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... Eibston pippin, golden nobs, and Hemel peus—every acre of ground thus fiuit grown in Kent must, in an average year, give a good retue for outlay; the more so as, from its nearness to the London market, fruit ii delivered from Maidstone and its vicinity ...
... Londoners went off yesterday by railway to the Kent hop districts, and large groups of Irish, &c, tramped over Shooter's-}, ill en route for work in the hop plantations. At Farniniham Crays, and Maidstone districts picking is but partially oom- menced ...
... conunis Hamblen and Raymond, ieov_, giove mannfacturerer ■ml Stroud, Kouiicss ami Win li and same md Rawlinson, Silver-st. Golden-sq. prin Derby, leathi castle-upon-Tyne, upholsl others, l'ecket Well, near Bebden Brid fustian mam. ds T. Sutcli Bond, Watling-st ...
... the wife of Briery Rune Esq.. of a tie. NT.-ttet. 7. at lanuem Heath, Kent, the wile of Georg, Botiverie Maim, a .on. C.-ikt. 4, at the Vicarage. Worksop, the wife of the W. F. Boot, of • son. D. ht:d. -tat. S. at Trefusis. Foresthill, the wife of N. G ...
... and clothing, aided by the weather. The condition of the district described as really awful. The Kent magistrates, at their meeting yesterday at Maidstone, discussed the gut stion of the best means to repress the increase of drunkenness. Mr. Morley, M ...
... serve with the rank of Captain. T! c Sth Kent Rifle Volunteer Corps having been struck off the records of the WarOfflrc wiil henceforth tea. c to hold any number or designation in the ?? _mtci' oi tiie county of Kent. WIIIT-jPWVLL, Jan. 19.— The Lord Chancellor ...
... Caughey Brothers, Liverpool, oonunisiiinn uu irlis.— .l. and W. Robson. North Shields. I nilders - T.T., and O. Bi. ui ard, Maidstone and Ashfurd, nuraetyssenw so far as regards T. Bunyard. sen.— Tayior and Hawnrth.R*u felt manufacturers Meadowcroftand Proctor ...
... - July 16, J. Brown, Ashurst, Kent bufldor— July 6, F. Roberts, Festinlog, Innkeeper— July 10 R. Gudgeon, Stockport, outfitter's assistant -Ju'y 10, F. Fowler, Heaton Novris, pawnbroker— July 10, M. Shears, Bristol, boot and shoe ?? 15, T. Cheatle, A ...
... Tohn Massey, of Weston. JUNG I.DWAUD.-. 23*1. St. Mary's Church, Ta>visham. Klwar l ats.m King. « K.. -w!es King. Esq. of Maidstone and Blackheath. Annie Klizaheth, la of MtHravds. Rs ...
... Cordon to be Second Lieutenant, vice Montgomerie, 1 promoted. • Kknt. — West Kent Militia.— C. W. Morland, Gent, lste I Ensign 71st Foot, to be Supernumerary Lieutenant. Kent ' Artillery Mililia.—C. C. Walter, Gent, to be Assistant burgeon. :x.— 7th R ...
... HAMILTON.— 2Bd, at 3S, Upper Brook-street, the Marchioness of Hamilton, of a daughter. HAMILTON.— 22d, at 8, Harper-street, New Kent-road, the wife of Robert John Hamilton, of a daughter. HEATH.— 2Ist, at Hefferston Grange, Cheshire, the wife of Rohert Heath ...
... Sheffield and Lincolnshire Rail- ?? Railway (Additional Powers) — Midlothian Water — Mill's Patent (Boots and Shoes), for Improvements in the Manufacture of Boots and Shoes and the Machinery Employed therein — Monmouthshire Railway acd Company (Additional Powers) ...