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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. • - - Sandal ed tits Doily Now. Moon, near Maidstone. Wee She following amount rd*. bop le - - - I should like — well to he • bop-fanner of Kent this year. The mask presperoos. loading gentlemen I meet on the pavement cd Maids** ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPING A correspondent of the Daily News gives the fol- lowing description of hop-picking in Kent, and the feetwiping performance practised upon novice/I:— The walk was tight pleasant iu the fresh cool minshine of the morning ...
... GREAT CHEAP SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, AT AN EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION OFF OUR USUAL PRICES. THIS DAY, • AND FOLLOWING DAYS. ' - THE MUNSTER BOOT COMPANY, ' 18, GRAND PARADE, (Pacing Great George's Street), BEG to announce that in order to make room for their ...
... THIS TAMEb, BAXcttPAX. iflt, i»7/. tb* terrific storms tut pnnUad tint part st Kent some time since. Altogether the crop, both for the growers end the pickers, hoe proved very unsatisfactory—three weeks’ picking being the longest period of operations ...
... each; 3J -ieriaye? »>J; and U insurs insertion, must in ali cases te prepaid. _ mnnis. Cvllttra—26th April, at Thundiaui, Maidstone. Kent, the wife tliC Rev thigh rt C.)llum daughter. Dari*—2nd hint, lt'2 Uathgar Road, the wifeof Jame* Esq., of sou. Bckford- ...
... Many can claim no boots at all, ;put trudge along depleting their Jaskol fest, and frequently a broad petit of shoulder, a tanned threat, or a bars leg. But though in poverty, hunger, and dirt, they are bound for the hop gardens of Kent, they are jovial ...
... her residence, Golden Bridge. after a ?? illness, fortified by the rites of the Catholic Church, Mrs. Anne Byrne, the beloved wife of Thomas Byrne, builder, deeply regretted by her sor- roving husband and children. Rl P. Interment in Golden Bridge on this ...
... Pale or Golden 20.. to 24.. Carlowitz 24a. Sparkling ..54e. Very Pal 24a. to 28a. Pe Very belicste . 28. to 30.. or Golden, full, rich, and fruity 30e., 32.. to 341. . old or 36.. to ' MARSALA. Very old Amontillado::: Old Kent India ...
... Retc'r hot, mule and Kent's Pote• t Knife Chutee a Ctu dry Order, penetnallr art, nJed to. rlekw v. — WILLIAM EASNOP., DITOIIAN PLACE, RoAr. BOOTS AND SHOES FM TIE MiLL-10;;! lIARTI. ♦Ns) SON Bon- and Shoe WareLeu.e, 35'11040 GOLDEN LANE. N.B.—Children% ...
... Irish Wbiskar, Half-a-dostß of Oherry, end Half-dozen of Claret, woo Ticket No. 375.625. Purchased by Mrs. Hodaa Taldina. Maidstone. Kent. Prize—A handsome Japanese Cabinet, mounted in Stiver, won by Ticket No. 300,810. Purchased by A. Ashworth, Booth**! Haw ...
... offers the remainder of his Winter Stock at nearly Half Prick. 0“ Observe the Address: JOHN M. DAVIS, General Boot Warehouse (Sign of the Golden Boot) 36, Kino -St, (near the Post Office) Waterford. ...
... to avi =i ‘The strike ...