... ordinary desoriptions of the la t growth, and prices aro cemiderebly firmer improve met tis marts.; in Sussex. Rid and East Kent, to • ; Weald of KeJt. 10e to £7 'a • Susbex, £1 to £6 Ls ; Farnham and Country, £6 to Ss; and Woroseter. LS to £7 ICs. WOOL—For ...

... BOaoraz. In hops of the best grcwlh t ant. actions, if not extensive, are molerately muncrimm Dl id and East Kent, £315. to ; Weald of Kent, lust o £7 7s ; buster, £4 Os to its; Farnham and Cuntry, £0 to Es ; and Worcester. L 5 to £7los. WOOL.—The ...

... might be made. Th%. inquiry was accordingly adjourned. A SPAULT ON A LUNATIC PATIENT.-.—At the Maidstone Borough Police-court, Stephen Shaw, an attendant at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, at Banning-heath, has been charged with assaulting and ill-treating ...

... growth. Choice hops attract most attention, and are selling slowly at slightly easier rates. East Kent geldings, 10s to 121; Mid Kent, ElO Os to El 6; Weald of Kent, SIO Cs to £ll ; Susses, E 8 0s to 1210 Os ; Worcesters, E 3 Ss to 136 Os; Faruham and country ...

... y d , b fr u e e rn ro t t he tr K on en a t , C y os o s t t l, B r r , an ta e n b om , and in its place! Lone of those Golden Maxims but seldom and every fractional part of a mile 1 0 1 6 0 8 'lra' Publishers' Circular. carried out. But in all places ...

... bupiness is moving in market; th e stocks being limited, demand renders prices firm. East kient. £a Hato £8 Osi Mid Kent. Oe to Weald of Kent. 64 to Jl7 las; Sussex Os to ikelOs ; Worcesterb„ to Os; Farnham country, Q 6 Os to L 1 O. yearlings , R 0 to $ Bavarian ...

... documents known to be in the writing of the elder Kenealy, and he deposed that he believed it to be the writing of Edward Vaughan Kent aly. A Mr. Orr also believed it to be his writing, and that was the specimen submitted to the cotspositors and upon which they ...