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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent of the Daily News, writing from Dawn, near Maidstone, gives the following interesting account of the hop harvest in Kent:— I should like well to be a hop-farmer of Kent tlis year. The genial, prosper ...
... IN KENT. feet-wipino. correspondent of the Doily New gives the followmp description of hop-pioking in Kent and the feet-w'ping performance practised upon novioee The walk was right pleassnt in the fresh cool sunshine of the morning, with Maidstone lying ...
... I THE FARMgER'S JOURNAL. IONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. The show of samples from Essex and Kent was the short. eat of the season, and in the worst condition, so was quite unsaleable. But dry parcels were inquired for, and would have sold ...
... servants remain the house The use desired SEA VIEW COTTAGE contains 2 sitting bedrooms kitchen and offices Small front garden Kent moderate Folio TORRS PARK— A well furnished and pleasantly situated House in this desirable neighbourhood containing large ...
... were over loft when pair of boots fell down I examined the boots and thought they were my brother's On following day morning) I over brother's house in hole under garret stairs filled rubbish my found pair of elaatlc-sic'ed boots which I also thought were ...
... fine American. Grinding barley 6d. per qr. lower. Oats unaltered.-KENT. The trade of the Kentish markets during the week is reported generally as dull in all descriptions of corn. At Maidstone on Thursday the wheat on offer was principally out of condition ...
... following interesting account - I should like be hop-f armer this genial proeperr as-looking gentlemen I on the pavement of Maidstone front of the Mitre resemble Bessie in faces fall of smiles can look in face of their with serene corddence No donbt ...
... from the regiments after six months' trial of the boot be Palliser are favourable Paliiser of shoe gaiter Its consist back being so to fit well heel plenty of spare rcom left over for the on and off boot on the liks ordinary shoe much oe made— Army Gazette ...
... Park, and there deprived of his boots and left, the prisoner inducing the boy to be a consenting party by promising him money and a new pair of boots. In a third case the prisoner had robbed a boy seven years old of his boots, and left him court. Eight boys ...
... repudiating the misrepresent- The death Mr E L Betts formerly one of the partners of is announced Mr time representation of Maidstone in one time he believed millionaire and sympathy was him failure firm of Peto A committee formed consisting of several members ...
... Bracewill, and Michelmore. Highway— Messrs. Kent, Badcock, J. S. Bearae, and Chudleigh. Sanitary and General Improvement— Messrs. Rowell, Mills, Lambshead, Bracewill, and J. S. Bearne. Finance —Messrs. Cull, Michelmore, Kent, L. Bearne, and Badcock. The several ...
... treasure the year golden grain ! sickle cleaves karvest-meu golden sheaves all Marrying tawny toil Of water-wall When baffled recoil Nigh these' a child In little laid Sleeping the so mild Where linden with et the radiance Within glance golden grain ! All aglow ...