... Already the town councils of Rochester and Maidstone have augmented the pay of their police about ten per cent., end it is expected that a similar advance will to conceded by the councils of the other boroughs of Kent. THB MIDWAY AND Till GOVRINIIIIST.—For ...

... the name of house'where. The home-pickers are furnished from the residential population:lot the neighbourhood. Half Maidstone turns out to the hi-p-her est, working chiefly in the gardens closely adjacent to the town, and returnini: home after the ...

... —Punch. THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspoudest of the Doily New, writing from Ditton, near Maidatomt, gives the followin4 tut/resting account of the hop harvest In Kent:— I should like well to be • bop-farmer of Kent thie year. The genial, p ...

... at 11.45 a.m. Catalogues may be obtained of Messrs. WAKELET Rainham, Kent; at the Bull Inn, Rochester; at the Mitre and Sun lons, Chatham ; at the Bell and Star Hotels, Maidstone; at the Ship Inn, Faversham; at the Bull Inn, Sittingbourne; at the Roe ...

... TREES, eotaprising Dutch Beds, New Reds, and Baldwin's Blacks; and 39,000 GOOSEBERRY TREES. including Crown Boba, Riflemen, Golden Drops, Whitcsmith's, and Warrington's; also 1,000 superior ASPARAGUS PLANTS, of special quality, the property of Messrs. Wakeley ...

... this question of the game laws is one of thoee KENT WINTER ASSIZES. things that demand general attention. Already an • agitation has begun, and it is declared that no The commission of the peace for the Kent Winter Amebae compromise, such as taking rabbits ...