... per acre, we have hoard, but to a reasonable extent, and far as will help against the great alarm that East Kent was going do nothing. Now all Kent has been set at 3 cwt. per acre—we put it now at nearer 4 cwt per acre—but for the purposes of this journal ...

... Bromley, Middlesex, builders. Hubbard and Son, Gravesend, general , drapers. v ) i i; I I £al(8 aurtiow. COOKS PARK, TOVIL, MAIDSTONE. To SOLD h,j ADCTIOS, »Jf MB. THOS. V. GILES, on TUESDAY,! Octobm, 1871. the property (“t leaeinp the basineM, the LIVE ...

... old destinations, quite disgusted with their trip into the hop county of Kent, have scarcely been able to pay their travelling expenses to and from London. The Vineries. Maidstone.— We have been favoured with the following resulta by Mr. Coley. The early ...

... IRRIGATION. A Paper tb* Selection of Sniubl* Land, re*d »t Maidstone. Nov. 24th, 1870, bj MB. J. BAILEY DENTON, C.E To b* obtained at tb* OBc* of the and Xentiik Journal, Maidstone. JOTTINGS OF KENT. —A GUIDE BOOK for the PRINCIPAL PLACES in the COUNTY, (Third ...

... destinations, quite disgusted with their trip into the hop county of Kent, aa they have scarcely been able to pay their travelling expenses to and from London. The Vineries. Maidstone.—We have been favonred with the following results by Mr. Coley. The ...

... quality is good, the rise anticipated has taken place, and some small parcels have been sold at l from 110 113 francs. \Vp. ...

... Mansfield was charged with slcalinga pairof boots, the property of Mr. Ronan, the 2«th September. Mr. Honan said prisoner was in his shop SUmo-street on Thursday, applying for work, hut witness did not miss tho boots till he saw them in the posscasion of the ...

... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, OCT. 9. 1»71 TITNBRIDGK wells agricultural a a The annual meting theTnubridgo AgrieUond übiety waa bel.l «ry aucCMafully Fn.lay. Tlio we. ] •h, wan aomewhat clouJy and threatening, tml fortunately .hi .howera which foil in ...

... example ; ami the Maidstone Grammar School, like many others of the charities and public institutions of Maidstone, owes much to the quiet influence of one whose memory will trtr be rexered and held in honour by the inhabitants of Maidstone. As time went ...

... example; and the Maidstone Grammar School, like many others of the charities and public institutions Maidstone, owes much to the quiet influence of one wh«»e memory will ever be revered and held in honour by the inhabitants of Maidstone. As time went on ...

... OPENING OF THE MAIDSTONE NEW GRAMMAR SCHOOL. SPEECHKS of the bight honoorable gathobne habdt, the bishop of DOVER. MR. FOSTER WHITE, AND SIR JOHN The interesting: ceremonial of opening the Maidstone Grammar School took place on Tuesday, under X»ntionally ...

... desirable result by the means shadowed forth in the programme now under notice. THE REVISION COURTS IN KENT. The KeriiioQ Courts for the three diriaions of Kent are now drawing to clow, and we are glad to be in a position to congratulate our Conservative friends ...