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... place was that the former is in Surrey and the latter in Kent, and that he wished to avoid going to Horsemonger-lane Owl, Surrey, as he would much have preferred Maidstone, the county gaol of Kent. His friends, however, aseertainei that the change of residence ...
... novelist :— Oliver Twist had some very Hard Times in the Battle of Life, and having been saved from the ''Wreck of the Golden Mary by Our Mutual Friend, Nicholas Nickleby, bad just finished reading A Tale of Two Cities to Martin Chuzzlewit ...
... to Medicine, by C. W. Meymott Tidy. Ties German Emperor has, at the recommendation of the Academy of Arte, conferred the golden art medal on the historical painter, Alma Tadema, of London. Tux new work on which Mr. Hepworth Dixon is engaged is entitled ...
... representatives, and the number should be curtailed. THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPING. A correspondent of the Daily News gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices : The walk was right ...
... IN CCELO QUIES: Thou shalt have rest in heaven ! My weary soul Upon the golden pmmise soiree; And all its wasting toil and waxing dose The prospect eases. here, there is labour from the morn till tight, And oares crowd in when toile are tlaisLed ; ...
... CHRISTCHURCH TIMES -ZATUILDAT, MARCH 22, 1573. CURIOUS SCANDAL CASE. The Stafford Assizes the case of Lovett v. Kent Was tried before Mr. Justice Qusin and a special This was an action of slander for speaking words imputing murder and forgery to the plaintiff ...
... IN MABZ.LANE, Ramis per Quarter. WHEAT. new, Goer and Kent, .bite Menfolk, Lincorsg., and Torkah.red red BARLEY —to Cher.ker. new 20 26 V 21 Dialamp MALT, Norfolk and Suffolk Impaton, Ware, and torn wads (0 2e Drown 64 88 lITE 43 OATS, English feed 21 ...
... N )rth Wall Qnly. It was in an &di snood state of deco:impost. tion, and was dressed in an oil cost and trousers, and long boots. No clue has been obtained 'to lead to identification. THOMAS RATCLIFFE. an inspector on the London and Narth•Weetern Station ...
... she holds are of the value of over £3,000,000 sterling. BUTTERY AND BATTERY.—Before the Maidstone magistrates, Mr. John Buttery. editor of the Maidetose and Kent Standard, the property of a company of which several of the magistrates (who did not upon ...
... CHRISTCHURCH TIMES -SATURDAY, MAY 13 1876. A JUVENILE ELOPEMENT. Senna bine closely resembling the story of Boots at the Holly Tree 'lnn' is reported from across the Atlantic. it appears that on the 7th of April, a citizen of Detroit, happening to be ...