... annual hop-pickers’ Sunday fair took place Farleigh, near Maidstone, and crowds of people went from the country town and surrounding district witness the sights. Farleigh is the very centre of the Kent hop fields, and thousands of “strangers” from the East ...

... away the clothing belonging to the captain, mate, and men. The former lost l.j dozen shirts, 7 pair of trousers, 2 pair of boots, coats, 5 pair of drawers, 5 semits, and other articles, leaving him nothing but what he had on his back. Saturday, a mart ...

... central sentiment of the poem. ■ And let the fair peacemaker ' happy havens under all the sky. ' And mix the seasons and the golden hours.' Around Which the music seemed to linger and Hoat till summoned bear the strength of the grand concluding lines.' ...

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... passed along the broad central walk to my miad was a vision of The Isaw a group on the lawn before the Palace, which Duchess of Kent and her daughter, whose years then Bumbered nine, are breakfasting in the open air— & siogle page attending on them at a tance ...

... bit appeal a higher tribunal. J A lad named Orchardson, belonging to Leith* and who was employed as au apprentice plumber at Golden Aore, was yesterday drownea the East breakwater, Gran ton. The lad, who was bathiug, took cramp, and before assistance could ...

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