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... Pembury, Kent, gentleman Jarrett, Edmund, Aylesbury. grocer Jenkins, Jane, Mahlatone, widow, 8. DIIMI, and .1. S. Cobb Jenkins, Rev. Jenkin, Ashby, Ledger, Rugby icon- r, Mary Anne, Holinighourne, Kent, widow Jeuner, Philadelphia, Ayleaford, Kent, spinster ...
... Prince wearing the Golden Fleeeoe, being present. THE KENT AND SUSSEX AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS. Almost simultaneously with the departure last week of a large number of aggrieved agricultural labourers, their wives and families belonging to Kent and Sussex, for ...
... strawberry syrup put up in tins, aa golden ayrup is sold. The worst golden it ite uncertainty, until the tin baa bean opened it ia impossible to forecast the eomtenta, whether it will bo the real thing,of beautiful golden yellow, useful for boiled pastry ...
... Wbader la offering the boot «3m fortaonoy ehapo of description of Coal. Coala from 6d. par Too.-Spatial tjuotalk.ua to aaddaatara. • ■ NEW LAID EGGS for Winter Siorinff.-fta. Uuadral.—Uigbßald Uoaaa. Old-raad. CfmNGS OF GOLDEN WTANDOTTES, Silw iaotoo ...
... wos one of the speakers. THE REPRESENTATION OF MID KENT. At a gathering of the Conservatives of Mid-Kent held at Maidstone yesterday. Viscount Holmesdale, has represented one of the divisions of Kent Parlia* ment upwards of twenty years, announced his ...
... could desire to see. Kent in August is beautiful, the forests of hope which clothe the sides of the hills and spread down the tortuous valleys then approaching their prime, while the far-siretehing orchards sparkle with red and golden fruit. In October the ...
... Queen-her Majesty expresses a great wvish to have Bnck~ingham House for her Palace-de- sires that the servants of the late Duke Of Kent, or those in service of Prince Leopold, may he employed fior her in preference to any others-in the event oif the refusal of ...
... worst characters during the time they have been in the army. Gatcr, one of the prisoners, was tried at the last assizes at Maidstone on a charge of having set fire to a wheats tack on the farm of Mr. Gilbert, Chatham-hill, but was acquitted by the juty from ...
... properoy an through It,. Agency. I,rn, Lein, mid Actident Insur some elected._ LIST OF FIXTURES. April lith • • • Property - Golden May 10.1 - - Furniture - Ounantutiorial Hell • CargSM, tr. OP SALE -- THE SALk* 1 ./11 26, 27, & , 5, STREET, ST. Cl ZS NOW ...
... Patereham only Janurjr cold known in England since two degrees. Thte t Schuckburj'e, in Pack-atreet, 1798, when 1«m “* = ,r Maidstone eleven or twelve was two degree, bel °* recot in this country. At degrees below zero th main-pipes, which this time people ...
... MeNeill, Loveland, Dacre. A. Smith, Shaw, Kent, T. H. Waters, and Gibbs. Mr. Gas Hunter, who is quite an acquisition at social gatherings of the kind, accompanied the singing on the piano with much acceptance. “ GoLDEN Harr AND THE Tißee BEARS.— | As briefly ...
... must shut up shop. Ensign Churchill withdraws his custom from me. Hoby was bootmaker to the Duke of Kent. Calling on his Royal Highness to try on some boots, the news arrived Lord Wellington’s great victory over the French armv at Vittoria. The Duke was ...