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... Darenth, Dartford, Kent ; the whole planted within the last few years ; to be cleared during the present seasor, Payment fer the above will be taken in fruit next season if wished. Apply to Mr R. Waterman, 83 King street, Maidstone ; or to &r Wright, ...
... —Norarick Jfercery. HOP arrua.v. The rearm of the hop average in this °tenger , for IW4-6 are follows : 1874. 1975. Increase. Kent— 41,096 43,014 2.518 Sasses 10,762 11,850 596 Hereford 5,872 5,981 112 Haute 2,912 5,07:9 147 Surrey•2,26B 1,812 44 Worcester ...
... sh of Craydon, in the or»mt{l of Surrer: at the dwelling-house of WILLIAM WEST, 11, High street, Maidstons, in the partsh of Maidstone, in the county of Kent: and st the welling-house of GRORGFE DUPLOCK, of Peterstield, in the ecounty of Hampabire. Tuesday ...
... Probably this inordinate admiration of golden hair arises from the fact that light is the ideal of all beauty. Apollo was all dishevelled with light Homer compares all his goddesses and mortals to the , golden Venus. In history and in fashion, therefore ...
... cured acorn of many yea_ S c can vow wear the tightest boot, as the joint is veU . _ . _ Fremi Miss* roft, Lymington. — The Plaster is invaluable. I w* really a cripple, and could uot get a walkiu« boot on but now can * so wrth great facility. It has also ...
... have to be examined. No decision, however, has yet been ar- rived at. The Maidstone Journal states that until Friday last. no member of «ur Royal families has been horn in Kent during the last 250 rears. King Henry VIII., Edward VI.. Queen Mar> . Queen ...
... HUGH C ROBERTSON and Cc. TO MISSIONARY SOCIETIES and others whom it may concern.— JOSEPH COLE, late of Pcnvold House, Margate, Kent, gentleman, doceased, by his will, dated the 13th of February, 1875, bequeathed (inter nlia) a LEI'ACY of 2.10. to the BRITISH ...
... Unrlener NomiDAUooa for To name immediately Mr. J. H. Salter B. Oiblm Mr. H T. run win Mr. W. Fletcher Mr. rhcrelejr Mr. P. Kent Mr. L. Kent Mr. W. S. Mr. B. Oolman Mr. A. (littus Mr. B. Muak T. P. Hcwliiui T. L. Kaed J. Wooll Looker W. M. CUrtt . .r. K. NielK>(«m ...
... Peter, Saffron-hill, Holborn. Bev. A. W. Davies, to rectory of Onebonee, Suffolk. Na,.H. L. Freer, to vicarage of Cadhani, Kent. Bev. D. Plutoher, to vicarage of Allerby ; patron, the Lord Chancellor. Hon and Rev. E. C. Glyn, to vicarage of Doncaster; ...
... application. LOANS. lununoge; aiso 10 Win. Bevis Bower-place Tonbndj?c-road, Maidstone. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1 TF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR FEET DRY 1 use T. Fowler's WA TERPROOF DUBBIN your Boots. It has never been known fail, either for Ladies' ° r l en men l oot will ...
... ll.' coupled Hanle of Fere who reopoodeil, sad hoped I the tredeernen would pot forget Christmas competition of the 17t1 Kent Hide Volunteers The Chairman next propound the test of the 't The A neneut Orli, . f It was their pnae that the order win na ...
... yeaterdsy through of weather. gaum—Not. 3,5 P.M.! 8, light, thick; denM foe >t M. Mr. Joseph Wilson, mansging owner of the Golden City, received letter thie morning from Jsvs, confirming the telegram advising the death of Captain Owens, and three of the ...