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... THE LUCKY BOUGH, OR THE HOP-GARDENS OF KENT. The sorts of hops in this county are various—ln the Weald of Kent the grape-hop will be found the most common ; the (to denhop Is also favorite where a somewhat warmer and drier quality the sol favors it;- ...
... the murderer, proceeded to Maidstone for the purpose of identifying the prisoner. Notwithstanding the unseasonable hour (4 o’clock), the prison-T, along with two or three other inmates of the gaol, must resembling the description of (Jood, were placed ...
... although there been doing the days still the is by to the supply prices have declined since our quotations Mid and East Kents of Kents 84s to 94s Sussex Pockets 80s to 90s Duty £176000 BRITISH WOOL Lkbds 94 The business transacted this branch of business ...
... street. James Paterson, Manchester, tailor; solicitor. Mr. Hullon, Salford. Kobcit Skinner, West Moiling, Kent, bnekmaker; solicitor, Mr. Morgan, Maidstone. William Stcanc, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, grocer; solicitors, Messrs. Tucker and Stevenson, ...
... Sprejton, to Frances Bond, eldest surviving daughter the late Mr. Yolland, of Crediton. Mirch 5, at Honiton, Mr. A. Overy, Maidstone, Kent, to Fanny, youngest daughter of Mr. Knight, of the above place- March 4-, at Ctterton, after courtship fifteen wars, Mr ...
... merchants, Love-lane, East Cheap. Wi liam Bates, avctioneer, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square. Henry Bentlif, linen draper, Maidstone, Kent. James Stretch and Ralph Wharton, engiaecrs, Nottingham. James Harrington and William Pattinson, calico printers, Cumberland ...
... cloth-n John Sykes, Leeds, mustc-selkr. John Enoch, Warwick, boot-maker. Charles Poulter, Long Mclfbrd, Suffolk, victualler. John Miles, Shrevsbury, music-seller. James Steer, Maidstone, Kent, tallow chandler. INSOLVENTS. Char Wilson. Manchester, wool ...
... Pettat) 1 Mr. Herbert's Ajax. aged, 11 st. 6 lbs. Won by two lengths. The Champagne Stakes:— . Lord Maidstone na. f. Wit's-end (Sam. Day) , Lord Maidstone na. West-countryman (Alfred Day) Lord Chester field's e. The Free Lance .1 Mr. Herbert's c. by Venison ...
... at St. Clements, London. Mr. Win. Norris, this city. Land-surveyor, to Ellen, daughter of the late Joseph Hills, Esq., Maidstone, Kent. ! March 2. at Morchard Bishop, Mr. John Mogridge, of Penhay Poughill. to Phoebe, daughter of late Mr. • Thomas Bennett ...
... Deptford, builder. T. Dukes, Faringdon, Berkshire innkeeper. /4. King, Oxford, timber merchant. J. Bentlett. East Pecham, Kent, grocer. J. G. Moore and H. Bayliss, Norwich, icarehousemen. W. Star, Lynn, Norfolk, currier. J■ Pigg, Fulboarn, Cambridgeshire ...
... are worse. I'he hot weather has completely destroyed the prospect crop from the Weald of Kent and Eetex and the North Clays may be said quite gone. The East Kents have bren getting daily worse fur the last week, and the city grounds at Canterbury have ...
... Wednesday; he had cut off the heels of bis military boots, but not quite high enough, and having got fresh ones put on at Ashford, making the best of his way to London. The prisoner was committed to Maidstone gaol until claimed by his iment. Man Killed by ...