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... venerable pile and that portion the precinct* known in Kent the Old Falace” were, as our readers are aware, few muiiihs ago purcliased by Aietaniler iiope, Esq.. on« of the membeni for Maidstone. The grounds during his possession the property have been ...
... St. I'elershugh, .i.OJ.'j casks. HOP MAUK.Cl'.—(Monday;. New Pockets. New bags. s. s. s. £ i. Farnhams « « Kent 4 a Kent 3 Sussex 0 a 0 1-last kent 4 10, yearlings 0 Sussex 3 a 4 51 Old Hops 17 a 3 15 Vcurlings 12 a 4 16 s. d. *. d. Abingdon tfloliM rt ...
... tempted him with many mute significant assurances of comfortable welcome. The ruddy sign-hoard perched up in the tree, with its golden letters winking in the »uu, ogled the passer-bv from among the green leaves, like jolly face, and promised good cheer. The ...
... Mr. Fairfax made many allusions bis aristocratic mother. Lady Fairfax whose residence, he said, was at Leeds Castle, Maidstone, Kent, and which personage he pretended was about pay him a visit the rectory. No such personage is known at l-eeds Castle. ...
... of the report. The most extensive dinner ever given in England, was that of Lord Homnev, to the Kent Volunteers, when George 111. reviewed them near Maidstone. The tables were seven miles and a half long, and the boards for the tables cost 1-VXH*/.! The ...
... back to A'bemarl. . in the Pariah of Clifton, in the occ,.|.at.on of H*' J Victualler, a. lenanl. a Kent ‘xhiT'H .o.e {. Taxes, subject lo a Ground Kent eminently qualified for at. Hotel anti Boarding Hou«. Al.o Sold with and a. part of ihi.Properl,.POULV ...
... first step is takeu, and what has just been morgaged may as Well be sold outright. Two thieves broke into coffeehouse, at Maidstone, Thurs- day se’Diiight; got into the bedroom of Mr. Filmer, the owner; overpowered liim while he was asleep, and gagged him ...
... from the ert. ..fwlSJy indulgence, infection, an- ~ I ibe abuse of Mercury ; with Uu Two thieves broke into coffeehouse, at Maidstone, Thurs- L. PKUHY and C 0..1!., ,n r„e. i»v se'nuight; col into the bedroom of Mr. Filiner, the owner ; I oxford-street. London ...
... finding all things that pleased the natural heart decay before uswe eagerly strive after them. In the distance they seem all golden, yea, much to be desired,” and when we fairly grasp them, they wither and turn to dust under our touch; we straightway long ...
... 11 Farnham 36a Kent.. 2 . . \ her Maiestv’s emigration officer, Lieutenant Carew, R.N., bv railway to Swansea, or and, notwithstanding the probable early opening of the navi- .. WORCESTER - .. Minutes. | ~ hit - n East ami Mid Kent 2 0 7 , Weald of ...
... month. We are therefore induced Swmd-.n Juu. rture 12 10 l> 32a aOO » , 2 3.3 , 4 - 5 3,, 12 2ft HamaH.-Wheal. Essex and Kent. red. 425. to whit*. tSHrSSSStSS raACT, ...
... Weston-super-Mare Correspondent.) A report having reached this town Thursday morning that the body of a man without coat or boots on had been washed on shore the previous evening, in Sand Bay, about three or four miles distant, went to the spot to learn ...