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... TO LET, two room? unfurnished. Kent 3s. per week. Apply, 17 Twyver-street. 78 LET, furnished Apartments, at No. 23 Brunswick- JL square. LET, furnished a Sitting-room one or two iScd- JL rooms, near the Park, no children or lodgers. Address, J. Office ...
... owe you our deepest thanks. We are, yours respectfully GEORGE BOOTS , Chairman Kent Ag ri cultural Labourers Union. ALFRED SIMMONS, Hon. Sec. Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union, Maidstone. HENRY WICKS, President West Surrey Agricultural Labourers' Union ...
... BRANDY, the Produce of the Bee Kent Morella Cherry, is now an established favourite in the Hunting Field, and with Sportsmen generally. It may be obtained through any %Vine Merchant, or direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, at 325. per dozen case. THEATRE ...
... erder to recover her health and spirits. She accordingly left London on Saturday evening for Kent, accompanied by a younger sister. Previous to her departure for Kent Alice Rhodes admitted that there might have been neglect, but certainly not wilful starvation ...
... in Stamford street of Mr. Coy, and another bay ono in Kent, but he could not recollect when, nor of hum. I knew that Roger had bought one horse in Stonford street, and another in Kent, at Maidstone Barracks. I was also present when the horse was purchased ...
... purple or red round, Mr. W. Kent, 1; Mr. J. S. Maggs, 2. Ditto, purple or red kidney, E. Chaplin, F.sq., 1; P. Chap li n, Esq., 2. Peas, quarter peck, E. Chaplin, Esq., 1 no second. Beans ? French dwarf, 50 pods. Mr. W. Kent, 1 ; P. Chaplin, Esq.. 2. Ditto ...
... 13., and Wealths, to 110 per cwt* but the lista growers, lee., held over many samples for their approaching hop fair at Maidstone. In the Farnham division there was great inquiry for the famous Surrey hope, and agents and pale and bitter beer brewers ...
... —Nares In D Even.—Kent In D Fri. Mont.-8. S. Weary's Ch No:1 Sanctum, Sc., S. S. Wesley In E Even.—S. S. Wesley's Ch Servs No. I Sat. Morn. Deanin A A lin ig hty Fathe , —Evans. Even.—Goss in E . . Morn.—Konen In D thro Even.—Kent la D 0 come hither—Boyce ...
... districts rust has caused considerable damage, and the majority of fields have a leaden instead of a golden hue. The results of thrashed-out fields in Kent, Surrey, Essex. Berke, Northampton, and Lincoln have not been satisfactory, and as the greater portion ...
... verdict. MR. YEATS AT MAIDSTONE.—Mr. Yeats has been on the stump at Maidstone, and this is the notice be get. at the bands of the Kent County Standard—A Mr. Yeats, of Gloucester, by whose high permission, it will be remembered, the Kent Branch of the Federal ...
... Annesley, late M.P. for Cavan, of the Boots Fea th er Guards, born 26th January, 1831. HOP INTELLIGINCE.—The Maidstone Journal states that since its last report the bine has made but little progress throughout Kent, the nights having been much too cold ...
... received from the King of Siam a wedding present consisting of a consecrated shell set in gold, two massive golden bowls for jewelry and a golden pedestal with two branches. gift ia of Siamese design and workmanship, and is very , Burns, a grandson of the ...