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... fanl to please; itcomprises Fanoy Jewellery, JetandotherNecklets, Ornamentsfor the Hair, Cabinet'Goods, large assortment of Kent's Cloth, Hair, Tooth ?? Brnshes,anda variety of BIRTHDAY AND OTHER PRESENTS. Every descriptionof Jewellery repaired and regilded ...
... pekers Every year, when those bright green festoon* '.'l?J holes are foil golden dust, and \W* there down, army of aome thirty of both sexes and All ages, pours down into Kent and A great deal of nicking is done by local .J twopence per round aim tony ...
... —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 ...
... addro>sed t« the Clerk of the Pv.aco for Kent, Sessions House, Maidstone, and bo marked on the outside cover Tender for Police and Prisou Warders* Clothing.” F. RUSSELL, Clark of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, 20th Sept.. 1872. IN' TUE COUNTY BOROUGH ...