... to make himself genorally useful, 15 years' g reference from previous employers. Address—Y, Jowrnal Ofice, Maidstone, FARM TO LET, Tenterden, Kent, containing 114 acres of Arable, Meadow, Hops, Orchard, and Woodbouse, Oast, and other buildings, Particulars ...

... luxoriant and thriviog under FRUIT TREES, | including 42,500 Gooseberrios (Crown Bobs, Riflcmen, Lancaghire [‘dtb‘zmmi&hl, and Golden Drops), 13.000 Red Currants (Dutch and New Reds), 48000 Black Currants (Baldwin’s Black and Lee’s Prolific). T HALF STANDARD ...

... interest. better soils of the Weald of Kent, where the fruit grows fine and clear, though the crop is rather precarious on account of white frosts, which are peculiarly injurious in low lands. The principal sorts grown in Kent are the Early Orleans, Xl,ch ripens ...

... -011 Friday • lad named John Anderson was admitted into the West Kent General Hospital, suffering from a severe laceration of one of his hands. The lad. who liv.a in Kiug-street. Maidstone, was engaged at putting tiles into the press at the syleaford potteries ...

... Horsmonden Green, and abutting l the Turnpike Roads, leading from Horsmonden to Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells, to be SOLD by AUCTION fin. HY.J. AUSTEN. at the Gun Inu, Horsmonden, Kent. on BATURDAY, the Bth of Novem- BER, lfl!&' at two o'clock, in the Afteincon ...

... ANNUAL EXHIBITION. The unanimous opinion of the large company who filled the Maidstone Corn Exchange,on Tuesday last,on the occasion of the annual show of the Maidstone Chrysanthemum and Fruit Society, was that an exhibition of altogether unusual merit ...