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... Go limy Lushington fin the absence of the Home Secretary) I from the eounty gaol at Maidstone. Th. oentence had recital a groat amount .of feeling in the comity of Kent an well as in London, the more GO the young men were respectable, and bad only dune ...
... ol the highest respectability given, if required. Address by letter, in the first instance, to It. C., 33, Brewer-street, Golden-square, London. British empire mutual life ASSURANCE COMPANY, 37, New Bndge-st., Bbekfriars, London.—Report presented to the ...
... —Advt. Best Boots at moderate prior In an !meat line leathers. Box Calf, Glace Kid, Willow Calf, and the New Coronation Glare Calf. 500 pairs, 10s. tki.. Boots and Shoes in StOA.—A. 11. Lambert, 73, St. Giles', Sole Arent for K Boots. —Advt. MI Ezl ...
... bring llca “‘ slender Hlers which supported the plente. attempt s«med her, been mjdr except , by (friends formed of holly, golden by the introduction of flowers, to the State epert- toflowsr, wilh pendent. com- mcote. broed strip of orimton cerpet bed ...
... quickly cured by one appleation of St. Jeasibri after all other remedies had faded. Mac D. Casa; of Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says : *. tn. jacobs Oil has cured me of neurelgiss of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain whice cannot be ...
... in the I .rnatoli was played on ;he College ground on i mining industry he looked upon as a land- Kent), A. Ambrose, 34, Market Buildings. Harris. Maidstone, W. G. Elliott, °nays; Five Sheep. born last year (Border Leices- a matting wicket, which rather ...
... relief in « confirmed cate Atlhma, when other Medicines had been, used without effect. Copy letter from Mr. William Bootes, Carpenter, Maidstone, Aug. 7, 1852.—Sir,—I have much pleasure in informing you of the benefit I have received from Woolley’s Pectoral ...
... Birmingham, sold for 20/. The Hamburgs were numerous, many ten pens of golden-pencilled, twelve of silver-pencilled, six of golden-spaogled, and nine of ailver-spaugled, being entered. In golden-spangled, Mr. W. C. Wo trail, of ! Liverpool, took the first prize; ...
... ient cover every extra expence over the usual courae of htMlMindrv. Si ccraaioN Caora.—We cannot supply A Young with any ** golden rule aa to the surrrwaton of crojia. hecauae every- system must great measure depend on soil, culmre. and locality. The following ...
... widow of the late Mr. Robert :Cason, aged 76. I N o v. 18, at the Radcliffe Inhrmary, Mr. James Walker, aged 49. Nov. 18, at Maidstone, Thomas fifth ion of the late Mr. Thomas Martin, of Ifffey, and grandson of the late Mr. Thomas Martin, of Littlemore, in ...
... George Burton Pliillipson, Hmford-streot, May-fair, chemist. Daniel anti Joseph Down, Holhoro, Thomas Don, Lower James-slrcet. Golden-square, baker. Win. Hayward and Cornelius Hcllier, Limg-acro, carriage builders. William Jones, Manchester-street. Marylebonc ...
... Smith, replied Phineaa; “ I’ve bad very good dinner ; and if yon will pressing I'll take the rest cash.” I’ve a new pair of boots,” said A B, putting one forward as a sample—“ a baiuldome fit, ? I bought theiu wear in aociely. “They will likely to last ...