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... Monday the Northern Bailway on visit to Sir Newbnrgh, Yorkshire. A man named Hobbe died from hydrophobia Newport Saturday. boot two souths ago wee bitten by dog the property of Lord Tredegar. The Right Hon. R. A. Cross, M.P., Home Secretary, bee left ...
... The masters have resolved to mist the demand made upon them. The golden oriole has been seen and heard daily during the last six weeks in the orchards of Preston Vicarage, Wingham, Kent. These birds never fail to pay an annual visit to the neighbourhood; ...
... (“mS’ .TheMmqnisot SAimmmT,tooughtthematterwe. came off), “The Other Side.” the defendant made Smtodhme norenonaewhen Ur.Maidstone’s case was called, his Honor mM mto grim waa thrt the defendant waa like moat other people preached what they did not pmetiTS ...
... pleased at a political meoting, or voted as he chose at an Lane Neogssrry ov Union aM owe Fammend.—At a recent mecting of the Maidstone ‘armers’ Club, Mr. T. Rose of Melton Magna read a on the and of the British farmer, in which he treated of a number of i ...
... Sparkling SER1RY, Champagne, Old Pale and Old Proof Irish S R , PORT. CLARET. Xoselle.EBurgundy. Brown Cased and Scotch Pale or Golden. Hock, & Sauterne. Brandy. Whiskieh. 20s. per Doz. 18s. per Doz. 14s. per Doz. 16s. per Doz. 42s. per Doz. 38s. per Doz. to ...
... FAILURES. Norwich, Ac. Re William Pratt of Bridge-street, St George’s Colegate, and Briggs’-street, Peter Mancroft, Norwich, boot and dice manufacturer. The Keral meeting of creditors to be held on the 6th of *mber, has been directed to take place at the ...
... T. GRANT, Distillery, Maidstone. Carriage free in England. CORNELL AND CO., HOP MERCHANTS, 5, DENMAN STREET, LONDON BRIDGE, S.E. £ s. B s. EAST KENT GOLDINGS 8 0 to 12 12 UID KENTS .., 7 0,, 11 11 WEALD OF KENT .. 7 0,, 10 0 ...
... sometimes brought him mice. Being an animal that loved a hole, he was fond of getting into boots as they lay on the floor, and I have often had to shake Jemmy out of my boot before putting it on. Of the three cats in the house be was complete master. The wi ...
... SHOES. LADIES' CLARET and BLUE CLOTH BOOTS. LADIES' MOROCCO OXFORD SHOES, 6-. 6d. LADIES' KID COSTUME BUTTON BOOTS. F. PINET'S PARIS BOOTS and SHOES. EASY FITTING BOOTS and SHOES, «itb Wide Sole. Every Description of Boots and Shoes Made to ...
... lam glows all the world over would accord to William Car Ma the highest place. (Hear.) Here was ahoy met, op to Golden fern, the Weald of Kent for aohooling s mot busbies. training, apprenticed at an early age to a mercer In Cheapeilds, and thus brought ...
... was a good demand for wheat at the markets in Kent, advance last week s rates, bnt to-day there only a am all attendance of buyers, and trade was doll. There waa shorter snpply new wheat on offer at Maidstone Thursday, which was in variable condition, bnt ...
... Hawk, Morgan, Maidstone, bavins ; Henry, Puduey, London, straw ; Sir Charles Napier, Horlock, Mistley, light ; William and Lucy, Keeble, London, tar oil ; Triumph, Raveo, S.ilcot, light ; Fearless, Salmon, Calais, ballast; Flower of Kent, Wenoell, Loudon ...