... 1859'5, which are with difficulty met with. The accounts at Maidstone were much worse as to mould, and it is feared that the golden portion of the growth will be very inferior. In the Weald of Kent and Sussex the Grapes and Jones are doing pretty well, and ...

... Hotbi- Sir Henry Boynton, B*rt . Boynton TMits, Burton Agnes Usll} Bm®» Hi.,. Mr Kin*. Lynn. Norfolk ; Boot? Mu. C. M. MiiiiUrlmui; BUton. J HnU ; Kent; Uwmon, U^n**- .ml -rrMU. NortU*..r CoU,n*h.m , W.nU W. Em., LerJ.; Sir TUMphnln. IBdduli*. LtinUiiifrtom ...

... jast now would b* only too glad If thayoould •ay, ** Wt 140% slows. A COUSTT union to be at Maidstone ehortiy in honour of the r-lurn of Coneerratires througuiut Kent. Tns population of Berlin now numbers 1,316,3H;1. These figures show an increaw about *OO ...

... BANKRUPTS. Robert Coultau, grocer, Lyon-street, Louisa Jenks, widow, Lewisham-hill, Kent. Richard Watson, licensed victualler. Gravesend, Kent. John Miller, baker, Golden-lane. Barbican. London. Edward Barwkk, lithographer. Old Broad street. City, William ...

... about life size, the head being missing. seniors fire lias occurred at Wateringbury Church, Kent. The steeple was entirely destroyed. A fire engine from Maidstone arrived in time save the remainder of the church. A fireman was severely injured. The Albert ...

... fanner, Derrynugoolu, bos been found in the river Moy at Bitllina. A 1 ...

... (47thX IABCUta, Dublin Qustta Preston *th I>rsS'**ns, Natal i Oantbj Ist bat. Northu > 10th Husaarm, Shorneliffs SJP* Maidstone B * « srsa IJU. K.«rt for Oib«H«:,o.f«rt U'rafr sarTtce Colchester Ist hat. Untt* Bhrope. B. 14th Secunderabad { Cant (b*rd)L ...

... laughter.) A Coirvxrr.—At Borne, the other day, Mias Maria Emma Clements, young English lady born atSntton Valence, near Maidstone, Kent, “aojnnd, in the presence of the Mast Rev. and Eminent Cardinal Cagiano, Penitentiary Major, and Bishop Tusculum, the ...

... complete in nine part*. ramaioirux ahartlj to be firr—mil Mr William Chair Baker, recognition of Ida long •errioai cricket in Kent. * BITS OF FUN. A naLLe-eiaoee—t pretty taundreea Tee Eogtieh eerellow—’elf and Vf, ie carpenter tike berb-r auee hen., get ...

... the charge of being concerned in extensive robbery at Mr. White’s boot and shoe establishment in Doncaster last week. The shop kept by Mr. White was broken into and 161 i>airB of boots carried away. When the robljery was rejiorted to Mr. Superintendent ...

... Talbot de Malahide exerted himself to procure the Treasury minute above referrer' to. which will be the means of preserving any golden ornaments that may yet be foul in the museum of the Roval Irish Academy. Diticiaacerg. Ortrataas.—The correspondent of the ...

... dreometance, they might have raped The Indians wars driven hoik front the shore, bat renewed the attack, and daring the fight the boot baked ao badly that it aoak fat shallow water, liny wore Ikon ovsspowsrod and murdered. Mr. wit# was token nriaonar. bat the ...