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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent the Daily A'sies. writing from DiUon, near Maidatune, gives the following interesting account the bop harvest in Kent I should like well to a hop-fanner of Kent this year. The genial, pro*{>erou*dookiug ...
... Rector of Croft, York. f Rev. S. B. Lobb to be Rector of Kenardington, Kent.. . Rev. T. Martyn to be Rector of lulgershall, Bucks. ' Rev. T. Moore, Vicar of Holy Trinity Chureh, Maidstone, to be I Chaplain to the Troupe at Mal stone. Rev. P. H. Monypenny ...
... ) Hilltop, West Brom- Managw Sarah, his wife > wich, ef fcoai- Kingston, Elizabeth Mary, Golden-place, BalMntemple, county Cork, spinster Kingston, Susan, Golden-place, Bellintemple, county Cork, spinster Kingston, Thos. Pate Cottage, Btnrton-st Cambridge ...
... the departure of thehop pickershan Kent can be accomplished under the most favourable circumstances without an amount of noise and disorder which would drive communities not so inured to the infliction as Maidstone almost out of their senses. Here is ...
... Mdoola>a«Ur of Last Wyck* ham. Kent. A| . Weil ncl-orouch ure!*, t. • K. P Liitht* . •. M A . Vic.e. P.BWaKD, son Mr. K. bacsnitTT. •li n-v. . Jam:, eid.ti daughter of Mr. Richard . HtDBLBTO* Lj and »t Hj.lw»». Mist MaBT Ass Boot, of A i» ;na. ALVBSCOrr, Mosßr ...
... Dave opened on the above date, but for the stupidity of a London firm sending, his circulars by mistake to Mr. HAWK'S, Maidstone, Kent, consequently the openint_day will be Thunday, May 31st, 1877. A TEN HAY'S SALE will take place from the above date to ...
... Oakley was fetching the boot s from the window, her attention was directed to a, pair of child's boots which she thought would fit little girl with whom she was acquainted, and after examining them she stooped down to try on the boots which had been brought ...
... Bateman; 2, Mr. Hutt, Thrupp. Golden Pencilled Hamburghs-I, Mr. Henry Piper, Oxford; 2, Mr. H. Piper (but as the exhibitors are allowed to take but one prize in a class the second prize was given to Mr. Heath.) Golden Spangled-Two entries, but not worthy ...
... Bromley, Kent Buckingham, Bucks Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Canterbury. Kent Chatham, Kent Chelmsford, Essex Chertsey, Surrey Chichester, Sussex Oogfteehall, Essex Colchester, Essex Cowes, Isle of Wight, Kent Crawley, Sussex Croydon, Surrey Hartford, ...
... their boot* and tro wests were stripped off, and they ware bayonettod in plaoee,through their backe. Probably lie. Hitherto I have been riding quietly among the mountains in semi-military ooatnma, the boots and pantaloons and forage-cap the Beat Kent Yeomanry ...
... Prince wearing the Golden Fleeeoe, being present. THE KENT AND SUSSEX AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS. Almost simultaneously with the departure last week of a large number of aggrieved agricultural labourers, their wives and families belonging to Kent and Sussex, for ...
... Kaq, Riverhead, Sevennaka, Kent. Chem 41-11ANTAlIS (Sebright)-1, thirty-shilling cup, Leon, F.sq. Dunstable 2,1/, Y Leno, Kwi ; 3,10 s, Rev W Sergeantson ; very highly commended, Mr (*wiper, Smart's Hill. Penslmrst. Kent. The Countess of DArtmotith. ...