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... Inch went Skids own house of entertainment. The gentry to the King's Head, The nobles to the Crown. The knights; unto the Golden Fleece, And trt the Plough the clown; The cleric the Mitre. The shepherds' to their Stara. The gardener hi , a him to the ...
... band-iron the clothe.’ Mr.ei.rtna What a bun biro Kent ia jnet now. Xhooaanda m member . local theatneal company. of bop-pickua an toiling aaaid the known binre whateror are cart her upon eatherinz ia the golden harvest. ttewon her chsrscter. from Uierailwaysiui ...
... tlour factor. —O. and F Jury. Maidstone. Kent, tailors— ...
... cleared toe tot away and grew In their place healthy new skin. Mrs. Ooodohlld who the tarmer’a wife at New Bouse Farm, Wroth am, Kent, gave this startling story to reporter;— About eight yean ago, when living near Gravesend, a email pimple with a white bead ...
... prevailed for of the last rroarth,without improrement in values. East Rent paid. 6a. 6a. 6a. tnga 0 toll 11 Hid Kent 2 Oteli 14 WeakTof Kent Blb 10 }|Baanas 710 0 Wore eater* 0 001 and country 12 0 0 041 Bavarian, now 0 0 0 CATTLE ...
... mushrooms. Bauslactory Keasou.—Mr. Alexander, the architect of several fine buildings in the county of Kent, was under cross-examination at Maidstone, Serjeant (afterwards Baron) Garrow, who wished detract from the weight of his testimony. Yon are a builder ...
... THE FARMER’S COLUMN. Tin Boot Crof.— At lut Um protpecla the root crop Preferwr WrichtMa in Um AffrinUturd GcietU) treoiblo in tie balance. Another forlni|tht of dr; weather, aud tboravill bet little hope of or turnipa. Early tnrnips are indeed already ...
... Natal; Canter* Ist bat. Burk (4i#th), Gib* bury raltar; Beading Tth 11 a.‘Bars, Aldershot Ist hst B.W. Kent (50th), Bth, M. cmt; Canterbury Cypas; Maidstone Lancers, Umballa; Can- Ist bat. S. York. B. (51st), terbury Bareilly; Pontefract 10th Hussars, SLorncliffe ...
... which the Liberal party has Dilute up its mind, it is that we shall not manlier, for any party exigencies of the hour, that golden thread amity and good will which the unfortunate people of Ireland to the stows, generous, and just people of England. When ...
... waist, aad enormous riding-boots, “ Pardon me,” said majestically, “ for appearing la my working costume. I can nothing if I not dratted la this manner. Half ideas live ia tbit helmet, and the other half are lodged in my boots. Tha latter an Indispensable ...
... rough passage Geol. Several Members of Parliament have already from Boston. • taken their seats time. A fine specimen of the golden 'sale has just beam • se mr. ssavendish-Bentiask, N.P., let the Kenilworth killed at Bag-hot by one of her Mejesty's keepers ...
... Joseph Arch represents 10,000 agricultural labourers, belonging to the Nation il Union, and Mr. C. Beale, Maidstone, 10,000 members ot the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union. ...