... Marpstoxz Kent Heral: the last es im KA otal turn -——— 000 000 owe Cavatta.. 49000 863 Senay 25) °F 12000 ot? Canterbury — Kentish Chronicle.. 9000 412 | “ False, gt ly —Ed. Kentish Observer. —— loz. KE PS, 6&2. | BXe/C*F pepe Kelbr —=_—— The West Kent Ele ...

... MAIDSTONE GACET a RA He 1 ‘0 CORRESPONDENT. ° ed k, the “4 Ne ative of Kent.” Yes! The matters of this Mow- months have forced us lo exciude much Catty for the last jew informa ti ion on many other subjects, or the extracts @ might have been used, The ...

... Several large sales of bags have been the past week. ‘The duty estimated at £172,000. itry to New Kent £3 3s to £6 South . - £3 Os. to £6 5) r, and New Kent Pockets . picture Ditto Sussex £5 Os. to ; here. Hors, Nov Business in our mart eee series at he ...

... that article. jam, ~ boc tan aoe ogant Signed), “ALY 7, SPEARMAN outof d others, «Thomas Rider, Esq., Kent.” x-foot Hop Planters, Boughton, Maidstone, They the THE MAN WITIL THE CARPET BAG! On Tuesday last, a sw arthy, bloated, strange-lookin ig London ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER: UTKBATIJRK. ** If I were t«* pra» for ta»te, whlcli tbonld staiid stead under ercry variety uf clrcnnistaMces, and be a source of happiness and cheerfulness to Ihronsh life, and shield against its ills, however llni'it* ...

... ee faw warm davs. and the crop depends ag oo” cases DornovuGH, &© Kent and the Wer found and the great increase of mou Id in f last year’s growth have advaneed full G« viuils 5 Kent, pockets 0 has fallen to £150,000. ewt., and the old duty pre- ad of ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETT tion of anything like American property ;” speaks lutions an « noble” and “ gallant” manner in which American. were « dealt with according to the usages of war!” (a ma was savages), an d American property destroyed. Provi: like Byron’s ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE ———— fore, the event of the impending Crisis will be a mighty | for seldom have darker shadows over-spread the |: Where now are the Tory “ tribunes of the or” — where arrived im eate the Conse! rvative 1 Never was country n discontented ...

... khouse at %2s. 6d., and Cox been overpowered delivered at Maidstone wor! H. Bentlifand Co., for clot sse sums, we have workhouse at 26s. 6d. per ton; G. and W. Fleet, for coffi W. Hollis, for boots and shoes ; degrees. ‘They are On Monday eve ning, after ...

... will d thai ¢ Mai human ewoetbirds he amount f duty whi ch it paid last —The bines ar e looking well in ¢ lorious or Kent. ul crops golden trict, and promise a g00! Burwasn, ant rto been Wapnunst, de considerable improveu py have ixnGuam.—The hops ha’ ve ...

... as TI can gt oved him to about 100 pair o} e boots, 12 pair of small rd. Pollard There were about 12 pair of ank God, I shoes, 12 pair of s maller boots, a few pair of bluchers, 11 a —— 60 28 of women’s boots, 1 pair of which were very large. I wil t more ...

... Working Claencs of Kent! t! important to Farmer*. THE Tory quick and certain effect with which diseases of the Stomach and Bowels are cured hv VujJ'i Farmer v Friend is such, that respectable Farmers all parts of this kingdom, declare, that they do not ...