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... •15 to 116. Barley, 335. W 445, Oats, 23. to 365. Beans, KENT CORN June 9.—The wheat trade has been very slow, and little badoem has ben 4 • slight roloetlot last With Mort awry Obese offer Maidstone on Monday, trade slide sod to *Sect sales • reduction ...
... TUNBRIDGE WELLS. West Kent Light Infantry Militia.—(From Friday's Gazette). —Sub-Lieutenant E. D. Tbornburgh-Cropper to be Lieutenant. Kent Rifle Volunteers.—(From Friday's Gazette).—lst (Maidstone) —Frederic Pine, junr., to be sub-lieutenaut (supernumerary) ...
... which secured k pair boots which wen hanging outside Mr Ptafc's shop. He put the boots under the female prisoner's shawl, and they then both turned down Ely-lane.—The manageress of the shop in question said she ideAiflhkthfc boots produced as Mr Pash's ...
... on the Vine cricket ground, between eleven genilemen of the Vine Cricket Club, and eleven gentlemen of the West Kent Club., Score : WEST KENT. J. Robertson b Selby cew.oen 111 Gosling st Swanzy bdo .. 1 M, P Betts bAO Loeeeiannnn 30| — Crowhurst b Sidney ...
... Sevenoaks; at the Mart, E.C; or of Mr G. Lamgridge, Land Agent and Surveyor, Tunbridge Wells (and Tonbridge), Kent. KENT. —Between Maidstone and Rochester. SALE of a VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, of 339 Acres. Mr. GEORGE LANGRIDGE HAS received instructions ...