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... House, Maidstone, Kent, a large box containing the fol- lowing uteful gifts :-Three counterpanes, three frocks; six boys' tunics, six petticoats, four shirts, two chemises, two stays, bne'scarf, one pair of boots, two sets of irons with boots, two pairs ...
... with the other colliers in the same district, submitted to a 5 per cent. reduction a few months since. Our Maidstone correspondent ?? Mid- Kent Liberal Association have decided unani- mously to approve the candidature of Mr. Edwin C:zalet, of Fairlawn ...
... the KinLr and Queen of the Belgians. The event was celebrated by a general holiday, and Brussels was gaily' 'decorated. A golden crown withbrilliants, and' a veil of Belgian lace, iwexe presented to the Qu~en by. a deputation of Belgian women. Queen Christina ...
... hundred yards of the river, and spurred boldlyacross the shallows. His regiments of Huguenots and Daneas crossed lower down. Boots it to tell the uliserable tale of what followed ? Tho obelisk marks the spot where thU King crossed. Lower down Schonsberg ...
... Great Grimsby. fish merchatit. . enrv Martin, Lelcester, boot arid shoe dealer. Bsnijasmin J. Haines, Leicester, late niaster butcerel, noe ?? bultcher. rdsir Haseldine, Leicester, wholesale boot and shoe nrrterarsttrrer. Also trading as Frrness, Haseldine ...
... and few men of [Kent trouble their heads with the question we havo propounded, They are paid fair wazes while they are employed in stripniug the hops frora the bino and talen much greater care of than of old. Publio opinion iu Kent, as tlsewhere, has ...
... Junction, Kent, would be a good one to apply to. Mas. a. S. H. (Mitcham).-Almost any plant would ornament the house, but the most popular ale azaleas, camellias, cinerarias, fuchsias,; dyaletra spetabilis, geraniums, bheiranthus marshallii, doable golden -wallflower ...
... farm produce generally Official reports issued by the Labourers' Union state that the lock-out of agricultural labourers in Kent and Sussex is increasing, nearly nine hundred men being now on the union funds. Town is filling, and a walk in Hyde-park ...
... of Cheiter, farmer and hay and straw dealer. John aarvey, late of Tburnhan, near Maidstone, Kent, farmer, now of South Ashford, O(t of business. -greoge Lord, Stowting, Kent, farmer, grazier, and miller. , , _ , , .Tohu Hartley and Charles W. king, Chester ...