... —•Tuesdat, Feb. 15. W. Tjrbs, Ketton, Rutlandshire, |>:vrchraent and leather mane* icturer. J. Kxorr, Maidstone, Kent, draper. J. W, Sleog, fltrood. Kent, builder. .1. C. and C. Davis. Minories, foreipn importers T. Rattrat, Commercial-road. Fast. Middlesex ...

... —G. Jury and P. Jury. Maidstone, Kant, tailors.—G. M Glaaa, ecu, Brandon-strec*, Walworth, chemist —A. Hanniball. Great I’ortland-strcet, boot maker.—J. Evonnett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer —E, W. Worman, Charlton, Kent, widow.—T. Griffiths, P ...

... Prince Ed*ard*B Island, merchants. W. P. Waqhobn, Westerham, Kent, grocer. A. S. Austen, Mortimer ‘reet, Cavendish.square, ship broker. W. S. Wells, Hertford, —tcher. T. Tompso •, Maidstone, bnilder. J. Hayward, Warwick and Milverton, Warwickshire, miller ...

... absolute ever since. Teetotal Cuejustry. —Great absorbents are small reflectors. Odd Boot.— ltaly has often been compared to Boot; but, what is still more odd, it is a Boot that is not without its Slang Looking Up. —As a sample of bow slang is gradually ...

... said Dr. Barton, to an altitude of 2000 ft., and were soon enjoying a magnificent view of Sevenoaks and Maidstone Valley. Plowing over Maidstone we descended near the beautiful Leeds Castle, and dropped the first beg of mails. Ascending again we passed ...

... NEWS IN BRIEF. In MaWiese% apple orchards the trecs aro bearing both fruit and blossom. Hawkburst (Kent) is to its ancient manual tire engine. A memorial erected by Belgian aviators to airman Guynciner, was unveiled at Poet:apelle, near Ylircs. A cake ...

... Tower-hill, tobacconist. —J. E. Prior, Eden-place, Old Kent-road, c?heesemongcr.—J. High-street, Battersea, colour grinder.—J. Anderson, Church-street, Hackney, oilman. —J. Overage, Shcrrard - street, Golden - square, general dealer. J. How?, Brentwood. Essex ...

... avdsnoed 10s to 16s beyond last week's prios. The latest prices at the Bcrongh Market are Mid, and East Kents, 180s., 196 a,, 2205; Weald of Kents, 147 a, 1355., 135s ; and Sussex, 1355., 145 a, and 155e. Pnovisions.—Every article except Batter remains ...

... opping, render inf extraction seldom necessary. Sold all chemists IJd. per packet, or post free for stamps, J. R. Cooper, Maidstone.—Adyt. 4, 1862. alette. . BaU*P«CTSI, TctKDAY, Jan 28. Chaundry, J. O. and H., catUc dealer. Drown, Aaron, West Sheftord ...

... and Co., 5, Ingram-court, fen church-street London, £.C‘ THE HOP HARVEST KENT. FEET-WIPING A correspondent of the Daily b ics Rives the following description of hop-picking in Kent, and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices The walk was right ...

... complexion was set off by • moon-shaped patch near her lower lip, and on the table beside her lay a parasol. Although this was Kent, and five miles from a town, Miss Eulalie was fashionable in her appointments, her hair was decidedly la mode, and her gown ...

... pairs of bouts from boot-muker in the Opera Colonnade, aud told tho tradesman to send home for every pair of boots two pairs boot-trees. Had his orders been executed to the letter would have received somewhere about 40 pairs sf boot-trees. When the bootmaker ...