... place was that the former is in surrey and the latter in Kent, and that he wished to i.void going to Hersemonger-lane Gaol, Surrey, as he would much have preferred Maidstone, the county gaol of Kent. His friends, however, ascertainml that the change of residence ...

... counsel. So I appealed to three of the hest known (if the Church Societies in turn. My references to beneficed clergymen who k..ent me personally were satisfactory. I had never incurred censure from my bishops, or blame from i any one of the numerous ncumbents ...

... and the reports from all foreign markete are of the same colourless deatription as our own. East Kent., £310.. to £3; Mid ditto, to St ; Weald of Kent., to 17 7s. • Stumm 173 to Elt ; Farnhane, £3 10e. to £6; Bavarian. , £4 to £3: Burgundy, £4 to ; American ...

... with in the houses of many country gentlemen. Major \Verde's family is also concealed with Kent, and at the present time his brother, Col. Warde, of Maidstone, is member of Parlietnent in the Conservative interest for the Medway Division of that county ...

... ••••S 10 —e ; straw, 55, to 40e ver load. HOP (Boaoconl.—Tbe market shoos a little improvement. Eaat Kent. £8 to £l3 Mid Kent. itt lee to £l3; Weald ot Kent. £1 10. to 410 I'i; Sus,ea, £7 tht to A 8 0$; Worneatera, CO to LC Os; Farnham and country, £7 10 ...

... tumbling about the ear. of incompetent stature ; away to the bins they . go, where nimble fingers await to divest them of their golden fruit. How rapidly the impressionable bulk grows. LP the blooms go trickling down, and how keenly the •• tally ' is watched ...

... Lewes 1870, 71, '72, eates'e red the season, when less exeitement they revel-. 's the moat prolific in 1e75, awl Ballot's golden drop in better. Now that plants, used for roof drnoery are IS7I and 1672, aitimsgh IL:liter by Mb. per bushel oomparatively ...