BOROUGH HOP MARKET
... BOROUGH HOP MARKET Althongh the accounts from the plantations generally speak of fly, our market is very inactive, but the stock of 1876 hops being small, prices remain firm. ...
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OLD PARR AND ALEXANDF~R
... who could do everything in the world, as Mr. Clements himself had told except speak-what he us, except speak-what he didn't kr:ow was not worth knowing-and as for speaking, Mr. Clements' belief was that if Old Parr had any mind to do it, and did not know ...
KENNINGTON
... KENNINGTON. Ix MzuoriaM.—At the parish church on Sunday, mh.fldeHflm&me&- death of the late Mr. Lake, speaking of his good ‘mhlhp‘r&.sflbu—m life that he V' ...
THE MAIDSTONE AND Eent Gonaty Standurd,
... Eent Gonaty Standurd, FRIDAY, JULY 18em, 1884. Aw'flfll‘ tolmt-my.; draws the following not over flattering description of the speaking powers of Mr. Barrrs, the Radical candidate for Maidstone. Hg-.n. ferring to s sveech delivered by Mr. Barms at Herne Bay ...
The Women Writers' Dinner
... tates we speak of eating dinner; in England Obviopsly that is the more important a ffair which has To your way of thinking, the difference between the the two nations. Jn the United tates we speak of eating dinner; in England they speak of dining ...
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
... {{iams in the land in order to shew that the age of the Briton had not died out. When speaking on “Un-Bunglish Englishmen it was not the lecturer’s intention to speak of individuals, ...
MEETING AT ELLAND LAST NIGHT
... Noble, Wm. Hvywood, Nehemiah Haigh, J. Lees, 8. Marsden and others. ; THE CHAIRMAN'S REMARKS. The CHATRMAN, who oo rising to speak met with a flattering reception, said it gave him the greatest pleasure to preside over that meeting to support his friead ...
THE LECTURER PASSED ON
... THE LECTURER PASSED ON to speak of “ Bloody Mary’s ’ connection with Ireland. Her edict was to murder the Irish Protestants. Two of her ambassadors were dispatched from London to Dublin with papers anthorising the massacre of the Irish Protestants. They ...
GENTLEMEN ARE MADE ;
... house as often as he cared to come. I never knew him tell a lie or to say a rough and rude thing where it was possible to speak gently and kindly. I wish to say to you that straightforwardness is not the less commendable for being polite. Itis just as ...
Water! No, thanks!
... Water! No, thanks! AN English Admiral, speaking of the intended inyasion by the French in 1798, dryly observed that the Froggies might come as they could. For his own part he could only say that they should not come by water. , ...
3S IN THE TIME ON |,
... a foreig? e been at the play, e not to repeat it; , done this or thats have forbidden the¢ rmons, or religion:. newspaper speaks e “Moniteur” hasS ...
COLLEGE OF MUSIC, MAIDSTONE
... MUSIC, MAIDSTONE. NEW. COMPOSITIONS Br MR. H. F. HENNIKER, A.R.A., MUS. Soxo—* Who will come will me™ ~. 25. nett. Sowo—* Speak kindly ™ . 000000 B, Invitation ...