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... The KNIGHT of the GOLDEN LION, Groom. (Copt. J. O. Fairlie), Groom. In suit of richly gilt and emblazoned armour ; capari* ooa, &c., of blue and crimson. ***6** The Banner borne Co*. Esq. Esquire, Faqnire, Esquire, H. Wilson, Esq. Captain Punris. Captain ...
... noiseless task has done; And now, or long or short the course, Life's hurried race run. The silver cord is loosed now, Broken the golden bowl, Water hath left the fountain's fall, The racer rcach'd the gaol. Who in a shattered bark would choose A stormy sea to ...
... out Her bonnet, the one she now had on, was boot sod broken, so that she was obliged to give it to young woman to do it up again. In cross-examination, Mrs. Cullum reluctantly admitted that she li«sd in Maidstone from her childhood till twelve {ears ago; ...
... Duchess of Kent, which was drunk with three times three. The only other toast drunk before the retirement of the ladi: s was The health of the Prince Ernest.'' At 20 minntes past 10 the ladies quitted the Banquet ting Room, the Duchess of Kent going first ...
... dealer and wharfinger. DIVIOF.NPB. Dorothy Smith, Regent street, and King street, Golden square coach and harness maker, June3.Stacey Wise and Charles Brenchlcy, Maidstone, and St. Mildred’s court. Poultry, paper makers, June 2 Robert Jones, Pavement ...
... Charles Wilson, Manchester, woollen draper John J. IJovey, St. Leonard’s, Sussex, licensed victualler. BANKRUPTS. Steer, Maidstone, Kent, tallow chandler Thomas am / f » ells, surgeon Robert Lowe, Preston i po , sU,ca> , * * working jeweller Thos. Stanley ...
... C. Wilson, Manchester, woollen draper. J. J. Dovey. Si. Leonard's, Sussex, licenced victualler. bankrupts. J. Steer, Maidstone, Kent, tailow chandler, r. St. John Hudson, Wells, surgeon. K. Lowe, Preston aud Blackpool, Lancashire, working jeweller. T ...
... lid, af era shore illness, the Re«. \\ iiliacn 'i'olbntt Staines, M A., formerly Queen's (. vicar of Aylesbury, near Maidstone, Kent and forme ly of fin liester, B.A. 1797, M.A. 18' JO. On the 20tli ult., at Langley, near (1 real HcrUiarasteail, Herts ...
... York Kidneys —s. to Jersey Whites Reds ■ 755. 90 Rlues American Nalites- - I)o. Whites Scotch Red - -70s to 75 Kent Reds - * Devons - - 70s to Kent, Essex.and Suf- Jergev Guernsey Blues 70 1 folk Whites - f»os. 70 10 Smithpield Catti.b Market. —Monday. Per ...
... the True Inter- re invested in other foods, estates, &c. ests op the British Farmer leave arts like these the The Duchess of Kent arrived in Cohlentz the -llh descendants Pitt’s Tory Peers, to spendthrift ahsen* instant; and after taking breakfast, continued ...
... 84 Do. Kiel 110 Fiesh Butter, I6s. Od. per down lbs. er, S’. HOP MARKET. BOROUGH. Z Ess. Kent, Pocket. 1841. 9 lt V 1 and Kent Pocket* J J Bag* * 7 , Weald of Kent Pockets 6 , . Susssx ditto . Yearlings ditto ..C. * iter, ——— • 1 IM lary WOOL MARKETS ...
... metropolis was brought by the man and passengers of the Hastings coach its progress to town, passes through the tow* Tonbridge, in Kent, about .'l6 miles from Loni. Scarcely any credence was at first placed in the io'Vl ma tion received, in consequence ofthe ...