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... The inspectors' dress consists of a green coat with a velvet collar and other decorations, tight pan- taloons and hessian boots, with a new description of cap. The insignia of office consists of a most elegant silver staff, about a foot in length, and ...
... -is au thle conmfpiative enoris ouis price whichl it noi IWArS iil thr in arlet, asisl the conseqsust high prici- tieid for boots, shoee, and all articl s mai d t oiu it; In protf of ?? foregoing asscrtti-is, ousr e cor'resliondcsit states the following ...
... carbonic acid.- Loudon's Encyclopaedia of Gardening. Cherries have not been so plentiful in Kent for the last fifty years. They are hawked about at Maidstone literally in cart- loads, at a peuuy per pound. The crop uf apples is also good, but pears, plums ...
... and boil or otherwise prepare their food, as he may receive di- rections from his employer. He can clean knives, shoes, and boots has been in the habit of cutting up wood and heating the oven for family use has been in the habit of fetching water from a ...
... AtiocilalflcoulW. 1Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent has sub- scribed .E.10. towards the erection of the new Wesloeyan Chapel in Windsor. 'IThe improvement in the wheat crop, withiti the last fortnight, is almost incredible. I lie scarcity- quacks ...
... since dead, but against the remainder the Jury returned a verdict of Wilful Murder. Tliey were soon afterwards conveyed to Maidstone gaol, to await their trial. The names of those returned as guilty of the wilful murder of Lieut. Bennett %ere %N'iili,,iin ...
... the Rev. George Davis and Col. Best, and were fully committed to Maidstone to take their triaL-The soldiers enlisted about ten months back, and belong to the 50th regiment.— West Kent Guardian. Within the last fortnight several petitions on friendly ...
... 11 E. AUG. 7. BANKRUPTS. Steer, Maidstone, Kent, tallow chandler. T. W. Clarke, Wakefield, Yorkshire, corn factor.-J.Hiles, Shrews- bury, musicseller.-C.Poulter LongMelford,Suffolk,v.ctua ler. —J. Enock, Warwick, boot and shoe manl.f^rtu^r;~f' Sutton ...
... husband-' Prince Al- bert' (loud cheers.) P The Prince of Wales (cheers) ; The Qaeers 0 Dowager, (cheers) ; 'rhe Duchess of Kent, and the rest of the Royal damily, (cheers.) Glee;:-' Peace upon thde lady bright.' c The Chairman then said that they were ...
... sornians, his subjects, used such macan food and thrc clothing,, lie atnswered ?? By sowimtg frugatly, wve CCU]t reap liberty-fl golden harvest. stea Wvs ?? XIV,,I ?? of Fratuce, called the father tyrti )1 Cllsi people, had, white Duke of Orleans, re- ?? or ...
... trade. SUNDAY Scuooi..—Sermons in aid of the High-street chapel sunday school, were preached ou Suuday last, by the Rev. M. Kent, of Shrewsbury, and the Rev. E. YViittams, A.M., of Merthyr. We understand that about 200 children teceive instruction in the ...
... Milseellaneous. , Trip HAIRVEST, KaXT.-The harvest throughout 5. Mid-Kent is now nearly completed, and We are ithankful to say that the crops are excellent, It and that they been housed under the most fa- :o vourable circumstances. Whether the farmer's ...