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... me Bromley Journal and West Kent 'feral(' Aug. 26, 1876. the hope are earaing out well, and, altbougli thou is mould, Wee wino bid fair to grow pad baps. At Lees Wm bopssee baskward ; the mon in bun • is. ties; the teener *oft are geed, but same of the ...
... BRANDY. Delicious product of the famed Kent Morellas. Exported to all parts. Used place of Wine. Valuable Tonic. Refreshing with Aerated Waters. GRANT’S MORELIA CHERRY BRANDY. Manufacturer THOS. GRANT, Distiller, Maidstone. Special Export Quality from bond ...
... presence gain, No longer dull despair would reign ; Hope's welcome light would chase away All darkness into perfect day. Maidstone, Kent. ADVER GAME. Mary Bell. SPORTSMEN and Others, with Guns or Greyhonncle, are requested not to Trespass upon Cowait Hill ...
... Delicious product of the famed Kent Morellas. Exported to all parts. . Used in place of Wine. Valuable Tonic, Refreshing with Aerated Waters. GRANT’S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. Manufacturer THO 3. GRANT, Distiller, Maidstone. Stecial Extort Quality from bond ...
... TREMENDOUS BARGAINS BOOTS AND SHOES. OF EVERY MAKE, SHAPE, ASD KIND, K ERR’S, THE GOLDEN BOOT BOUSE, 9i, north street. P.B.—Please Not. TUB GOLDEN BOOT. »n cill once Cot U» Bargain.. Bopaiis as n»» J. BASS or ALLBOPP ALES, wilt ...
... HARVEST PROSPECTS. The “ Agricultural Gazette ” publishes the following returns from Kent relative to the appearance of hte crops:— Mr. William Manser, St. Peter’s, Ramsgate— Wheat; quality good, but quantity less than average. Barley about average quantity; ...
... been employed in Ba.tBe S laughtering, but is supposed to be working in the dend trade in the neighbourhood of Brockham, in Kent ; Tw o s h e rted his two children. 1 0 ,,unds Reward will be paid for his apprehension. lab () — l ' MAR, late of the Parish ...
... and Jackets, Ladies and Kent's tforat. d and Cottou Hon, Worsted, Smallwares, Ribbons, Ties, Lmbsellas, Trimmings, ; Men's Blaj ioside Boots, Bi ditto, Boy's Lsced ditto, Women's ditto, Gli-le* ditto, Oaloches Children's Boot*. Boot Toos, Web. i.eath r, ...
... & young woman one ngs form part of the missing property of the officer’s servant M‘Nc‘:l:{‘. ‘:cnlhldyiu state on the North Kent Railway at Wool| wich. The funeral of the deceased was attended by 200 of his ‘mnudel.- ng salute being fired over his grave ...
... be short. The crop will not be anything like so large as it was last year. Taking Kent all through, do not think it can grow more than 6 per acre; while as East Kent we estimate the yield at from 9 to 10 cwt. per acre, there being some very good gardenain ...
... retQuarter Seteioss by Sir Harding° Offfard, the HARVES r PROSPECTS. The Agricultural publishes the following returns from Kent relative to the appearance of the crop.:— Mr. William Bradley, St. Bartholomew's, Sandwich —Wilted good. Barley largo. Oats ...
... pair of boots, value 10s, the property of Nathan Golden, Lepton, boot-maker. It appeared that the prosecutor left his house about three o'clock on the afternoon of the 7th August, and returned about eleven o'clock, and found three pairs of boots missing ...