CCLAR As to the Superior Work, Quality, and Variety; the following form ...
... Royal Hoiel. and Golden Lion Inn. YitoviL.—The Yeovil Mail every day (Sundays excepted) at haltpast 6 afternoon, reaching Yeovil at a gainer before 8. Uinta Yeovil at 8 masher, &Living is Weymouth at ballast 11.—Lore's Royal Hata, and Golden Lion Ins. flausattar ...
... George, 4, Boot street Phillips J., Petticoet lane assrils Beale Sarah, BJ, St. Mary at. Macklin Sophia F., 97, St. Mary street St. Mary it. Sly field Fanny, 76, St. Thos. at Sunni R., 70, St. Thumaa it. 110 Zsepers, Muntan Edward, White Hart Kent Robert ...
... violation of one of the main principles of political economy, and about as wise as ripping up the goose for the sake of a little golden egg, inflicting additional misery on many a bereaved widow and family when bowed down by an irreparable loss. Mr. Pitt had ...
... Striped Linen Frocks. striped Cotton Shirts, Striped Cotton Neck and Pocket Kerchiefs, Worsted Stockings, Towels, Leather Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Sheets. Rugs and Hammocks, Brushes. Brooms and Mops. Tin Gallons. Tin Dinner, Tin Plates. etc., kc., ke ...
... Churtou-striet, Pialioo, mud Totbin street, Westminster, boot and shoe ..!semen. John and Solomon Da% is, test thnithfl,l.l. clothiers. Benjamin Viatteot, Centerbury, bout and shoemaker. William Cobb, Maidstone, builder. Wdliam Leah, Neer Wmdeor, wine merchant ...
... am per. waded it stands marinades • reseal cough medicine. You're truly, HENRY WATTS. To Mr Woolley. Chemist, Chatham'. Maidstone, August 7. 1869. bare meek pleasure in informing you of the benefit I have received from Witoiley's Pectoral Candy.' I ...