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... ALL AMONG THE HOPS. The golden grain waving like mimic sea before the gentle autumnal breeze, awaiting the sickle of the husbandman, is pretty sight to see ; are the rich ripe crops of fruit in the picturesque orchards of Kent, though tantalising to the ...
... Murphy, Cheetbam, Lancashire, painters —L. B. Weldon and J. Ely, Sheffield, raining engineers—C. George and 8. George, Selling, Kent, wheelwrights—B. Foster and C-Wood, Birmingham, jewellers—E. G. Powell and J. H. Roberts, Carnarvon, attorneys—G. Gordin and ...
... Yalding, and Maidstone, and the prisoner for few months has been employed to assist him. the day named Mr. Hunt received 110/, in gold to convey to farmer Marden, and be placed it in secure part of van in small bag. Some time after leaving Maidstone, the prisoner ...
... Lonir-lane, West Smithfield, and 108, Old Kent road. West-end Agency, 18, Piccadilly. SPORTS CQtJABE GARDEN TENTS, without the outside lines.—JOHN EDGINOTON and Co., 48, Long-lane, West SmilMeld, and 108, Old Kent-road. West-end Agency, 18, Piccadilly. STRIPED ...
... alteration. Nmw. Per cwt. Mid and East Kent . £lO 0 .. £l2 12 .. £l7 Weald of Kent 810 .. » •• Wl® Sussex .. 8 8 9 Faraham and Country.. 1111 18 0 .. 16 0 Ybarlings. Per cwt. IGd aid Kent . £3 » .. £4 .. 10 Wnld Kent » « .. * « .. » Sussex .. .. 5 FAniham ...
... Hatton-garden, E.C. Greenwich, Kent.—A large Assortment of modern and useful Household Furniture, a few Public-house Fixtures, and Miscellaneous Property. MR. E. SHALLESS will Sell by Auction, THIS DAY, Jan. 11, at 12 for 1, at the Kent Auction-rooms, London-street ...
... the gross receipts available for division, which is at the rate of 92.125. 4cL per cent, on the capital. The capital of the Kent Water Company is 477,0112,; gross revenue, 62,1302.; net revenue, 40,3152. The gross earnings were thus 102.124. 9d. per cent ...
... , and the pickers are dally taking their departure from tiie hop-growing districts of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey, in large numbers. The departures from the Maidstone station last week wereOn Wednesday. 400; on Thursday, on Friday, 500; on Saturday, by three ...
... clothing, ready made, or made to measure, (or all U 1 occasions, and all classes; also Hosiery and Drapery, Hats and daps. Boots and Shoes, and complete outfits (or all climates. Prices based on ready-money system. All Goods marked in plain figures. Any ...
... EK, or to Bent» Room, to B. M., 24, Robert-street, Davies-street. BOOTS or Billiard-marker, a respectable y?ung Man. aS 22-town or country. Direct toW. H., Pnat-nffice. Maidstone, Kent. A S WAITER, in an Hotel, Tavern, or Dining- Hotel, 79, Waterloo-road ...
... The traffic thus stopped Included the main line to Dover, Ramsgate, Folkestone, Deal. Canterbury, Hastings, Maidstone, the North Kent, Mia-Kent, and Greenwich lines. By great exertions the line was cleared in time for the mail tidal train leaving London ...
... Bell, road, auctioneers—Kliaabetb Nicholson and J. W. Nicbolaon, Leeds, boot manufacturers—J. Beard and J, Higtrinbotham, Manchester, merchanle-W. Resdlord and E. Hendlord, Maidstone, hstters PAYMENT DIVIDENDS. Edwin M. Swan. Coventry, bank sub-manager—4« ...