... varied quite From North and South and East and West find Wonders on wonders to attract mankind. THC ROYAL NURSERIES, MAIDSTONE, KENT. GEORGE BUXYARI) & CO. Are now Booking Orders for early Delivery of the very Bent ...

... LAKE’S FALMOUTH PACKET CORNWALL ADVERTISER. THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPINQ correspondent of the Daily News gives the fol* lowing description hop*picking in Kent, and the | feet-wiping performance practised upon novices : The walk was right pleasant ...

... SENTENCED TO DEATH. At the Maidstone Assizes, Moore, forty-two, labourer, has been charged upon an indictment and also in the c..roncr's inquisition, with the wilful murder of his Mary Anne Moore. Liron Ond Mr. Deering conducting the prosecution I the ...

... trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquess were Lord John Beresford. Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumley, Captain Lewi* Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. JJeresford—and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles ...

... the northern side ran up Shoeburyness, and on the southern to the Isle of Sheppey, taking in Maidstone and the Militia and Volunteers attached the West Kent Regiment, well all the regulars and batteries on the water approach to London and at the great ...

... of Mr. Kent as he entered his office nine PreciselY, and it the stool in front of bi s desk. He placed t on one aide, and opened instead a letter lying not far from It, and bearing the s mne post-mark— Redfern Bottom. The epistle ran thus : KENT,—YOU ...

... £1000; City Lands Committee, £2OO. Loud Mauris, few days ago, intimated to the labourers employed on his estates near Maidstone, Kent, Uiat be was willing to let to them at very small rents portions of land now under cultivation for fruit, on the conditions ...

... Ooodenough assumed command of the Uaid•tone force on Monday morning bad under hi* command the local troop of West Kent Yeomanry, the 3rd Kent Artillery Volunteer* with eight Ibpounders, battery of six machine gun* commanded by Captain Dunfee, strong detachment ...

... J. P, Websier, Clarmce▼illas, ton. and Qaeen-strcct, CJrapslde. men ant—Ami Pctlicrick. Cjangate, Tdhhbe;li.—J. Kehdal', Kent-road commission agent.—!l. Tlirapstaoe, Northamptonshire fiahmnnger.—J. J Houghton. Lpwer-slrect. Sr. Lukes'* tool manuf ctorer ...

... it. m bury Ist hit. B-rk K. (UHh), Hussars, Aldershot Egypt» Bth, Meerut; Canterbury let bat U.W. Kent R. (50th), Lancers, Umballa; Can- ►g>pt; Maidstone terbury Ist lot. t>. Yoik. K. (s!et), Hussars, Shorncliffe big Pontefract llth, (Ballin oli'g) bat ...

... his esenpe. It ajipears the prisoner, who had been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed by an officer in a third-clam carriage of a passenger train from Maidstone Tunbridge. Soon after the train left the prisoner succeeded in jumping out ...

... er of gooJ*. CtitiOb, John. O'et Kanu, form badld. T ttc. Robert, Orcemray, .Middles- i, corn sale-man. Smith, Timothy, Maidstone, journeyman pDslcrci. Haulm;-, Wii.am. Leinou. siuiiuU, baker, anmlo, D.. JVesunoreland-street, Pimlico, l-uddu. Wauoo, Wm ...