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... EE cholas, , th was ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. —Joho Bous- Murper 1x Kent.—At the Maidstone Assizes, on Thur on al was | Thomas M‘Gill, 47, fisherman, Maria M‘Gill, 42, his wife, and . ast. M ‘Gill, 22, his son, also described as 8 fisherman, were indicted ...
... found | close to home, and pital race t the winner by two yards, Palmer a yard before Olver, = the same in front of Thorpe. GOLDEN-LANE BATHS. The benefit to David swimmin, g master of the lane Baths, came off on Monday night, and was well pat despite the ...
... KENT ASSIZES. Stephen Smith »nd Abraham Wickins were indicted for bnrftiare and robbery, the amount nearly one hundred V> *’ fttouseof mJ. Thomas Thomp.on, at Seale, the of the 1 12 th of November laal; and Thoma* Bloomfield waa mulcted ffuilcv receiver ...
... corner of Albemarle street. pO ANGLERS —A nnw article tor FISHING BOOTS, A made of Sheet India Rubber, new offered to public notice. These boots have the appearance of Leather Hiding Boots, and are one-half the weight the usual dirty leather sorts. They ...
... Treasurer I Alfred the Great Peppermint to 1 Maidstone to 1 Womcnlcy 50 to 1 Chief Baron Nicholson Films 100 to Pdopidae M to Barbarian to Stuck*dl to Kinsston to 1 Ore fie « to 1 Child of the Mist fiS to Grey let to Golden An to Knight Shire i I Kmaflßhcr to ...
... baker George Everett, Catherine Wheel. Union-street, Borough, victualler, George Adams, Whnstabte, Kent, master manner. William Allen, lligh-eireet. Poplar, boot ami sts-e maker. George Jackson, John’s-terrace. East Greenwich, grocer, John Thomas, High street ...
... Zingari. He went over the principal tupics in the THOMAS BROOKES, boot manutar trer, open cor all very well, requested, I accepted it. Now, sir, it was natural to suppo and Ground ¥ Kent County | whole plan requi red re-consideration by Parliament. —The ...
... nightly glass, Was sitting the fire-side one night, When there came Pedlar with Boots as bright as glass, That the Farmer's face reflected so bright. The Fanner fain the Boots would buy, for he had never seen A bloom so resplendent and gay But the Pedlar ...
... Kent, near Ashford, in the parishes of Hevington. Mersham, Braboarne, H Brook. Wye, mid Church. Valuable freehold estates and MARSH LAND, of 672 acres, which Messrs E. E. and Q. CUOXK have been favoured with instructions SELL by AUCTION, at the Guildhall ...
... Luildford, clothier. Steohe«ai»aw. Arthur-street. Old Kent-road. . Henry (Binpeon, Winfarthing and Norfolk, tailor. Ward, Easti-ourne. builder. i,,), . Peillng-etretT, Liniehouse, rigger, i Watters, Maidstone, ijonueopatliic pracilttoner. Abbott, Newport Tagneil ...
... handsome powder tl&sk. Hammond of 31, Kent-sireet, Borough, who supplies the birds, can now accommodate gentlemen with capital fiying pigeons at 12s per dozen. Pigeon and Sparrow Shooting. —At Mr A. Field’s, the Golden Lion Inn, Lower Sydenham, ou Monday ...
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