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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent of the Daily News. writing from Disco°, near Alaidstone, gives the following interesting account of the hop harvest in Kent:— I should like well to he a hop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial, pros ...
... generally is unsatis'actory. Kent show very little blue, are mach i.Ljured by vermin and mould, and the Mae to be fast turning into In pretty mirth the stet.. of affairs is noticeable, although it is not quite so as Kent. Some parts of Surrey are pretty ...
... of Boot or Shoe made to measure. moderate. Two Prim Medals ISM. Netherlands, Pant 11'7. IPPOAST — yotir MEAT with the TUBULA R .1 1 - 11, which has neither key nor spring, & cannot Of order. Price ; with tin screen, 101. amity direct mo G. KENT, Patentee ...
... Yearlings abo have been Waist previous quotations :—Mid and Kent; £lO to A:l6 16..; Weald of Keats, AS Us. to £lO 10e. • ft Si to £9 94 mid country, £ll to £l6. Yeleings: Mid and lest Kents, CS to 1.8 ; Weald of Kanto, £3 1° cs 15e.: Susses, 3 5 ; Fatalism ...
... n of Boot or Shoe made to measure 12 moderate. Two Pelf(' Medals Vat Netherlands, lea Peri ROAST your MEAT with the TUBUL JACK, which has neither key nor spring, & cannot, of order. Prim 963 ; with tin itoreen, 10-. Apply direct :no se, O. KENT, Patentee ...
... when there will be a grand Exhibition of Indigo/7. At a meeting of the Executive Council of the Kent and Sumer Agricultural Labourers' felon, held at Maidstone OD Saturday, it was rerorte d that was no elev. of any abatement of the struggle between the and ...
... by their fife and drum The of the Coldstream/ next came from the Tower with their fine braes band. The let Battalion of the Boots Fusilier Guards thou arrived from Wellington Barracks, and the lit and 2nd Battalions of the Grenadiers oompleted the brigade ...
... of the journey must have been attempted without shelter of any kind—in fact, they were totally unprepared, both as regards boots and clothing, for such an arduous undertaking. It is, therefore, highly probable that any further attempt on their part to ...
... Paternoster-row ! It makes one shudder. Yet I say it would pay. Or an old clothes' store, with - faded regimentals and dilapidated boots staring you in the ! It would be monstrous! Who could bear to witness such an outrage on Paternoster-row ? . . . Paternoster ...