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... contest an election country. Mr. Lung, who, the way, enthusiastic motorist and cx-jonmalist. stands the Liberal interest in a Kent Division. On Fruity, order tUe of the Clereland I'nionist an address current po!»tic»> was given in the Temperance Hall, ( ...
... assortment of Genuine UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ; also, PAIRS of Men's. Women’s, and Children’s BOOTS and SHOES. Sale each evening at 6 p.m. John Kidson, Auctioneer, 3, Golden Lion Bank. DO NEST, EATON* jl .TR HARRISON is favoured with instruc-IVX tions from Mr ...
... oubon jlflartiEts. GRiCN AND FLOUR, crusuarr prices or oritlsh and FLOUR IN MARK.LANE. Shillings per Quarter. AT. Ease* and Kent, white now u> 62 „ „ red „ 42 Nortalk, Linohwn., and Torksb., red new 47 HARLEY..to Chevalier, now ...
... BRUNSWICK BTBBBT, WHITBY. 80LB AGENT FOB MESSES. COOK A CO’S PATENT GOLDEN LUSTER BILK PAPERHANGINGB DIANOS I PIANOS I I PIANOS I A A largo niiotr in Btook to odoot from •> •nnUod boa th* boot Bngliib and Fortin Llb, ?i * toCtohßaTtn, or tLi Hlro Sjotom of ...
... POTATOES. The arrival! of potatoes are in excess of requirement, and only the better descriptions command full rate* nrices • Kent Regents, 110s to 140s ; Essex ditto, IWs. lsl‘Vocks 655. to 965.; Victorias. 120 a to 160s. ; flukes. 130s. to 170 a. ; kidneys ...
... ick Mr. Kilvintfton. , . Gnnner Reeve, 29. plants Mr U- K • V^, '^ nson, Mr G. Hooper, towel rail Mr. W. J. Bcnrr. Gnnner Golden. 27, fowls Mr. J. Bnssell, box of Mr. E. Pe.«o , child’. B« *d” bottle of whisky JIt.T. Menneil, T Wl3on' a'h ot whisky Mr ...
... ParasuNTß. ko. JpOSTER’S GREAT UNRIVALLED BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM. LEEDS HOUSE, No. 41. FLOWBRQATE, WHITBY PATRONS : Joseph Dodds, Esq., 11.P., and the Nobility and Gentry of the District. THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM IN WHITBY. ESTABLISHED ...
... prices have been realized. Mid and East Kents, £lO to*'£l6 16s. ; Weald of Kents, 10s. to £lO 10s. ; Sussex, £7 ss. to £9 9s. : Farnham and country, £ll to £l6. Yearlings: Mid and East Kents, £3 to £6 10s.; Weald Kents, to £5 15s. ; Sussex. £3 to 15s. ; Farnham ...
... condition of the Pope a secret from the o.t.icl. world. 11. pretty nrerly -.U The of «n obiwondin* bank.. before report »ot .boot Eoio. thot b. wo. d,in*. foond o[«.m» hi. «f.. tut the only tire.* bod For . few boon, it .M .Old th.l b. wo. dood hot ui ...
... moderate demand prevailed, and prices were maintaived tho market continuing to be fairly supplied. Yorkshir flukes, 80s to 100s ; Kent and Essex regents, 05s to 80s; locks 50s to COs per ton. We have to report a quiet inquiry for new English and foreign hops ...
... The masters have resolved to resist the demand made upon them. The golden oriole has been seen and heard daily during the last six weeksinthe orchards Preston Vicarage, Wingnam. Kent. These birds never fail to pay an annual visit to the neighbourhood; ...
... Philip HP’s daughter Margaret married the jyoiu. England. One of their sons was Earl of Kent! His daughter, Joan the Fa'r Maid of Kent, married Thomas Holland, of Kent. Their daughter married John Beaufort Earl of Somerset. issue of this marf e _ j a n Beaufort ...