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... pound, at the office of Mr. Scudamore, Maidstone. R. Harrison, late of Wateringbury, Kent, wheelwright— a div. of 3d. in the pound, at the office of Mr. Scudm***.ore, Maidstone. S. Stooham, late of Maidstone, butcher— a div. of 4§d. inthe pound, atthe office ...
... Yorkshire, the wife of William Moore, Esq., of » *¦¦' 'Afi On the 20th inst., at Hythe, Kent, Mrs. 1>J U Douglas, of a daughter. o^ On tbe 23d inst., at Swanscombe, Kent, Mr 3, Owen White, of a son. tiji 4 On the 23d inst., in Connaugbt-square, the wif*- ...
... ever, whether the golden promise is Hot deceptive. Expe- rienced observers assert that the crop will be found to come down far short of present expectation. The mould alone will prevent some thousand acres in Mid Kent from being picked at all, and other ...
... HOP INTELLIGENCE. (From tha Maidstone Journal.) Bknf.NDEN. — We have not quite so much fly as last woek, but a considerable quantity of lice, particularly on the weaker grounds. Baeming.— lu consequence of tbe high winds and cold nights we have had of ...
... HOP INTELLIGENCE. (From the Maidstone Journal.) Maidstone, Oct. 3. — The accounts daily received from the hop distiict. confirm, in a greater or less degree, the fact, that tho yield this year will bo much less than even tlie least sanguine anticipated ...
... Marylebone- street, Golden-square. ?? On the Bth inst., at Tunbridge Wells, Emily „if aged three years, the third daughter of William ?? eC fc Towse, Esq., of Fishmongers' Hall, London. JJtf tP On the Bth inst., at Yotea Court, Maidstone, GraC* the wife of ...
... Worsley. Macclesfield, boot-makers— J. Goddard aud If. Hay, Rotherhitbe, coal-merchants— T. Emmerson and R. Boden. Derby, painters— J. Wheeler and T. Woodgate, Wantage and Haley, mercers— G. Featherstoneand G Weeks, Hromley, Kent, ironmongers — T.Clayton ...
... milliner and dressmaker, Oct. 31. o^26 eath ' — ° eorge Jenkins . Neath, Glamorganshire, railway clerk, At Maidstone-George Woodrow, Maidstone, boot and shoemaker. O.t. 19, ' At Banbury. -Richard Bliss, Chacombc, Northamptonshire, butcher, Oct. 24. At W ...
... When I was a lieutenant in the regiment of Lafere. I would the Emperor's boots were here ; those notable jack-boots which Raffet and Charlet knew so well how to draw ; the boots which, muddy, dusty, worn, ruined, anxious, frown at you, moody and despairing ...
... 16.â John Bynner, Liverpool, out of business. At Maidstone, Feb. 17.â Henry Clark, George-yard, Wilson-streit, Long-acre, livery stable keeperâ James Jackson, Pratt's-bottom, Chelsfield, Kent, labourer. ⢠At Canterbury, Feb. 17.â William Cock ...
... growers will commence tying at, the begin- ning uf the week. Several gardens are injured by the unusually wet win! Wk.u.d of Kent. — The hop plants have received a s. vei c cheek from the long-continued coldness and wetness of tho weather, which will no ...
... Morley. Northamptonshire.— Northamptonshire Regiment of Mi- ?? T. R. Andrew to be Captain, vice Captain H. Stone, resigned. Kent.— Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery.— Second Lieut. J. Leslie to be First Lieutenant, vice Murray, resigned ; W. 8. Deacon, Gent ...