... the kw modem sae interim quilltles deletes Ms boos sad the tall plate asses sheep wow pow Is beloraMs goad an Weedy. way no boot Downs sad odd II N. tor la a :14:81b. wane beim sad bale bleated parches lV awn been la whoa POTATOES. Tbs supply of potatoes ...

... Oa NO was awl wait earned ea se semi. THE MARICE t& 311111t4LANK-3OIMAY. At Marti-less to-day the sestots of wheat fres Ern Kent, se well as by red. were irk moderate. There has hese a tali as* the Ismael has sited Ware tor both red and white pretended ...

... A., IL Wits illeetretane by W. S. Colo they will my, like the Queen's Laundress, that it is the I peweeirse.s..ete For all Boot Crops, and Green Crops generally, for Spring Corn, and for Pasture Land, they are an exturedingly i 1 i - mesa New edam. Price ...

... Let, AT HIGH STREET, RAINHAH, KENT. ACORNER SHOP, late in the Boot and Shoe Trade, but well fitted for any other business requiring side and back entrances. For particulars, apply to Mr. R. ANDRIEWS, Chemist, Raioharo, Kent; or to Mr. J. H. ANDREWS, Surveyor ...

... going fr o in th is county; and yet Kent, sojust Iv proud of her 11 - c li ton as • county, has no such instil 'llion. tisane a our loading county gentlemen having warmly supported the establishment of middle-class ',boots in the coy of London, which have ...

... follow m WM^ Dube the pelt f odalght abase 300 knee have Mai shined at NAlL:mason by the Mown Ilealleat, tll Mal Mans. THE EAST KENT, FAVERSHAM, in SITI'INGBOURNE GAZEin BATI7IIDAT, NOV. 19, 1870. THE EDUCATION QUESTION. THE COTTAGE LIBRARY. London, Chatham ...

... was some. Hermann who had re shed to hie awietathe, only in time to sae :be. lust t`inomman glide out into 'be darkneeta, was boot die , . awing end laughing over his brother's body - ca mad as a March kale, throe, b fright and horror. ' never got altogether ...

... that could be desired. Mr P. Greensted, East-end. exhibited a fine Irish-bred heifer from the Maidstone market; • crow-bred shorthorn from Rye; some capital Kent sheep, bred and fed by Mr Thomas Lake, Chaos Court; and a splendid pig, seven months old, and ...

... different public bodies, and at about half•past one the procession left the North Transept ia the following order:— btb and dth Kent Rtfle Volunteers. Town Sergeants bearing the mace and sword. The Mayor. The Mayor's Chaplain, the dew. J. S. Sidebothain The ...

... lat Gore Court, on Saturday next, with the Maidstone club. 16rx KENT RIFLE Vocnwrzens.—The competition for the monthly cup could not be completed on Thursday last, owing to a dense fog coming on. The 'booting at and 60-Jyards will consequently take plane ...

... wee by t h e &h em their am No odor madam is Mashed Brothers, of the Breen Highlands, last summer, for I n th• the boot lea th er. The boot.are valued at 60 dole per t° at the palasigal week% km legal per. The largest of the skies was 40 feet in length ...

... two o'clock in the afternoon, the master, Mr Smith, notioed something bulky about her dross. On being searched, the pair of boots produced were found upon her. The magistrate ' convicted the prisoner under the Union Act, and she was sentenced to seven days ...