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... faxatiies of Kent; and the bidding was Tbe hig.heat price realised £I4O ;ruinous few • magoillernt ,trait of Mrs Potertout, wits of Aprtoo, 1.. LI). (17041, by Sir (bodirey Kneller. Otber lats as uti r :—Portrai , s of a beautiful girl, holding a golden clsket-29 ...
... of bonded vaults and wine stores, at the Pier for Mr. John Lukey and Sons, wine merchants. Bench Street :-J. S. Anseomb (Maidstone) accepted £1,48, Adcock (Dover) £1,900, John Peine £PWiSffi Bkde (Folkestone) £1>985, I W - (Dover) £1,990. Nightingale ...
... 6 Pyret__rum, Golden Feather 2 0 Heliotropes, various fine kinds 2 0 Salvias, scarlet, blue, and white 3 0 Hollyhocks, fine border kinds 4s. to 6 0 Semperrivum Calif ornicum, useful for edging 2 6 named kinds 9 0 Thyme, New Golden (Thymus Citriodorus ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies , the largest selection in the town. Also a great variety of EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS, Ac., aU Sewn. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, Ac., for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, and includes BOOTS suitable ...
... Beresford, signed “J, H., 1841,” £ll. MAIDSTONE FARMERS' CLUB. The following is & report of the discussion which'followed the lecture on ‘‘ Nitrogen and its agricaltura! relations,” delivered before the members of the Maidstone Farmers’ Club, on Thursday week ...
... BURHAM, on the Med vay near Rochester, Kent, s MERSTHAM (South Eastern Railway), near Red Hill, urrey. LO{JDON WHARFS.—I 2, Wharf, Upper Ground Street, Blackfriars, 8 E.; 7, North Wharf-road, Paddingon, i\#.; 199, Old Kent-road, SB.E. (Bricklayers Arms Station ...
... raoruiug, and . sop . rte.l, the supply l*|n* • 'her' Kents M„‘-Kents from 7»s. to lli». 1 . from 80s. l-.Hls,; choica hwher. .(, , ib hi«Uer. s>um*x from - . l o .os. , cuo* W.M. DUNK & SON>, Maidstone-lmiHinps, .*xn ...
... it in .I not best the of the bov., iii, not been the gossip of the town for souse Fie that young Bryanttimt hen sent to Maidstone for firs months A-. ; (inconsisteut as it may that if they 1141.1 Gray) were not scut they wnahl be as no the boy recovered ...
... small. ant several parcels are held Mel, with Mew of making higher prices hewn, but brewers am operating rather slowly. E. Kent geldings ♦oto 6 S I Cavalry 610 to 110 Yid Lents ♦ 0 6 0 Yearlisso ._115 410 Weald of Hents 310 5 5 Baywiaam. lost 410 ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies the largest selection m the town. Also a great variety of EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS, kc, aU Sewn. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, &c, for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, and includes BOOTS suitable ...
... 6 Pyrethrum, Golden Feather 2 0 Heliotropes, various fine kinds 2 0 Salvias, scarlet, blue, and white 3 0 I Hollyhocks, fine border kinds 4s. to 6 0 Sempervivum Calif ornicum, useful for edging 2 6 named kinds 9 0 Thyme, New Golden (Thymus Citriodorus ...
... D. Watt* E. B. Grant, and W. V. Young, Maidstone; Mr. Boots, Mr. A. Simmons, Mr. J. Potter, Mr. C. Stevens; Messrs. Albury, Martin, and Bentley (Kentish farm labourers), and others. Mr. Simmons (Secretary of Kent Labourers' Union) stated that a number ...