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... Earthquake in Kent. Monday afternoon concussion of the earth was observed by numerous individuals in the neighbourhood of Maidstone. It was felt at Wrotham, Ightham, at Xrotterscliffc, at Mailing, and at Maidstone. In one case, at Maidstone, person sitting ...

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... in the future well-being of other*, should possess this guide. Wrath Herald. ought to placed the hands of every youth.” —Kent Ohrerrer. This book satisfactorily proves, that in certain eases medical l,n imy popularised with saf® y.”— Agriculturist. ...

... ior old Wine, and is con-idcred many superior to the fiseat Sherrie. Wines from Hpain the Reduced liuties. SHERRIES Pale and Golden at perdoten, *4 cask 7 gallon*, £» 13*. 3d. per cask of 14 gallons, and £l7 3a. per cask of 28 gallons. .. Kitted The almost ...

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... Nias E Whelan, Wes A Harts, bad Mrs M J Nanny, Campile (third chair, Robert, F Cu, Ltd. Quay. Waterford; • pair ellady's boots, Mr Boyd, Broad street, Waterford an antique biscuit box, Mr. McCarthy, Quay, Waterford; • richly-hound album, Mews Harvey ...

... future well-being of others, should s this invaluable guide.”— Meath Herald. ** ought be placed the hand* of every youth.” Kent Oheererr. JThi* book satisfactorily prove*, that in certain cases medical knowledge may he popularised with safety.”— Agriculturist ...

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... trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquess were Lord John Bcresford, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumney, Captain Lewis Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Bcresford—and the ministrels were an Irish Piper and har|>rr. Sir Charles ...