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... 1859'e, which are with difficulty met with. The accounts at Maidstone were much worse to mould, and it is feared that the golden portion of tha growth will be very inferior. In the Wesld Kent and Sussex the Grapes and Jones are doing pretty well, and moderate ...
... iutprovod by the exhibitors. the best hop-pressing machine (in cloth), tor the home market Wm. Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded the prize, for his Kent pattern hop-pressing machine. lions, the first prize of 10/., for the best -ample of Golding hops, has ...
... parish from fact of his being apprenticed Chelsea to Hirer Thames waterman. From the centenarian's statement, was born at Maidstone. In Kent, on the Ist January, 1757. He married in 2780. but bis honeymoon waa luckless one, for on the very day on which bad ...
... la prospect* ganeraUr. The bulneti doing i* very moderate, bat price* wttboat change. Quotation*tlldand Halt Kent*, jU l£*. to M Ida. Weald Kent*. £S 6*. to £4: Soiaex, £2 to £S Ua. Farnbam*. 10*. to £8; Country, £3lB*. to To£' Bavarians. to £3 10*.; Belgian* ...
... il &C. Pitting' Slump . TREATISE on the form* he read by everyone on entering life.' Puhlieher. 3, Charles-etreet, Ilallou Golden, London BEAUTIFUL HAIK, V.'HISKEIiS, EVEBU 'VS, the oil Nhigbl eceatcd. and most lion dcfindld l ' ; beautify kcre.&o., also ...
... uf ostrich feathers. On her bosom was diminutive with golden stales, beneath which flowed a light tunic of the purest India muslin, embroidered ; and her beautiful arms were encircled with golden bracelets,enriched b' uniquecmnros belonging to the house ...
... blow tlte top of your head off. Von? affectionate .—ruder the circumstances. It would be better If Dearest ■* were to the boots go, and discontinue his visit*. The exploit* of the Confederate team or Alabama are marvellous, and may well excite the ire ...
... pantomime. Welsh “Boll.”—At recent examination of the children at Swansea the question was asked why the Children of Israel made golden calf and worshipped it after they had been forbidden such idolatry Moses. A precocious little fellow sharply answered, “ Because ...
... heretofore, tne payment of the poor-rate need not have been made the nersm assessed himself, but the payment an authorised Kent acting forhim would have beensuindeut: notwithstanding the provisions this Act, the rate may paid any other person behalf of ...
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... first introduced into the country, people cried out, and wailed over what they called ‘‘the picturesque,” lamenting as if the Golden A {re had indeed gone from off the earth—it Lad never been missed before and declared that with the stage coaches went all ...