... Bench granted order of ejectment. Ellen Prowse, a machinist at the boot and shoe trade was summoned her master, William Haiuies, for absenting herself from work a week. Complainant a boot maker, and a short time ago entered into a verbal agreement with ...

... our deepest thanks.—We are, yours respectfully, George Roots, Chairman Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union • Alfred Simmons, Hon. Sec. Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union, Maidstone ; Henry Wicks, President West Surrey Agricultural Labourers' Union, Witley ...

... Huntingdlon, Lincoln, to rfolk, pat ?? Cambridge, are likely to get an average ied ad th are important counties; p arts of Kent, Sussex, Suffolk, an Essex are very deficient. Probably the wheat crop of 1873 will take less room to stack then usual, for ...

... quotations momin- ally unchanged. Grinding barley, 6d. per qr. lower. Maize steady. Oats ?? a tsir supply oP wheat on offer at Maidstone on Thursday, trade was good at late rates, malting barley being cheaper. At Canterbury on Saturday all descriptiens of corn ...

... fined 5s and costs, and Loveys ls and costs. NEWTON. LOCAL BOARD. Friday.—Present: W. J. Watts, Esq. (in the chair), Messrs. C. Kent, L. Bearne, W. Badcock, H. Mills, J. Chudleigh, J. S. Cull, J. S. Bearne, W. Lambshead, W. J. Rowell, and H. Michelmore. Tho ...

... drawing to coaclusioa, aad the employers can obtain hands much easier than has been the case during the last three months. In the boot trade there is great activity, but wages remain the same. The harvest commencing, and the fears that wages would rule high ...

... jumping out window ; a week later * if « ed the railway and last Tues- M 18 Btar by a report tliat Mrs. Mugford, gflJr d, the Golden Lion Inn, had com ...

... agricultural and garden produce re abundanct at previous rates. . Hay Harvest has commenced t^ neighbourhood. Air. Mugford, the Golden Lion, honBeJ „ field Qn Tuesday before the ram commence, Witfc fow exceptions the clover crop rath light) meadoiV3 want the ...