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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Oonwipendani of the De& /Min WWI, bees Dines, near Maidstone, gives the Interesting amount of the hop harvest In Lent : I should like well to he • hop-farmer of Rent this year. The genial, prosperous-100)&1g gentlemen ...
... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT.—No. II. (From a Correspondent.) The pleasing young woman with blue eyes and sun bonnet bore down upon us, as I said, in the narrow path between the hop-poles my companion D. affecting a timidity which is quite foreign to his nature ...
... Manchester Primedb, EDWIN BAKROW SMITH, mid pubii.hen him the MaidMone and Jowmal Office, Middle-row. High-street, Maidstone, in the County of Kent ; also the Surrey Reporter Office, at High-street, Epsom, in the County of Surrey, Jo«l* * Hows; at the SuMe ...
... addressed to the Clerk of the Peace for Kent, Sessions House, Maidstone, and to be marked on the outside cover Tender for Police and Prison Warders’ Clothing.” F. RUSSELL, Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, Sept,, 1872, ...
... Young—Hoar.—At St. Peter’s, Maidstone, on October Ist, bj the Re*. H« y Hewlett, satiated Rev W. A. Hill, the vienr. Yotnig. E*i, of The Hall House, llawkhmst, to Slisaheth, only daughter of William Hoar, Bsq., Maidstone. DEATHS. ▲DAMS. -On the ins* ...
... cheap; all Black, 10s. each ; eight weeks old; Bitch, mfl house and water dog, age two years, price £l. T. R. Flatt, The Golden Boot, 31, Northport-street, Hoxton. DOO.—Sl’yu Dog for Sale, rat killer, and Red Bull Terrier, and Kennel. At 6, Little James-street ...
... 41s. per sack. AveragesWhsat. qrs., S6s. lid. ; barley, 976 qra., 39a. 9d. Kent, Srpt. 28.—The marketa during the past weak have varied in respect wheat, for while Maidstone on Thursday there was decidedly better trade, and good samples sold at an advanoe ...
... of boots, value 10s., the pml?u.rgy of the guardians of the poor of St. Pancras, ) hli?) MoCarthy, luperinwnm& of the carual ward of St. Pancras workhouse, said esterday the gfim«mdlowed to goout. He Kui on when ¢ loft & jacket and a pair of boots, the ...
... , 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 ...
... was transferret from Mr lobo Hobbs to Alfred Peckham mot the King's Heed, Hollow, frost Mr H. Piee to Mr S. J. H. Brown. KM-KENT REGISTRATION. ToxBRIDGE. On Tuesday George Praneu, Esq., Revising Barrister for Mi4Kent, sat at the Roll Hotel, Tunbridge, ...
... Yrmg Man & B Bitnation to Learn the Clicking; willing to give a month gratis; always been in the boot line. 19, Archerstreet, King-street, Camden Town. 3 BOOT and Shoe Trade —Situation waated I% a nam: abis steady, Young Man as Assistant or Under man ; could ...
... worth .£5O ; iiiioq Mr. vVUUam Harris, fanner in Dorset, who forwarded furaat'e the value of ; and upon Mr. Henry Wright, Maidstone, who supplied a ton patent desiccated gram, worth £*» 10s. In one instance the man Cartwright gave reference a Mr. Beck, ...