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... only the dead hil.e, but in removing and renew- ' tog those stocks which show signs of decay. Many Mid Kent growers are planting from noted East Kent Gardeas, long famed producing the very choicest hope of the highest quality, which have for years °manmade ...
... only the dead bills, but in rumoring and renewing those stocks which show signs of decay. Many Mid Kent growers are planting seta from noted East Kent Gardens, long famed for producing the rery choicest hops of the highest quality, which hare tor years ...
... Cranbrook, in the county of Kent, to the Turnpike road in the parish of Sandhurst, in the said eounty, and from the village of Benenden in the said county of Kent. to the Bull Inn at Rolvenden Cross, in the said n‘n&:fl Kent, is about to become an ordinary ...
... copsulted from 10 to 6 o'clock the improvements of Mecbanical Dentistry. at ) 4, Clarendon-place, Maidstone. to the Keat Uounty Ophthalmic Hospital, also , the West Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Mulitix. A single tooth from bs : aset from £5 ss. HORSES, “7HELPTON‘B ...
... York-street, Dover, the wife of J. Boorman, boot md shoe maker, of a eon. Bomy.—Mazeh 80, at Maidatose, the wife of H. A. Bonny, of a Cousw.—Marek 28, at Blarkfriami of Mr. H. of a daughter. ELNoaa.—Mareh 31, at Maidstone, the wife of T. Elmore, , Landes, the ...
... tho platform had to be sawn through. She received severe internal injuries, and is greatly prostrated. MAIDSTONE. Breach of Contbact.—At trio Maidstone Petty Sessions, Siturday last, before G. Edmett, Esq , in the chair, and W. Ilayiifs, Esq., James Kennedy ...
... majority of your votes being recorded is my favour, thereby showing that in your opinion Xt. Banks' is not the worst of the two. KENT LIQUIDATION OASES. The aggregate number of new petitions filed under the Liquidation Classes of the Bankraptay Act of 1869 ...
... pencilled) —Cup, Bir. Birch (golden); 2nd and 3rd, Mr. Fox (golden); Mr. Chapman ; c, Mr. Norton.— Hamburgha (gold and silver spangled)—let, Bir. H. Stickiugs (silver) : 2nd, Bir. Hunter (silver); 3rd, Bir. P. Cheesman (golden.—French (any variety)— Cup ...
... will be the aim of those who take part will be paid to iusure punctuality as far as practicable, 0 *bird Chats on and from the Kent Coast Branch, and Wet fare shall pay one shilling extra for every hour and every The Right Thing in the Right Place ! but the ...