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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent of the Daily News, wilting from Ditton near Maidstone, gives the following interesting account of the hop harvest in Kent:— • I should like weil to hop-fanner of Kent this year. The genial, prosperous-looking ...
... AUTU AND WINTE BOOTS AND SHOES, la the newest and most fachionshie GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDRER, and best st. 8S &C. v. DLXON, 60, Gary Sreeer. . LAMPS AND OIL, J. WRIGHTS THE OTL DEALER, 4 and 42, SIDE, NEWCASTLE. aw LITHOGRAPHY, GEORGE PEARSON AND Cv.. STEAM ...
... se as to give the employes the full benefit of the DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT “S 8 is closed every nea Owe o'clock, for a half KENT HOUSE, GATESHEAD. « GENTLEMEN” wuo “‘ NO CREDIT. AND FASHIONABLE TAILORS, AND CELEBRATED (ORIGINAL) GUINEA TROUSER MAKERS, ...
... situated behind Cross Street, now in the occupation of Messrs Abney. Each Tenant has 3 Booms, with separate Yard and Wash-house. Kent, £l4. Lot 2.—The FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE 20 and 21, situated in Cross Street (at the end of Alderson Street), occupied by Messrs ...
... MARKET, 19.—Mid and East £10 Ws to £17; Weald of Kent, £8 10s to £9 9s; Farnbam and and East ry J of Rent, £3 to to £7; Olds, £1 Seto £2. demand con- tinues for small parcels of Weald of Kent, Mid Kent, and choice Sussex hops fine coloured Sussex com ...
... Jones. Ihe information their capture was sent to the Kent police cam la. it being believed that they were the fellows long wanted for a long succession of burglaries committed Dsrtford and Maidstone. A number of officers went Chelmsford Gaol, ami there ...
... DDING An inspection is t-claas quality irefuUy MAKE FESTIVE SEASON COMPLETE BUY Excelsior Bootmaker’s) celebrated Boots known best cheapest boots ever offered the Public are real damp-resistors warranted to keep the warm dry 25 per cent cheaper the trade had ...
... imitation maintained it supremacy and established the COMPETITION USELESS THOMAS COCHRANE HATTER 146 17IRST-CLASS BOOTS the Season THOMAS HEPPLE’S BOOT SHOE MAKER 80 82 BLACKETT NEWCASTLE 89 BRITISH WORKING MEN ECONOMISE THAT GET GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY CLOTHING ...
... Carlisle, ale and spirit mer- Hi Mason, Herta, horse Charles Albert, The Golden Li High Street, cellarman, er, of the same Brompton, Kent, LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. Fairclough, boot and shoe maker. 4 and J. Kawards, Northumberland, provision mer- H. M ...
... weekly income £42 18s grand total £53 4s outgoings per :— Benefit club £1 daughter’s club 4s 4d daughter’s boots 12s boots 12s five children’s boots 10s faggots £2 extra food for husband in bop-drying 10s husband’s clothes £1 tools 7s— £8 4s weekly outgoings ...
... receiving, and the use they were prltting it to. On Monday two large gatherings of labourers of the westerr part. of the county of Kent were held, the first on the Brent, near Dartford, and the other at tie Royal Oak, NorthumbPrlland Heath, nearErith, for the ...
... 'll eat; and they'll eat almost anything. I gave 'em a dose the other right in a bit of leather, to pay'em out for eating my boots. Thomas Wentworth still hesitated. He did not hike to take the arsenic; though it was the very ,ning for which he had come ...