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... Emmanuel Newcomh, Brentwood, Esser, baker. Edward John Brashier, Chancerv-lane. boot-maker. Richard Morrie. Regent-street, Piccadilly, auctioneer. James Potter, Maidstone. Kent, grocer. Willisin Neale and Weird. Hale. Tooled -at. Southwark, druggists. William ...
... is disposed of in hops and fruit. Of the situ itioa it should l>c enough to say . GARDEN OK KENT, . and in the most prolife part. Ttorn the town of Maidstone to the Estate one park; a gentle ascent until you arrive at the Cottage Villa, which once bursts ...
... Committee did not the truth of colour to all their other literalities. If Mr. W. had colourc' J coat, blacked the boots, (because the King's boots no doubt were and powdered the pigtail, the image would have been complete. p I have now no room left for my ...
... of the Estate disposed of ia hops fruit. the situation iishuuld enough to say IT IN’ THE GARDEN KENT. .and the most prolific part. From the town of Maidstone to the Estate one continued park; gentle ascent until you arrive at the Cottage Villi, which once ...
... prices, per cwt.: East Kent Pockets,- none on sate; Bags, 3/. 15i. to 4/.15 c.; Mid Kent Pockets, 31. 3s. to 41. lOr.; Bags,3l, tob/. 18».; Sussex Pockets, 3/. to 31.15*. Kent.—ln the neighbourhood, and within five miles of Maidstone, the Hops on the strong ...
... them by the beauteous Medway, amidst its deep woods, between Rochester and Maidstone; or slumber as we once slumbered in life's inexperienced morn among the cherry orchards of Kent; and from the chalky hills of Boxley, look down in fancy upon a scene we ...
... out of the Metropolis. C-C Order* executed on live shortest notice, and tlie most moderate term*. N.B.—At the Sign the GOLDEN BOOT, over the Centre Stone, High Street, (Arcade.) Cheltenham. ...
... supply of new h»i>a from Kent and Sussex, for which there is fair demand the following quotation : —Kent, 65*-. to 75#. lo GO#. lo 08#. lo 78#. Some samples of very inferior quality hare sold as low 50#. V cwt. Duty, 245,000/ Maidstone, Sept. DM.—All is activity ...
... Pontstepben, Cardiganshire. innkeeper—Feb. I 26, W. Harrisoo, Maidstone. Kent, cattle salesman—Feb. 26, T. Edgar, N ottingh am. place, Commercial. road, draper—Feb. 26, J. Williams, Holborn, boot maker—Feb.26, W. Brydan and D. Mac Kenzie, Cornball. dreggiats—Feb ...
... 30—E. B. Broughton. South• umpton street, tailor, July 30—R. Dove, Paddington, bricknutker, July 30—G. and E. Burgess. Maidstone, Kent, miller'. Jelly 110— J. H. Pemberton, St. John street. draper, July 3I—H. IIL Bird and B. Savage, Jeffries square. merchants ...
... had tiled of a broken heart.— Scotsman. On Iriday night, near Larkfield, Kent, two persons were thrown out of a gig, the horse having ran away; one of them, named Egerton, Maidstone coachman, was killed the spot, the other not expected to recover. Ensign ...
... , deserted by his companions. He was recognised as a man named Davey, one of the most noted poachers in Kent. He lies in hopeless slate. Maidstone Gazette. Feasting in the Olden Time. —As the festive season now approaching:, some of our readers will doubtless ...