... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT. (From the Maidstone and Kentish Journal.) Maidstonb abd Adjoinino Pabish. c, Sept. 12. — The past week bas been a rough and rainy one, tbe wind coming up in fearful gusts, and laying prostrate on the ground thousands of poles ...

... « NOTICE TO MARINERS. I BRISTOL CHANNEL.- WRECK OP THE GOLDEN FLEECE. I TRINITY HOUSE, London, Bth December, 1870. \TOTICE is hereby Given, that tbe Water over this al Wreck having been deejiened to 13 feet at Low Water Spring iles, no further operations ...

... Conversazione: Jews Society. Chastisement Children. Ladies in Low Spirits. High-heeled Boots. Also, Large Coloured Fashion Plate, Jules David. Coloured Pattern Golden-cross Band. life-size Patterns of Irma, Bodice, and Bertha. Engravings of Morning, Evening ...

... Without, wine merch. Ockmore, James, Old Kent-rd. fishmonger's assistant. Gurney, William, Maidenhead, ironmonger. Dunn, William Thomas, Aveley, Essex, bricklayer and builder. Collins, William, jun. Maidstone, out of business. hvard, Old-Bt. St. Luke's ...

... Vaughan, Alfred and Foutano, Btefauu Ventura, Park street. Cam den Town, pianoforte dealers. Reed. Henry Draper. New Cross. Kent, writer for the press. Kuos, Anders, Muscovy-court. Tower lull, com inisßiou merchant. Harvey. Benjamin Daniel, Drummond st ...

... pretty Detached I VILLA RRSIDENCK, five walk of a Jirfitciaas station c» the South-Fastern Railway, and one of the main of Kent, containing three *itting-room>. four bed rooms, dreiwin ...

... Tohn Massey, of Weston. JUNG I.DWAUD.-. 23*1. St. Mary's Church, Ta>visham. Klwar l ats.m King. « K.. -w!es King. Esq. of Maidstone and Blackheath. Annie Klizaheth, la of MtHravds. Rs ...

... Mellor. waste spinner, div. 3*. Messrs. Drinkwater’s, Hyde. A. ■. Graham, New Barnea, Kent, brickmaker, div. 5*.. any Tnmdaros Thursday, at Messrs. Norton's. Maidstone. J. Thomas, Chatham auctioneer, div. Is. 3d. at Mr. Hayward's, Rochester. H. 8. Bce*k ...

... gracioufiSy pleaded to accept the refeiKDatinn of. the commission held Lieut. J. 8. Maughau in the Light Infantry Militia. Kent.-West Kent Y. O. (Queens Own).—Comet N. Lubbock to Lieutenant, vice Berens. resigned; R. H. Alexander.Gent, to be Comet, vice Lubbock ...

... you and JOHN FRANCIS TAYLOR, of No. 155, Kent load, the county Si.ney. butcher; T VYLfll the Prince Arthur. Calrerly street, Mlle-eml, lu Uie county of Middlesex, wine beer merchant; RICHARD TAVLOR of 155, New Kent road, aforesaid, butcher’s assistant; MATILDA ...

... Low r on, Liverpool rrsed victual i I Aylet.t 11 wer and Navestock, boot and shoemaker -Dec. 13, J. Bartle. Shipley, mar Bradford, plasterer and grocer. Der. 8, G. Wynran, Alf. , Old Kent rei. clot) „,•* New Qui Portman-sq. watch ..ker-^-Nov. 30. W. K. Forei ...

... Lamb, vice P. Couant, resigned; A. W. Rycroft. M, C. Brown, Gent, late Lieut. Hussars, to be Comet, vice Lamb, promoted. Kent.—Ea>d Kent Militia.—A. K. Dering, Gent, Lieutenant, 25th K.V.C.—The Rev. E. Cowan, B.A. to Honorary Chaplain, vice Hughes, deceased ...