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... GOLDEN AUSTRALIA LETTERS FROM THE DIGGINGS, We publish the following extracts from letters which have been written persons who lately emigrated Australia their friends England. The first letter is from the pen of cabinet-maker Leeds, and appeared originally ...
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... James William Golden, Brighoose, Yorkshire, card maker. John Phillips, Birmingham, wood turner and timber dealer. Webster Morris, Oxford, printer. Thomas Morrison, Rhyl, Flintshire, coal merchant. William Harrison and George Taylor, iladlow, Kent, maltsters ...
... clerk William, Dunstable. Beds., draper Jarman Henry, Pembury, Kent, gentleman Jenkins Fossey, Maidstone, surgeon Jenkins Rev. Jenkin, Great Leigba, Essex, clerk Jenner Charles, Hollingbourue, Kent, gardener Jennings Sarah, care of George Dunford, Lilliugtou ...
... Down, Sussex, grocer Playfoot Louisa, Tudelj, Kent, spinster Playfoot Sarah, Tudely, Kent, spinster Plimpton J. 8., MaidstoiiH, spinster Plimpton Judith, Maidstone, spinster Plomsey John Croft, Maidstone, gentleman Plumbe F., 3, Out Risb.y-gate, Bury ...
... Bridge Wharf, Millbank, Uestmioeter, stone merchant. John Boots, Luton and Suodland, Kent, brick-maker. Henry John Aehlin, High Holboru, wholesale shoe-maker. Thomas Prichard, aide up, Footscray, Kent, apothecary. Charles Onken, Kopemakers’-street, Fmsbury ...
... tho Royal Charter was lost, and that nearly all board had perished. A Splashing Sportsman. —The Maidstone Journal introduces account of run with the West Kent hounds, with the following re-prodnetion of amusing old story, which, former days, was the subject ...
... lonian >rough, Wilts, • Brook-stm t. Esq., iI.P. General xliuamoud’s, 23, •r.n, Kent, farmer t, Chanel Eltham, Kent, :e, Chap-I Eltham, Kent, L-tllestead, near Maidstone, ' Ilaur.QOiid I gentltiuan Ha'.umoud wife W. Hftun:>gau Patrick, Youghal, Ireland ...
... Huntley and Palmer’s Reading Cakes and Biscuits. NOTICE. EXHIBITION OF THE PRIZE BOOTS AT 7, CAMDEN ALLEY, PORTSEA. ONE of the most interesting collections of specimens of Boots and Shoes ever seen in the Soath of England will shortly be on view at MB. C ...
... could and report to the board at future meeting. Toe remainder of the Committees report, recommending that the pump the end of Golden Lionlane be removed and pipe hud down to mark the place, in ease it should be required hereafter, and atai ordering 60 loads ...
... Committee, who had resolved to send to six or seven merchants to tender for the coals. Mr. W. Kent called attention to an item of £1 19s. for a pair of boots which had been bought in Camberwell. He apprehended that they could not have been bought in the ...
... laleof TooK-y street, builder. Uankripts. —Dennett Harnett, dealer in jjic lures ami curiosities; William Lay ton, Portsea, boot and shoe maker; William Cheasvvortb Caldwell, Nassau*place, Coinnvereial-road East, tailor; James Barnard, jun., Aldcrshott ...