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... andlsussex AGENTS KENT Mr Tunbridge Biddenden Mr Tolhuist Canterbury Cranbroek BIr Dennett Deal Mr Underwood Dover Mr Williams Faver8ham Mr Hankins Gravesend Coiives Headcoine Mr Hythe Mr Tiffen Lamberhurst BIr Boorman Lenham Mr Brown Maidstone Mr Williams ...
... hay harvest in many parts of the country. The corn crop is, generally speaking, however, both promising and abandant. The Maidstone papers state that many of the Kentish hop plantations have suffered considerably by the boisterous weather with which that ...
... want of sympathy with others. There was a certain merchant sojourning at an inn, whom the boots, by mistake, called betimes in the morning. Sir, quoth the boots, the day is breaking. The merchant turned round with a grim look, Let it break, growled ...
... petition against it, besides those which have already declared themselves adverse to the measure.— Bath Journal. An Irish Scene Kent.—An extraordinary scene occurred Riverhead, in the parish of Sevenoaks, about a week ago, in consequence of its being made ...
... witty and appropriate address, well delivered by Mr. Abbott, and in which allusion was made to the patronage of the Duchess of Kent and to the Heiress Presumptive. The entertainments of the evening commenced with an Operatic Drama in three acts, the production ...
... Mr. Donaldson, No. 4, Adam- street, Adelphi. ~a T BR OM LEY. TTthe'inosi healthy and ?? a. picturesque part ofthe County of Kent, ten miles dis- tant from Town (with which there is almost hourly communi- cation), YOL'NG GENTLEMEN enjoy the comforts „* ...