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... independent federative states. After the battles Auaterlits and Jena, these and the Germanic empire itself were overthrown. The golden bull of Charles IV. was tom pieces—the mitred sovereigns—the immediate princes—, the little republic?, which, under the name ...
... culpably slumbered. On Friday last 257 f the most respectable gentlemen the town and neighliourhood assembled the large room the Golden Lion, where, alter some excellent speeches, the following declaration unani* tnuiidy agreed ** We, who subscribe our names ...
... Enrolled under the protcetion, and . ufivilegcs act, Cieo. IV. e.«!. the I**' « petronafcw 11. R.H AUGUSTA. 55. K. H. The DUCHESS KENT. ♦hi* Society Annuities, an ...
... road, oilman, Jan. $3. Land R., CoggeshaU, sSr,brewers, Jan. 24. CHRISTIE, J., South Sea Chambers, ryMeadneedle-street, and Kent, coal merchant, Jant&i. lt J '’ * '^ ARD W., ISdilon, Essex, butchers, DAVIS, W-J., Bristol, music seller, Jan. FAV HKII, ...
... Cox;Solicitors, Red Lion-square; the Auction Mart; and at Mr. George Robins’s London, where a plan the estate may be seen. IN KENT.—BHADBOURN PLACE—A deUghtful Seat, within a Mile ofSevenoaks, and WO HUNDRED aud SIXTY ACRES Park and Meadow Land surrounding ...
... Itpresents NOBLE STUN EDIFICE, very, agreeably placed at convenient distance from the high Loudon road Tonbridge Wells and Maidstone, which separate* the three divisions of tiffs delightful prop; rty. A FINELY WOODED PAR*.; «Sail encircles this unpretending ...
... cases lately visited, application to the Cork-street Hospital, may be taken as specimens of many others, viz • Jolm Ball, ao. Golden-lane, whose applied.ion f..r admission was mistake a 7. same lane, t» o days before, was found, on the July, dying at his ...
... enjoy their good fortune • JOHK NICHOLLS TOM, ALIAS SIR WILLIAM Cotf I**1 ** ten at. — A correspondent of the Kent Herald writ' from Maidstone, that Sir William Courtenay positi'*-/' refuses to admit that he is John Nicholls Tom, or that ■ is insane, ...
... they not be enjoy their good fortans? John Nicholls Tom, alias Sib William Cods, tekat.— A correspondent the Kent Herald wriw from Maidstone, that Sir William Courtenay positinly refuses admit that be is John Nicholls Tom, that is insane, and that there ...
... protect the manulacturer. His boots, his dress, every thing he takes, or does, he has something attached to it to compel him lo deal with home mauufac- turers, so that there was a double monopoly. The duty on foreign boots was 21. 145. ; on foreign silk ...
... disposed of in hops tnd fruit. Of the situatiop. it showld in* enough to say IT IS IN THE GARDEN OF KENT, and in the most prolific part. Erom tho town of Maidstone to the estate is one continued park; a gentle assent until you arrivo at the Cottage Villa, c ...
... disposed of in hops aad fruit. Of the situation it should be enough to say IT IS IN THE GARDEN OF KENT, and in tlie most prolific part. From the town of Maidstone to the estate is one continued park; a gentle assent until you arrive at tlie Cottage Villa, ...