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... HEMPSALLS GOLDEN. At this time of the year, your lawn and garden are n DANGER ‘uw'tbn now could mean poor results next Spring, so mmediate dressing with HEMPSALL'S GOLDEN FERTILISERS s a vital part of your current gardening programme. 4empsall’'s Golden is the ...
... Cranbrook fall as Andy puts in the boot for Worthing WORTHING Rugby Club inflicted a shock defeat on West Kent's promotion-seeking Cranbrook in an exciting London League. Three South-East vame on Saturday . Unbeaten in three seasons anbrook were confident ...
... SECOND DAY’S RESULTS AT THE KENT SHOW Mr. HUGH N. HALDIN. of Hinxhlll. Ashford, won his own perpetual trophy for the best hunter, with The Wise Man, & seyen-year-old bay gelding, on the second day of the Kent County Show last week. Beoerve was Lady N ...
... Street, Maidstone. TO THE OCCUPIERS OF LAND WITHIN THE LEVEL OP WALLA ND MARSH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Meeting of Her Majesty’s Justices and Commissioners of Sewers, for the Level of Walland Marsh and Eldertons Inings, in the counties of Kent and Sußßex ...
... Supreme awards for Sussex cow at Kent show UPREME over all the cattle, both beef and dairy, at the Kent County Show at Detling, near Maidstone, last week was the magnificent Sussex cow Deedstone Prebble, wed and shown by Lord and Lady Fitzwalter, of ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. needlework, all of them ng prizes 1n one these deg;er:mentl. ?M honey exhibited by | The business of this Assize was commenced Mr. E. Bearsby well deserved the prize be- |4 Maidgtone on Tuesday last, the commission stowed on it, although ...
... SURREY v. KENT The decided advantage which Surrey gained over their rivals the Oval on Monday, was fully maintained on the following day. At the drawing of stamps on the previons evening each side had completed innings, and Kent, who were 78 runs behind ...
... WEST KENT ELECTOK April 6, 1859. WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Lent Quarter .Seeaiune for the Weeterr. Diriaion of the county commenced on Tburwlay, the 7tb ln»t.. the Right Him the the Riirbt H(*o. the Lord Lieut. (\ uo.uiii HrdneTk J ('leputy chairman) ...
... KENT sum= wimps The essuission for the Anises was opened on Monday, by Mr Justice Blackburn. His lordship arived at 4.40 by South Beaters Railway, and was received by the High Sheriff (F. Philips, Esq., of Lee Priory, Ickliaea), Henry Leigh Pemberton ...
... To Boot and Shoemakers. WANTED, A MAN FOR REPAIRING AND ORDER SIZE WORK—Apply to R. Boot Maker, Fletching, Uckfield. Photographic Lessons. FIRST-CLASS COLOURING, RE-TOUCHING, and FINISHING. A courae of six lessons, la. —Apply, by letter, to M.8., Chronicle ...
... BLACK3MITBS. WANTED, good DOORMAN, bandy fire; f mall jobs. Good if suitable. —F. CHATFIELD, Lark field, near Maidstone, Kent. COWMAN.— WANTED, a married Man COWMAN, with *on about 15 preferred, one who thoroughly understands cattle; good wages, cottage ...
... family. l',nw.bny kent -- Apply Stn. Cooke, Bartdale, Waterden-ruad, Uutld• toed. MAID wanted. Small family. Id Rome outioga.—Mrs. 81), sa, LAWS nal.. Brigla. too. 0041BAL MAID waatcd. p.lerred. to- mall coatitry d,lp given. Mau for boot r. kaiser. r. Wad ...