... hop-gardens are looking quite pretty; the brilliant sunshine gives them bright golden hue, and at the same time makes the crop appear larger and better thau it really is. Maidstone, Cranbrook, Rochester, and Tunbridge nia'kets growers were decidedly more cheerful ...

... or opinions of their Correspondents.] FRUIT-GROWING IN KENT. To THE EDITOE THE WORCESTER HERAID. Sir, —A* souje of your readers bo fruit-farruen the of abort viait the principal fruit district Kent may be some interest, more especially I told that Wor ...

... flanel for a month. I have here a month on Saturday. It is time I shall be a home. boot wore oat.—From your ever affectionate wife, Harriet. On Saturday Mr. C. J. Carter, the Kent Coroner, and a Jury resumed, for the tenth time, the inquiry relative to the ...

... CHERRY BRANDY, the produce of the fine Kent Morella Cherrj, now an established favourite the Hunting Field, and with Sportsmen generally. may be obtained through any Wine Merchant, or direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, at 425. per doz. case. LLOYD'S WEEKLY ...

... two. Witness, William Case. RANT'S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. SUPPLIED TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. This delicious Liqueur, from the Kent lorella, supersedes the use of Wine in many House olds—is much favoured Sportsmen, and is also ecornmended the Medical Profession ...

... chair. The following district* of the federation were represented : — Kent, Essex. Surrey, Lincolnshire, Wilt- shire, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, West of England, Peterborough, Maidstone. Bristol, and Middlesex. Mr. Odger, said the first business of the ...

... inhabiting some good town ; good plain tabic, convanlsnt sued Bed-room, and general domestic comfort indispensable. Term, .boot £l5 yrar.-Address, Miss Arney, Newcastle. Bridgend, S. Wales T>LEABANT HGME THE SEA SIDE M.rri.i^f h C t) itl ood offered on ...

... He afterwards returned towards the Oak and stood at the corner of the wall, when I heard Mrs. Kent say to my husband, Don't hit my child, when Frank Kent (the husband) came and said, If you touch wife or child I will do something, but I could not ...

... stealing a pair of boots. Prosecutrix, who is single woman, left her house locked up on Blonday last, and when she returned she found that someone bad found where she had hidden the key, and had entered and taken away a pair of boots. On the afternoon ...

... gin, 12s. per gallon, Mr. G. Burrows, Golden Cross Hotel; Bromsgrove ; ale, 9d. per gallon, Mr. J. Green, Bromsgrove. For weeks—Cannock bright cobbles, 10s. 6d. per ton, Messrs. Usher and Co., Worcester. Men's boots, ss. 6d. ; women's ditto, 4s. 4d.; boys' ...

... very tastefully decorated tor tho occasion. Tho Rev. J. Coates and Mr. B. Kent created intense laughter by their clever rendering of the selections named in the programme. Mrs. Kent, of Levant Lodge, efficiently acted as accompanist. Tho following was tho ...

... Lord and Lady Hampton. Earl of Lisburue, Baron and Lady Amphlett, the Lord Bishop of Worcester and Mrs. Philpott, Viscount Maidstone, Lord Berkeley Paget, Lady Eden and Miss Eden, Hon. R. Villiers. Sir E. A. H. and Lady Lechmere. Sir Francis Winnington, ...