... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Corromendent of the Daily Seim writing from Dimon, roar alaidetone, gives the following interesting account of the Lop herevat in Keut — I should like well to he a hop farmer of Kent this year, The genial, proaper ...

... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT.—No. II. (From a Correspondent.) The pleasing young woman with blue eyes and sun bonnet bore down upon us, as I said, in the narrow path between the hop-poles my companion D. affecting a timidity which is quite foreign to his nature ...

... Arlington Street, Camden Town, Middlesex. Chan. Stone, 274, Strand, London, and 10, Molosworth Street, Kent. Wm. Burgess, house agent. Belvedere, Kent. Paul Road. fanner, late of Ash Houso Farm. Droxford. near Bishop? Walthani. Hants, now of 4, Floating ...

... temporary insanity. TIIE GOLDEN SQUARE TRAGEDY. RESUMED INQUEST. On Monday Mr. Bedford resumed at St. Workhouse, Peland-street, London, the inquiry respecting the death of the two unknown persona who were found dead at No. 18, Golden-square. Mr. Superintendent ...

... TRIALS FOR MURDER. the Maidstone Assizes on Tuesday, before Mr Baron Bramwell, Thomas Moore (42), labourer, was charged upon an indictment, and also by the coroner's inquisition, with the wilful murder of his wife, Mary Anne Moore. Mr Biron and Mr Deering ...

... exceedlnalv firm particulai j Alost, and at New York a strong upward meat Is perceptible In valuea Mid and East Kent, aoa to 140 a ; Weald of Kent, to 100 a ; Sussex, 70a to and Country, to 120s. WHITBY GAZETTE. Chapman PRIZE JET. ATKINSON ft CO., 198 to ...

... same train *° ' , place somewhere down in Kent—her own, by-the-by— do you know, somehow that farewell bow and smile f 1 ' haunted me queerly ever since ? Who knows if pleasant orchards and hop gardens of Kent, a man rfli-° Might what ? said Bertie ...

... .' I Ebeideolde Boots, strong ' I stron g _ . g Ibleeldslit Umber bees, no 7 6 bestag lbeshow Soots, sprigs_ . $ Elba Blush* r, Balled . „ . 6 sd Boots ..toots, ...

... J. Abbey. James Richard White, son of the late Mr. Richard White, innkeeper, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. James Brooke, boot maker, all of Leeds. Wilkinson-Taylor.—Feb. 7th, at Glasgow, by the Rev. Robert iilair, James H. Wi'kinson, of Buriey, near ...

... displayed by the population. A ROYAL COUPLE'S GOLDEN WEDDING. ?? Sept. 25. — The Emperors of Austria and Germany arc expected here on a visit in November to celebrate the King and Queen of {-.sony's Golden Wedding. CHURCH AND STATE IN GERMANY. I'i.Ki.iN ...

... and ahow a decided improvement in value when com. fared sith tew weeks beet. Costinei tal markets arts, MM and East Kent, 8 to Wrabl Kent* -a to 1 Os; Susses, 7vt to »Sa; Faruham and Counts], Ms o UOs. Lancashire Lies.—L*nc*»hire mthm to bare (ainad notoriety ...

... On searching Blackburn's housein Golden- square, Preston, the police foand fifteen new overcoats, a Urge number of new trousers, many new dress pieces 'of varioua kinds, and a quantity of new shirts, stockinos boots, shoes, 6c, the total value of which ...