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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. PEET-WIPING. A correspondent of the Daily News gives the following dosoription of hop picking in Kent and the feet•wiping performance practised upon novioes :— The walk was right pleasant in the fresh cool sunshine of the morning ...
... The Bromley Journal and West Kent Herald, Sept 6, 1872. DISTRICT NEVid. ROCHESTER. Tnnwraita.—The Trusteee paid a vivit to the Pent Est.tte, near Maidstone, on Thuroday, and viewed the esta:e. The Trustees had luncheon at the Farmhoure. Nvw Licsaag.—At ...
... 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 ...
... Tuesday's ',narks Gazette. 38th Kent—Captain 5.3. Jennings, Lieutenant J. Piper, Enaign A. Herschel, Honorary Choplain Rev. H. A. Jeffreys, M.A., and Honorary Asoiatant-Surgeon E. Young reeiga their commiseions. 41st Kent—C. W. Morland, gentleman, to be ...
... Wales’s) Dragoon Guards.—The new Cavalry boots are not at all liked by the men of this regiment, and it is expected that in April next they will be again served out with leather overalls. The regiment will return to Maidstone and Shomclififo about the 25th instant ...
... stamps.— Address, Miss A. M. M«*. Swill's, Stationer, Dcnmow Essex. 3651 DANCING Classes—3sB, New Cross-road, near the North Kent Railway station; terms per gentlemen 3s. ladies 2s. 6d., every Monday evening ;, juveniles 2s. 6d. on Wednesdays; private lessons ...
... m:n. Apply 185, Copenlhagen-strees, Bh- HOUSI and Shop to Let for any business ; 11s, week, no 1 taxes. Apply 115, Kent-street, Old Kent-road. 8 HOUBI (Four-roomed) to Let; small kitchen; would suit working man. Inquire 9, Brunswick-street, St, John-e ...
... foreign hop trees Mimi, near Maidstone , w e , th e fo ll ow i n g interesting pickers, without any sensible amelioration their account of the hop harvest in Kent:— Manner; I aliduld like well to be a hop-farmer of Kent this rrhe writer gives other ...
... our representatives, and the number should be cur- THE HOP _HARVEST IN KENT. FEET -WIPING. IA correspondent of the Daily News gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices The walk was right ...
... BO(:T Trade.—Wanted Btrong Closers ; also Riveters and Finishers. Apply at 9 and 10, Etham-place, Great Dover-street, Kent-road end. BOOT and Shoe Trade. — Wanted a Young Man for Repairs and Sales. Apply to Hy. Howell, 9, 11, and 12, Warwick-street, 8. W ...
... let furnished apsrtments to bring in £8 a week ; ill-health only cause of leaving. Apply to Mr. Griffiths, 16, Broad-street, Golden-aquare, W. 3 OUSE and Bbop to Let; eight rooms; commanding H annblbhwh.?; situated in a good working neizhe bourhood ; rent ...
... Watrs's) Maidstone, t abov portion of the a Maidstone, and the portion of the regi: ensuing Friday last a man named Frederick ¥ em ploy one, whi fell a distance of about nine feet, receiving a severe wound on the head and ip to the West Kent General He ...