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... AGRICULTURE. Agrieniht*t>l Anticipation. —lt is satisfactory to learn, says the Maidstone Jounutl, that in some districts the bop plant has greatly benefited by the mor« genial weather. It must not, however, understood that the crop, whole, is in promising ...
... pleasure in nominating him again to be his saa rxets were quiet. Prices : Mid and East Kent, 24 to I churchwar lee for the ensuing year, and he should be I £6lO ; Weald Of Kent, £4.0 to 4415; Sussex, 15 to pleased to receive from any parishioners present the ...
... Harris (17), Bennett’s Yard, Ber Street, boot maker; Arthur Haward (17). Nelson Street, Heigbarn, rivetter; George Snelliug (17), Lock and Key Yard, Ber Street, labourer; James Pond, (18), Paradise Row. NewLakenbam, boot finisher; James Breese (17), Brewers' ...
... CHAPTKJt XVUL Dinmr mamt.—“ ktb fob am mts!* Wo our imagination And put on our ft boot* and t a stride. It a long stride And a wide stride. porn o»er time trial and bitternew. pAis OTer a time that brought happiness to the Hall* and over Do-ember that ...
... —Apply, Mr. E. Youngs, Long Stratton. [15,947 WANTED, a Young Man as CARTER, and to assist the Stable.—Apply at the Golden Ball, Golden Ball Street. Norwich. [19,933 WANTED, an APPRENTICE to the Cablnctmaking. Premium.—Apply, Horace Mace, Cabinetmaker ...
... with damaging certain property belonging to Edmund Kent. Esq., cutting haz-1 hush then | growing in his March 6lh. Defendant ! Med guilty, and hoped the Bench would be ' lc’.i-nt with him. Mr Kent stated that the defen- j (h;.t, knowing his gardener ...
... for local transport are said to he promising. V nt Holmes dale and Mr llartdybc's return 'for Mid Kent was celebrated by Conservative banquet nt Maidstone presided over Mr. Gatborne Hardy. In g the health of the two members Mr. Hardy eloquently expounded ...
... stealing b ree d s mewe d e n gladly From Norfolk, Smsex, Essex, erodes made &to 6s ed ter She. Medium and inferior one pair of boots, 10 shillings and a perm/ the and Cambridgeshire there' were about 1,250, from Lincoln was very glad Sir Robert was not. [Cheers ...
... responded to Agriculture, and Mr. Wei.linouam responded tho toast of hi* own health, given Mr. Pike. Tho other toasts were Mr. Kent (to whom much of success of these meetings is due), given by Mr. Krad, M P., I'ho Harriers and Mr. Wells, and The MISCELLANEOUS ...