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... hops are really ripe. North Kent and West Kent are doing very well, and will grow a good over-average crop. Mould is not so virulent here as in other parts of Kent, and Hoe do not occasion anxiety. Many gardens in East Kent are still invested with Bee ...
... CHEAP CLOTHING SHOP FOR WORKING MEN 21, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. JOIEN (LATZ &MANGO CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, & TAILORS, (NEXT DOOR TO MR. MARCHANTI), R ESPECTFULLY invite the WORKING MEN OF MAIDSTONE and Neighliourhxod to oaU and inspect the large and well ...
... be an exoellent article of AIIIIIICAN INDIAN Coss, It is fully equa l in chesnieal end feeding properties. to the beet Arrow Boot Stevenson Macadam, Lecturer in Chmistry. CENTRAL DEPOT FOR ENGLAND-- JOHN H. FAXON, Agent, 8, Dantsie-staset, buildings ...
... I hops are really ripe. North Kent and West X- nt are ' doing very well, and will grow a good over-average crop. Mould is not virulent here as other parts of Kent ' and lice do not occasion anxiety. Many gardens East Kent are still invested with lice, ...
... irt ). SUTTON VALENCE, KENT.-At New Barns Farm— On SA TURD A Y, qth Oct., at o'clock, the whole of the Valuable Live and Dea4 Farming Stock and Effects (by direction of Mr. Albert Whitehead, the Farm being sold). WROTHAM, KENT-AtHuijTS Faem-OO MONDAY ...
... George-street, Westminster, 8. L AGENT FOR KENT : Mr GEORGE NEVE, Sissinghurst, Staplehurst, from whom all particulars may be obtained on oo [164 RAILWAY, LIVERY, AND POSTING “ STABLES. applical WEST BORO', MAIDSTONE. MRS. GOAD. BEGS to thank the NUMEROUS ...
... rate, for any chance tramps who might be passing through the town. THE SANITARY STATE OF MAIDSTONE. A suggestion was made by Mr Youngman at the meeting of the Maidstone Local Board, on Wednesday, which might have been developed into a really valnsble miotion ...
... RoBBERIRA.—James Harris, Jeseph Sullivan, Benjamin Johnson, Rebert Rhone, and George Jenvy, were charged with stesling a par of boots, a pair of trowsers, and a bundle of the property of Stephon Day said he was in the Catand Tiger publichouse, and put his bandle ...