... Rotwerdum 68, Bremen 161, Antwerp 2i, Yalad Lois »2, 1 wtom 185, Ostend 3 Total 3,633 bales, Current jwices Pt Kents, 60=, to 120=.; Mid Kents, 60x, to 110=.; Woealds, 6 10055 5 Swsex, (0%, to Ko ...

... evening. to Ma' L. Denmark Bowie, Chilham. COAL Wade .-A Re-engagement an Clerk, &c., Sere Eyes caused by weakness. Wheat, Essex, Kent, & Suffolk, a a s. New. Abscesses Seabby Sorer. Le., and Scorbutic Or Sp Lines Line Acesa. Walk If aidetemer 'eneral (tome ...

... Gent's Bide-spriag Boots. 70. ed. to BM Id. Gent. Balmoral Soots, 70. 6d. to Us. ed. Working MOD's Tip and Nailed Boots. es. ad. 67 - - Ladies' Kid Boots. lid. to 14s. M. Children's Boots sad ia gnat variety. Ilanoatod oa the Shor Bodo). J AIM M ASTII2 ...

... Bottlu‘, 1s l&'.,':od 2 4. each. Bold by all Chemists. Bold by , Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstone ; Oliver and Co., Maidstone and Malling Bays, page 18 :—*“ Two pairs of boots lined with fur were aleo taken ; and for physio—with which it is as well to be'supplied ...

... hear). The clergy had a vested interest in the land, and bis own family had Beea conmected with the agricultural joterest in Kent for the past 600 or 700 years, He was a landlord in a small way, and he thought they should de all they ceuld to improve the ...

... Christ Church. Mr Macfarlane well-known as a lecturer in Tunbridge Wells, and we hope that he will have a large audience. Ist Kent Rifle Volunteers.—D. Company.— Orders for February: Tuesdays, Squad drill for the company at 8 p.m., rifles and side arms. ...

... but 'Use Cala:dial= throw 100 overboard and were reply paying the fees of 2.5. The same thing was occurring ea ether parts of Kent. lii, Shoo' Boards cannot make feee, and the Boards of Ouardisns refuse to do es, sail my the parents are to pay them themselves ...

... The usual company morthly drill of the E (Sitting= of the resolutions, which was granted, his Honour bourne) Company sth East Kent Rifle Volun'ecrs took | holding that a general power of attorney given by an place on Monday. Notwithstanding a drenching rain ...

... STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. P now showing a large stock of WINTER CLOTHING, consisting of OVERCOATS, REEFERS, MONKEY JACKETS, TROIJSKRB, COATS, VESTS, &c. WARM AND SERVICEABLE HOSE AND UNDERCLOTHING. GLOVES, ran's, WOOL, SHIRTS, BATS, CAPS, BOOTS, LEGGINGS. ...

... afterwards Identified the la. —Prisoner was committed for trial to the Maidstone Borough Sessioas. Tea CAM: Or TO MAINTAIN His WI/Z.—The come of Albert We d, hod been summoned by the Maidstone ileara of Guardians for negleeting to support his w ife, in bad become ...

... the county. Gent's ffide-sprinn Boots. 7c 6d. to I. 411 d. Gent's Boots. 7e. &I. to 64. Mashing Men's Tip and Nailed Boots, 64. to Kid Boots, 11. 114. to 146. dd. Childrro's Boot' sad Shoes is great variety. Repair os the Shoe Notice. J AXIS ...

... Oxford-street, London, and sold by I Chemists and Perfumers everywhere at 34 66 per bottle. HOP PLANTATIONS.—Many hop planters in Kent have grubbed it portion of the hop gardens. Increased cost of cultivating the crop, and the comparative low late realised for ...