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... SOCIETY. FRUIT CULTURE IN KENT. Knob On the invitation of Mr. L. Killick,of Mount Pleasant, Langley, Maidstone. the proprietor of extensive orchards and hop grounds, mettiberoof the Fruit Committee ,f the loyal Horticultural Society visited Maidotone ...
... et, Poplar, boot sellers—T. and J. Lester, Saliabnry-laoe, Bermondsey, coopers—Daniel and Co, Congleton, wine dealers—Welburn and Jarvis, Scarborough, ale brewers—Sloan and Walkden, Southport, booksellers—Cookman and Creasy, Hadlow, Kent, grocers—U. Dean ...
... Emma, Eastwood, Goole Gem, Hall, do William Maskill, Jackson, do Truthful, Maddix, Liverpool Salem, Williams, Dublin Kent, Bryant, Maidstone Henry Tmnoth,MarBh,Rchßter Edward Little, Germany, Alfred Little, Langley, do Walter Little, Gorr, do Benjamin Little ...
... Facings, Kerbs ' Road Metalling, Ac. supplied from the Iguanodon Quarries, Maidstone, and Preston Hall Quarries. Ayleaford, of best quality, by barge or roll.—W. H. BENSTED SON, Maidstone, Proprietors. ...
... M. Ross, Gracechurch-street-, City, commit sion agents ;bo f ar aa concerns J. al. Ross— H. Bunyard and J. W. Crouch, Maidstone. Kent, warehousemen — H. Paw sod, J. Brailsford, H. Pawson, jun., and J. A. Brails- ford, Sheffield, Yorkshire, stationers; ...
... builders— P. Wheaton aud F. Han iyiii, Oxf oid-street, electrc-pla?H manufjeturtfrs— W. B*ck, J. Cellii s, and E. F. Wells, Maidstone, Kent, hard ware a-m; so far as concerns W. Back. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. John Dewar, Glasgow, fishm^nser— Sept. 6, at the Faculty ...
... Co., 1, Wood-street, Westminater, egz Liuporters\J Norton and Co., Earl Shiltou, Leieestershite, boot mana factarere—ilackwell and Kobinsn, Nottingham, boot and shomacufacturers and dealers — Henry Samuel Chafley and Arthur Coxhead, 275, .\(ur--u»va Hackney ...
... gardens, Eouth Keusinaton. . ED, or Bed and_sitting-room, for a gentleman; piano; termg B moderate ; nocbi_k!rtnn-—*‘“bk_' Kent-road (near statioq), Bm)noox (furnished) for gentlemen ; use of sitting.room, gas, and piano; partial board if required; good ...
... STANFIELD, Aylestord Pottery Company, 17. Betyedere-road, Lambeth ; or to JOSEET HLMBLZT, at the Works, A ylesford, near Maidstone. Kent, PRICK FIELD, in first-class working order, and four millions of Brick', for SALK—Apply to W. WILLETT, Cornwall-gardens ...
... bayg, prominently placed, boot to rail, Ac., lor City and Weetead. It eight bed, aad dtalng-rooins. hroakfaat purler, kitchen and sonllery, two w.o’a, splendid huge garden beautifully laid out (by Voolett) regardless of cost. Kent only jter annum. The lovely ...
... idle, wholly dependent open the liberality of the Kent Mendicitv Society, which issuing bread tickets in great numbers. The trains for the special benefit of hup-pickets will be in few days to Maidstone. Royal Visit to Poutsuoutk. —The King of Denmark ...
... streets Florence by • chaffing crowd; and that Mr. Kent, the celebrated architect, once ti,eoratcd his wife's petticoat with trophies of the Fire Orders, which drew so much obloquy on lire. Kent that she contemplated suing Lim fur s divorce a rt then ...