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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 ...
... Sept. 21. THE HOP HAKTEST IN KENT. The Special roireepondent of the Paily Setes. writing from Ditton, near Mahlatone, gives the followliig Interesting account the hop hanreat in Kent: I should like well to be * hop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial, p ...
... , [DukeMawle Huristone, Mihses Emily and [Lee, Kent, surgeoii Hallaway. James, road, BrUton, gentleman Marlboroogb, WUts, Hammond, Misa s, E v,f m Kent, 8.E., farmer Hammond Horace John, “'““S Elthm.Kent, 8.E., farmer, Hammond, John, Ch»pel, wt , Hammond ...
... Mr. Harris; Cow sand Gate, Mr. eose; Running Back, Mr. Ashford; Elephant and Castle, Mr. Hill; Angel, Mr. Barker; Duke of Kent, Mr. Skeet; Royal William, Mr. Driver; Admiral's Head, Mr. Ball; Cross Keys, Mr. Preston; White Elm Mr' S' Nichols; , John ...
... and Co., 5, Ingram-court, fen church-street London, £.C‘ THE HOP HARVEST KENT. FEET-WIPING A correspondent of the Daily b ics Rives the following description of hop-picking in Kent, and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices The walk was right ...
... mounting the tiers it long granite steps, irresistibly attracted the white gleam of the marble groups of statuary below, and the golden glitter of the cross-crowned metallic spire above. Though the absence of the enthroned effigy of the Prince, on winch the ...
... Picking in Kent will be commenced iu a few day*. Mid and East Kent*, 9/. to 107. Weald of Kent, 71. 7s. to 8/. B*.; Sussex. G/. toll. 10s. ; Farnham and country, 9/. to 10/.; yearlings: Vfid and East Kent, 3/. 10s. to 4/. 15*.; Weald of Kent ...
... Street,,London, W. Grant's Morela Cherry %Brandy. Supplied to Her alsjesty the.Queen, HIlS delicious Liqueur, from the famous Kent' JLMorella, suversedes the use of Wine in many~ Houaeholds-is murh favoured by Sportsman, and is' also recommended by bthe ...
... ami there are now established in the thirty-sis branches of the Kent. Agricultural Labourers’ Union, centralised at Maidstone. m c'ing, which was held tlie vestry s very largo, over ilr. Boots, nt frl.-ud the men, ty m - ;, , the secretary the union, Uni ...
... Harleoh ' .. Mrs. W. B3. Kent, Misses Stidolpph, of creasy, A. Creasy, and Kaights; Messrs. Kersey, Whale, Leggett, Soidoiph, and Kent. up ?? W, Popplewell. Song. Lid Quartelte..Miss Stidoipb, Mrs. Kent, Messrs. Keresy and Kent. lbe Reading ..Mr. G. Ling ...
... Norwmh, Elastiw .V and Band. age Maker, EGS to inform the Ladies of Ipswich and Suffolk B that she will he at Mr. HARRISON'S, Boot Maker, BROOK STREET, IPSWICH, the SECOND TUESDAY in every month. The next visit, JUNE the 11th, when every attention will be ...
... two minutes after the body was recovered. He (witness) had saved three persons from drowning. He was obliged go in with his boots ou account of the pieces of bottle, &c., in the water.—Mr. Webster Adams said believed deceased was quite dead when he was ...