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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 ...
... 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 ...
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... t-'ld her «f my love, my hope*, my frmr-. rl.I my mothft'4 little home iu Kent. And the duek I Hr« the little frnme tremble, and the dim, and m tiiouieiit more; kodk- Now, the golden he.» I Ijing on bosom and my Mary was at la»t mine. Silence Is bent times ...
... news that comes from Rome as to what is going on a certain Anglican monastery in London—undoubtedly Mr. Nugee’s in the Old Kent-road. Some of the inmates (says this Roman .Protestant) are afflicted with religious scruples as the validity of the Anglican ...
... picturesque it was. 1 think 1 always institute tacit comparison with the scene when I pass, as 1 did a few days ago, through the Kent gardens. I daresay I criticise from wrong point of view when I say that I admire the place where the plants are full in leaf ...
... APPLICATION AT 6, DROVE PLACE. BROAD STREET, BANBURY, oppoilto to. Mat .ad of Marlborough FOX SON, LADLES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Boot ani> Shoe K M*t, PARSON’S STREET, BANBURY. badclippb infirmary. The QUAHTKKLY aENKttAL COURT will U held Weuuetdey. the laet ...
... preferred Maidstone the writ had bet.n punmewas to accept the terms proposed or*; 501 10 435 725 Rugby .. 10 45.. 331515 Public Worship Reg nisi, on Act was before the Ho u.s middle ’ - made out for Surrey, and that getting another for Kent The Powers ...
... (rlgaveaof the tics of the The Sandwich ialandere have Bent 2,000 «l.>Uarß to relieve poor French whom war ruined. High-heeled boots for gentlemen are coming into ah.lt n. It is elated that negotistion* ar*- in prorrew for the printing of the revlecO version ...
... fithprrjaaUUeahMVtf been moderately tnaollfd after, and full «>• nave >»een realtaed Mid and Ea*t Ke/.t. 3ja. to a ; Weald Kent, 85a to 70*.; Siuaez, 30». to Ma ; I'arobam and ouantry, 76a. 112 a .; old 80a to 80a per owl POTATO** Thee# market* have been ...
... I i* very uneten. some mouldy Yearling* are in tel ilemand, at nine money. Con line Dial maiki'ts arc quiet Mi and Kent* . Weal . of Kent Far. Country Sua»r\ Yearling* Od* .X 60 7 0 TOO . ft 10 77 . lo ho . ft ft it . o « lIAV MARKETS, London Suit. 13 ...
... ! 946 *.*. 18 S*? t*!*!? Steventon). give the away, with or without J nTbera very tbm. Some kinds of Plum-, a* Victoria, Golden ai„™,., J .. 74610018 .. BANBURY .. 146647740 10 31 I the bowelawareeoattv, tbay are ao bo more; d the sleep Abingdon.—Thomaa ...