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... stranger, weary and toil-worn, with muddy boots and broken hat—buttoned up the throat, as evidently having nothing to hide—entered the brilliant apartment where the newly-married couple were enjoying their golden honeymoon. No one was up to receive him ...
... be seen, however, whether the golden promise is not deceptive. Experienced observers assert that the crop will be found to come down far short of present expectation. The mould alone will prevent some thousand acres Mid Kent from being picked at all, and ...
... Kent Audit.âWe have the pleasure to state that at the late rent audit of John Higford, Esq., held on Wednesday and Thursday last, that gentleman most liberally returned per cent, to his tenants. Falling the Elm Trees in the Cathedral Closk. âWe observe ...
... increasing the strength of the liberal party West Kent , by at least 100 votes. It is reported that there is some prospect of the directors making considerable purchase the immediate neighbourhood of Maidstone. We hope they will; and we think we may assure ...
... R.N., of daughter. MARRIAGES. May '29, at Wendlebury, Oxon, the Re*- W L ff - the Rev. Henry Dampier Phelps, Rector of Kent, eldest sou ol the Rev.T. P. Phelps, Vicar of Tarrington, iv this county, to Frances Jane, daughter of the late Rev. Walter ...
... wholesale manufacturers in the metropolis. The royal party afterwards visited the leather and saddlery department, and the boots, shoos, &c, the recent improvements and inventions in all of which were described by the exhibitors. After viewing the adjoining ...
... £110,000, divided as follows :—Kent, £60,00' Sussex, £20,000; Worcester, Farnham, &c, £30,000. The lowing quotations for 1850's are almost nominal: pcs cwt. £. s. £. s. Mid. and East Kent pockets 0.. 7 0 Weald of Kent pockets 18 .. Sussex pockets 4 ...
... done for were left to learn from experience the folly of transacting business with such worthless characters.— Burg Post. Golden Prospects for Felons.—The brilliant accounts which we receive from Australia throw a singular light on our present convict ...
... Addison, Mr. John Henderson, Mr. G. Atkinson, Mr. Davison, and Mr. Dyke. East Kent Election.—John P. Plumptre, Esq., who has represented the eastern portion of the county Kent for nearly the last twenty years, has just issued address to the electors, resigning ...
... Nabob Little Harry Stockwell Kingston Missive Joe Miller Houlakin Daniel O'Rourke Maidstone Harbinger Barbarian Peppermint (d) Noble Elcot Womersley Phantom Sacbut The Golden Age Alfred the Great Chief Baron Nicholson Bro. Russborough Orelio Pelopidas Alcoran ...
... demanded the growers, this soa*lJ quautity was with difficulty disposed of, the merchants * consumers turning tbeir attention to Kent and Sues*'' growth, in which a heavy business was doing throughout the day at very moderate rates; and unless our planters ...
... friends, Samuel Maddox Esq., late of Maidstone, Kent. 21st ult , Daniel-street, Bath, Harriet Laura, third daughter of the Rev E. Puillott. ult., at Glan tske, Colonel Sir Digby Mackworth, Bart., at Oravesend .Kent, much beloved and respected, Mr. T. Davies ...