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... front all we can learn, we consider that the middle Kent plantation is likely to produce little. In those grounds where vermin bas appeared, they continue to increase. fbr accounts from the Weald of Kent and Some: are more farourable ; but the hops are nut ...
... 1119CILLANIES. Before Lord Clarendon', departure Madrid. the Quern made inquiries if hie lordship would accept of the tinder of the Golden Fleece. the highest in Simla, when there should loos ; was bruited to number of MI there snit 30 on Anstria, no other kmgoltun ...
... in the containing 72, 12r., in the Oc- I J ;mice Savage. mentioned Estate is subject to Laud Tax of ',mum, and to a Lord's Kent of IS* a year. ESTATE consisting of Serest Closes of csiled Sweet Milk, situate at Colby in the ‘l.pleby, containing 16.5. ...
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... and am grievously disappointed that hehu not won for me the cup? But thus it is with those, before whose eyes is placed the golden cup of felicity, of honour, of true greatness. How can it be ponible that, after having been confined, for a number a - years ...
... went in pursuit, and on their arrival at Rending, found him in the act of stepping into one of the first-claw, carriage., his boots amid trowsers indicating, by their dirty condition, that he had walked many tulles. Deetning it prudent not to capture him ...
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... deeply to the tune of cash payments—and Landon rode his horse away, whilst Yorkshire went to sleep. The latter had, no dollht, golden dreams ; and in the morning be showed bin treasure to a choice and discerning (rind. He sounded them—they were not S ; —be ...