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... of parliament, to be sure; I was paid the sum for taking a child out of the water at Welling, in Kent. Coronerâl know nothing about what is done in Kent; I have no power to pay you in Surrey. Have you got the act of parliament with you ? Crawley â ...
... (omen Sarden produe. Should this be persisted is one-half ul the county of Kent will be ruined, as well as a great number of individuals who live by supplying the London markets.--Kent Herald. Bev KIRKY.—The excitement occasioned by their unfortunate lad's ...
... appointment Deputy Registrar ends the advertisement following notice NB — Baking on Sunday as usual joints 2l suckijg 6l’ ’’ Maidstone Journal— Lord Melbourne think foreigners will think of that1 And that is of tbe measures of that same Governme ut of his ...
... The mould he is making terrible progress. It is expected that the is' Maidstone district 'willunot pay two-thirds the amount _ of duty which it paid last year. In the Weald of Kent the bines are looking .well, and promise agood crop. lie At Ticehura, ...
... Midland counties, and in the great corn-growing counties of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey,—in the latter districts a crop equal to the present has not been since 1826. On the road from M'aidstone to London he saw the reapers at work on the 28th of July; and ...