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... BROS. & SPENCER, MAKERS of PURR CAKE only, -- OIL CAKE MILLS, BRANBRIDGES, PECKBAN, KENT Tiatle Mark—.l3 S.—Pure. Priers, to include tree delivery to any Station on the Boot') Fastetn or Guidon. Brighton, And South Coast line, *wished on applicatiiiii. 110 ...
... tho wood— Pale . . . Is fld 18s Do do. —Golden . . . Is 6d ISs 5 years in the weed— Pale . . . Is9d 21s 3 years in the weed — Golden . . Is 9d 21s 4 years in the wcod — Pale . . 2s Od 24s 4 yeara in the wood — Golden . 2b Od 24s 6 years in the wood — Pale ...
... has passed away, we may find them y dosing again; but **L 3 awaktninl must be prodactive some . speaking at the annual the Maidstone Agricultural Association evening, rapped but £,justly the knuckles of those gentry, paid and Sid, who seek to excite the ...
... FINE KENT COB NUTS. FINK MESSINA NUTS. KEILLER’B NEW BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, and STRAWBERRY JAMS. GOOSEBERRY JAMS and JELLIES. NEW LAYER MUSCATEL RAISINS. NEW AMERICAN APPLES. NEW FIGS, very fine. NEW FIiENCH CURRANTS. THOMAS G£££N & CO. GOLDEN TEA POT ...
... itrranged and will shortly take f ; Lord Ellenbarough and atrpte,;Kolitchball, sister of Sir Wyndham Kna lbull, of Hatch. Ashford, Kent. Loss OF FISHING NETS.—We are informed that a sprat fisherman named John Betts lost the whole of his fleet of sprat while fishing ...
... | SECRETARY :~~AUGUSTUS FOLKARD To whom all Post Office Orders, Cheques and Bills are t& “eTABLud. FOSTING WEST BORO', MAIDSTONE, MRS. GOAD. lr)u.lm.zdd. Mr Wiao said that sesuming that the Board was not qnl:‘muvlb-n{\hhnoh&-.hmu move s an ment * That ...
... A LABOVREKS' CSIO*. On Saturday the half-yearly congress of the Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union took place in the Corn Exchange, Maidstone. There were present 192 delegates, representing nearly 10,000 labourers. Mr A. Simmons, who the founder and honorary ...
... Settlements, aj, btanhopo-gardens, Routh Kensington. i'iuit. Colonel John McOourt, J.P., Klthani, Kent. t ^''er ■-• N. Norman, R.N., 'Turret House, Deal, Kent, ■-•oru l-rancis George Godolphiu Osborne. Elm Rectory, Frome. -Tiajor Oeneral Ramsey, 25, E ...
... AUSTRALIA. Golden* Pavement.— The Ballnmt Star says:— “A nugget of gold weighing llos. lldwt. was picked up in Macartbnr-street few days ago, the fortunate finder being as is usually the case, poor working man. The discoveiy was rather singular. It appears ...
... candidates were returned Louth, securing for their patty net gain ol two seats. The already large Conservative majority at Maidstone was increased by a further gam of two seats. In Manchester an equal number of Liberals and Conservatives were returned ; ...
... y d , b fr u e e rn ro t t he tr K on en a t , C y os o s t t l, B r r , an ta e n b om , and in its place! Lone of those Golden Maxims but seldom and every fractional part of a mile 1 0 1 6 0 8 'lra' Publishers' Circular. carried out. But in all places ...
... DANCING BOOTS. BOYLE & CO.'S LADIES' CORK CLUMP BOOTS LADIES' LEVANT AND KID CLUMP BOOTS LADIES' BALMORAL AND BUTTON BOOTS LADIES' STRONG WINTER BOOTS LADIES' FELT AND SNOW BOOTS LADIES' WHITE AND COLOURED ...