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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. • - - Sandal ed tits Doily Now. Moon, near Maidstone. Wee She following amount rd*. bop le - - - I should like — well to he • bop-fanner of Kent this year. The mask presperoos. loading gentlemen I meet on the pavement cd Maids** ...
... county. together with the boroughs of Hertford and St. Albans), and Kent (the county and the boroughs of Fat ersham, Queenborough, Canterbury, Chatham, Dover, Folkestone, Graveeend, Maidstone, Margate, Ramsgate. Rochester. and Tunhridee • is it that • woman ...
... the future wellbctng of others, should this valuable guide.”— Meath Herald. “It ousrht to placed the hands of every youth.”— Kent Observer. This book satisfactorily proves, that certain knowledge may he popularised with safety.— Agriculturist. Calculated ...
... very short .me l am happy to say. her rough was entirely cured, and site is now slrnost well ever. e'nsVFU Mr, Woolley, Maidstone. D - ol ...
... having used the second box. I am, Sir, yours faithfully, T. Forster Ker. To the Proprietor of Woolley’s Pectoral Candy, Maidstone, Grasmere School, Dec. 4, 1853. Dear Sir—l have great pleasure in adding testimony the efficacy of Woolley’s Pectoral Candy ...
... li.n pleasure in submitting the following satisfactory tcstiuiooials selected from a arreat many. ilollingbouroe. near Maidstone, March 7lh, 1817. erreat pleasure in bearing testimony to the efticucy of your invaluable ointment for the Foot f-»t !f» ...
... Copy of a Letter from Mr. Walham Bootes, Carpenter, me dicine, an outcast, doomed to sorrow, suffering, and * 230C4 317 2G53 8 3713 4 Maidstone. earlv death, is made sensible of the powers of science, and - - Maidstone, Aug. 7,1832. becomes again the happy ...
... was created the op- ! were Lord John BcresCord, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark byte, pcarancc at intervals of characters in fancy, and in some in- Captain Lumley, Captain Lewis Bo ard ', Mr. Maidstone, and stances,rather grotesque eostmne. There were sable clad ...
... edification and improvement of ali the faitbful.-CLARE Journal. ' ...
... old and ancient buildings, as well as the most lovely views in Kent. here, late one lovely summers evening, the sun was disappearing behind the hills, crimsoning the valley with its golden beams, that gentleman arrived by the Telegraph coach from London ...
... assistance remained unealled for. Fusilier.; said Alicia; yes, that's Ow right name. From the morning Ow shy, blue-eyed, golden- But, you said 'yule.; you mid. It ain't 'yeas,' it haired little Hitt, Damon stood behind the marred 'yis.' If I say 'rim' ...
... neat little Arthur P.ivis, patting his horse the neck and sides, sod ndniiring himself at the same time; hut his breeches and boots are really good. Watch Bam Cbifney minutely, but first foremost hi* seat in his saddle ——“ lacurpscd and demi-natured Wilh ...