... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent the Daily A'sies. writing from DiUon, near Maidatune, gives the following interesting account the bop harvest in Kent I should like well to a hop-fanner of Kent this year. The genial, pro*{>erou*dookiug ...

... literary. .n.U.nc- lu the it l.test nacvl th. ar.Ju»l improvement It. from the . ~r »uk.r boot .n. il'nt Briton., the mo« tjmrttM »» ■ .virmv.trienl all mmihine., one of the the lrl an. me .U.p of the day. Ship. .» ■ II oerc much impeo.e.l, and made ...

... the Continent to firm in London. On the following morning, upon the arrival of the coach at the “ Golden Cross *’ in*l. *ndon. upon examiuing the fore-boot it was discovered that one of the bags of gold missing. The guard and coachman ore questioned upon ...

... 11. the Duchess of Kent. And numeruuN other of the Medical Profession. ThoN« in the subject will find this statement of the superiority these teeth all others, to be and »ctupuluw»ly aiticct. SUPERIOR BOOTS Ac SHOES Ol' K Stock Boots and Shoeii ?ery complete; ...

... and Produce Company (Limited) at • Kent, associated with the Science and' Art Department, has decided open a ladies’ branch for training women on really scientific liimms, as young men are trained. The College is in Kent, ' at»out miles from London, and ...

... hall. •?* f®** to Foot Rot OmTHtiiT, or Shepherd’s Friend, prepared WooibßT. Maidstone; and sold in Tin Boxes at'is. each, by (be Proprietor, at his establishment, Maidstone, and by all respect* Chemists throughout the United kingdom. GREAT EXHIBITION ...

... ask for lacaon’s Foot Rot Ointment, or Shepherds Friend, prepared by WooLLBT, Maidstone and Mild in Tin Boxes at'.'s. each, the Proprietor, at his establishment, Maidstone, and by all respect able Chemista throughout the United Kingdom. rom sTOPPziro ...

... Mdoola>a«Ur of Last Wyck* ham. Kent. A| . Weil ncl-orouch ure!*, t. • K. P Liitht* . •. M A . Vic.e. P.BWaKD, son Mr. K. bacsnitTT. •li n-v. . Jam:, eid.ti daughter of Mr. Richard . HtDBLBTO* Lj and »t Hj.lw»». Mist MaBT Ass Boot, of A i» ;na. ALVBSCOrr, Mosßr ...

... Street, Golden Square, victualler. G. l.ainbourn. I.ong Hilton, Surrey, barge-builder. T. Selby and S. Norton, Town Mailing, Kent, scriveners. T. Cardwell, Hammersmith, plumber. F. While, Ewell. Surrey, and Chelsea, brewer. G. Hann, l.ewisham. Kent, grocer ...

... 1 persuaded it stands unrivalled a general cough medicine. Yours tiuly. To Mr. Woolley. Hem»T WATxa. Chemist, Chatham. Maidstone, August 7th, gif,—l have much pleasure in informing you of the benefit I have received “Woolley** Pectoral Candy. 1 have ...

... strawberry syrup put up in tins, aa golden ayrup is sold. The worst golden it ite uncertainty, until the tin baa bean opened it ia impossible to forecast the eomtenta, whether it will bo the real thing,of beautiful golden yellow, useful for boiled pastry ...

... Street, Strand, tavern keeper. i. T. Rbayler, St. John Street Beed, aad Little Seffran Hill, furrier. G .Clifford. Straod. Kent, builder. W. T. Lambert, Jetaiyn Street, medicine vendor. G. Crick me r. Lowettoll, aaddler. R. Brevitt, Coventry. Imo mooter ...