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... tllr asst of 1,1•13 hot I wald not see it. withdrawing the eye, it was arrested by the g.!len like appearance of the county of Kent, till again claimed yet more attention. Smoke, thin and blue, vial curling sheet it, and slowly moving away in beautiful carves ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPING A correspondent of the Daily News gives the fol- lowing description of hop-picking in Kent, and the feetwiping performance practised upon novice/I:— The walk was tight pleasant iu the fresh cool minshine of the morning ...
... nude end Kent's Retell Knite Claimers rep.ilred. Comatry Orders puncttutily attended to. Plewe observe— WILLIAM RAYNOR, DITG(4AN PLACE, RATFIMINES ROAD. BOOTS AND SiIUES FOR MILLION 1 HARTLEY AND SON, Bon: and Shoe Warehouse, 35 and4o GOLDEN LANE. N.B ...
... Retc'r hot, mule and Kent's Pote• t Knife Chutee a Ctu dry Order, penetnallr art, nJed to. rlekw v. — WILLIAM EASNOP., DITOIIAN PLACE, RoAr. BOOTS AND SHOES FM TIE MiLL-10;;! lIARTI. ♦Ns) SON Bon- and Shoe WareLeu.e, 35'11040 GOLDEN LANE. N.B.—Children% ...
... POLTFOLIO. ANReHOTR OF NA IRON.—When the first menof-war Nelson served in was paid off he wee Kent in a merchant ship to the West Indies, where he contracted inch a dislike to the navy that it was with difficulty that his uncle, Captain Suckling, could ...
... via, Ghirka, 50s. to 555. Ed. ; Austraitaz. 635. 3d.; Milwankie 565. to 56a. 3d. ; spring, 53s 545. 3d.; Californian, 9d.; golden drop, maize. D 2 cargoes, 345. to 38e. 63.; barley, 17 car z: 235. to 325.; flour, 1 cargo, 48s. rye. 2 car! 355. 3d. to 355 ...
... a- tons of ice were coneutned—lt so. ; while the echeveria errands obtain pecuniary recompense for hie unrealised Essex and Kent, white new 44 to 40 Circtlin4trchte which :shoes haw highly it I of its soft neutrabtinted foliage and cons- Copital. ' The ...
... G4rden n a better a 'KITCHEN O•EbY/C. - xaranthemums, Ac., to• for setting Late re ..—lu the m a jori t y of soils these are boot oat 1 and its .men liberal covenants. Such a* of tat ght I sewn SPAN . 141 1t • leek , goo,•lf l rd KinnairdY we mile celery ...
... his escape. It appears the prisoner, who bad been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed by an officer in a third-class carriage of a pamenger train from Maidstone to Tunbridge. Soon after the train left the prisoner aticeeeded in jumping ...
... At Marvlrbone I'olice court.. London, Walter J. Plunkett *ode, of 5, St. Mary's-•illas, Richmond, , lately a tutor at Herne, Kent, and said to be an es-otficer of the Royal Ar:illery, was brought tiefore Mr. Mansfield, on the charge of endeavouring to obtain ...