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... of foreien hops have bee! For all descriptions the trade has been firm, and p’ been well maintained. Mid and East Kents, £ Weald of Kents, £6 to £8 ; Sussex, £5 128. to £7; £6 10a. to £10 108. ; French £5 Ss to £7; American: £6 Yearlings, £2 to £4 48. ...
... the | singing continued, one well-known hymn following another, **There’s a friend for little children,” ‘ Fair waved the golden corn,” and ‘‘Gracious Saviour, gentle Shepherd, after which the Rector spoke to the children. He said what they had been doing ...
... to do with French civili- | diate use. Sow parsley, endive, and turnips. P y mar- sation? He won't wear hats, or coats, or boots. He | out celery, and water dantly ; if convenient, st week | cats with his fingers. He has his cafes chantants: | the trencl ...
... superintendent engineer, ex- pressed his pleasure at being present at the meeting, , and hoped they would all be present at the golden wedding. Mr. Grist returned thanks for the handsome | present given to him, and for the good wishes expressed by so many friends ...
... the rate of for every additional 2oz. I ' Lettei —Fee, 2d, ; the * must l>e 9.20 7.0 fCopyrtffAt.J WAYWARD WOMAN. MRS. JOHN KENT SPENDER, Authoress of Her Brother’s Keeper,” “Mr. Nobody,” “ Parted Lives,” Both in the Wrong,” “ Her Own Fault,” &c., &c. ...
... TATTERSALL —Mospay. Derny. 2 agst. lot (taken). — Lord EF. Russell's Sting. 1 —— Lord Maidstone’s Tom Tullock. 1 General Shrubrick’s Spithead. 1 —— Colonel Anson's >. 1 — Mr. Ramsay's Im (taken). 1—— Mr. Wa s Vial of Hampton colt (taken) 1 —— Lord Eg ...
... Radio 2 programme. Altßoult-vears during and just &Y™ Sunday evening with x l‘gn;’o(. B(;:l .lk,ord Snmowdon) ,5. Cricket: Kent v Norhn opening stand of 21 but Monday, December 23 and TAT R S bBN e (7] v L Banbury and District ,fier the war her vocal ...
... place, it is considered desirable | The General Committe of Electors have fixed Monday, the 2h of Jane, for the trial of the Maidstone and Sunderland petitions, and Tuesday, the 30th of June, for the trial of Oxford, Tewkesbury, and Bury petitions, The petition ...
... frosts, Friday nig of the season. The weather is Ip invaders were com of a troop of West Kent days or & fortni ght. eno wetorm the correspond- Yoomau Cavalry, the Kent Artillery Volunteers, succession to those sown some time ago, and which curwusly similar ...
... NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA. Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone,. Kent Co., says The seoond bottle of 81 JioobsOflbaa cored of neuralgia of two years* standing.** Mr. master, British Schools ...
... member of the jury which sat on the body of Francis Saville Kent, and other witnesses, and go to show that the office of the coroner was imperfectly fulfilled; that upon the coroner going to Mr. Kent’s house, and desiring the jury to follow him, several were ...
... ASORTMENT of (Opposite tlel 1-ion ote _____ 7 ffl 10 0.12 7o| •• .. of sailing from Liverpool, fares, Ac., and passage HOME-MADE BOOTS & SHOES will be found QT&TIONPPV Shrewsbury.. .. 0 .. *0 10 10 45 955]8 15 1 .. tained in some of the finest vessels.-Dy paying ...