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... by the exhibitors, bor the best hop-pressing machine (in cloth), for the home market! Wm- Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded the prize for his Kent pattern hop-pressing maehmi. In h first prize 10/., for the best of Golding hops has been assigned of ...
... called upon to reign, and also of that great and free people who occupy the other part of that Continent. The Prince had won golden opinions. A passing cloud had indeed arisen, from the remnant of that ojgotry which, he was happy to say, was almost extinguished ...
... called upou to reign, and also that great and free people who occupy the other part of that Continent. The Prince had won golden opinions. A passing cloud had indeed arisen, from the remnant of that bigotry which, he was happy say, was almost extinguished ...
... with wings; down they came, from plane-tree, from leaden roof, from . Suitaa's dome, from fountain's cone —yer* from the very golden crescent that topped the highest aprx.on the mcsque! They were black upon the courtyard floor ; they were elbowing and jostling ...
... Derbyshire ; afterwards of Kilestone, Staffordsliire ; j after wan.'s AlUn, Staffordshire ; afterwards Lewes, neat- • Maidstone, Kent afterwards Wesfrou-Super-Mare, Somerset afterwards Charoouth, Dorsetchire ; afterwards SanJbach, , Cheshire ; .afterwards ...
... Tower-hill, tol>acconist. ! J. E. Prior, Eden-place, Oid Kent-road, cheesemonger. J. Hall, High-street rsea, colour-grinder. J. Anderson. Church-street. Hackney, oilman. J. Overhage. street, Golden square, general deft' J. Hows, Brentwood, butcher. H. ...
... Maida-hill, West Middlesex. A, W. Baker, late of Hastings. Sussex, bookseller. A. Ritch, Broad-street, Golden-square, glass cutter. F. Beckingham, Ashford, Kent, horse and cattle dealer- J. Newman, Vere-street, Clare Market, licensed T. Jennings, Norman-terrace ...
... surgeon E. Marchant, Burnham. Somersetshire T Facer, SiUgrave, Northamptonshire, baker. W. Sladden, Maidstone, Kent, farmer. Afi S. Turner, Maidstone, licensed victualler. „a hid l ' A. Pinchbeck. Homcastle, Lincolnshire, bricklayer D. Lovatt, Wolstanton ...
... mitre -a of remarkably tine gold -was in good postern:aim, sio portions a the chaetilde. On the 1.r.0t a the ideleton lay a golden paten (which is now In the p.,vessitio a the deem). The were black ma decayed, lett the skull was iit very gotta preservation ...
... Lloyd, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, journeyman ' Bate, Kent, dealer in toys. bootm*I*'1 *' W. Gilhng, Chipping Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, Cavell, Ramsgate, Kent, poulterer. B. Twymau, Ramsgate. Kent, upholsterer. r. N. Potter. Smalley, Derbyshire, butcher ...
... extensive system of plundering churche in the months of April, May, and June last. He was convicted at the Kent Summer Assizes held at Maidstone in July last, of stealing various articles from the church of Mary Cray, and sentenced to four months' imprisonment ...
... except in these particulars, the arrangements were precisely the same as those made for the funeral of the late Duchess of Kent. Shortly before 11 the chief domestics of the Royal Household were admitted to the building, and took their place on each side ...