... perh.p. to Maidstone, and then left find too much the ctional intere,Uof the com- Mr. Latter proceeded open hisease. said the *g,| to their again—it might be at the ex- '; budding in question was conslructeii of weal, and was , ty ~f East Kent—as be-t they ...

... mere than one splendid crop. The crop of hay is likewise excellent in Westmoreland.*’ Reporting on the bop gardens of Kent, the Maidstone Journal remarks that owing the long drought the hop bine in some of the plantations, where the soil is thin, haicometo ...

... the new road lrora RS, u> Wctend-Une. clow *0 the EdgwKwnwJ SuUon North London Bniiw.y, Ttotel Slttlmrhonrne, gittinsbourne. Kent.-At J? k o ttHh,™Sinfc In lotn, Tuesdey. 1. »l ein t™«e«n odoch »Portion of the eligible Freehold Building mo . With frontagee ...

... THE KENTISH GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 5,1870. EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. Tuesday last the Midsummer Quarter Sessions for East Kent were held at the St. Augustine’s Session House, N. H. D’Aeth, Esq., (in the unavoidable absence of the chairman of the division ...

... , At'HlNttfT (Boot) Wanted a good Howe’*. At D. .if Weller’s 40, Edward-street, one door from road. MACHINISTS (Good Wanted immediately for Shirt work, outdoor; also Tuckers. 153, New Kent-road. A NIST wanted for Tbomas’s. tor the Boot work; ifi .dao ...

... stealing a pair of boots from the shop of John Bunyard, boot and shoemaker, High-street. Borough. It appeared from the evidence of km. Bunyard that prisoner came into their shop on Monday afternoon, and requested to be shown some boots for herself and her ...

... Palmer 0 not out 38 G H Fillingham, c Forman, b Boot 10 S H MUes, b Boot 2 T Butler, c Boot, b Palmer 6 Oilman, run out 23 Sir H Bromley 7 H C Master, not out 0 b Anthony 7 J Parr, c Anthimy, b Boot 6 Byes6.lb3 9 byes 2, l bl. w 1 ?? 4 Total 99 Total ...

... Salariei Officer* 192 ft 0 Boat Service at Paaage Kent Office at PaaHge 14 ft Subaeription to TVanaoce Life* boat 0 0 Depoeit on Postal Telegram* 25.0 Incidentals 84 14 18 'I 8104 „ Light axd Boot Dot— Mow CiMeboiat Passaoi t TTifntmnnrr ...

... storage of timber. very Marge brick-built wbeelwiight'a if, blacksmith's shop. Cat lingoes may be had the Auctioneers, Greenwich, Kent. desirable PRIVATE RESIDENCE, witbgood Gardens. A. DU,TV' r, AVO Are instructed S«i.L by Aucrios, at the Mart, FRIDAY. July ...

... Protecting Horses Feet from Injury. II A.TTE I, Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, HROMLKY, KENT. Sole Aoknt for thf. County Kent. had all Shoeing Smiths ihe County THE PATENT RUBBER HORSE SHOES For Protecting Homes’ Foot from Injury. CIT ...

... CURRENT PRICES OP GRAIN AND PLOUR IN British.—Wheat, per quarter: Kaaex and Kent, white, 63a to Hi: ditto, rad, 62a to 66s ; Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire, 52s Ms. Barley 32a to 36a; efcera. Her, 40s to 48s ;i grinding. 3ls to 84s ; dlstillicg ...

... Ladies' and Gentlemen'* Boot Maker*, and Importer* Of French Boots and Shoes, MARKET PLACE. WARWICK, BEG to intimtto to thoir numorouo Patron, that their Stock of Spring an,l Sommer Goods is now with largo and varied assortment BOOTS and SHOES in all the ...