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... Cultivation Roots. Professor Wrightson recently read tbe following pat Tbe Cultivation of Boots )>efore Maidstone Fanners' Club. ■ He said that root cultivation it was slays better to bear one principle at least, in mind, and that was that it should ...
... in family; nursemaid kept.—Address H. F., Office. 4286 c . and be a pood workman, and steady.—Apjly W. J Peterborough. c t BOOTS WANTED, at once.—Apply to Great Northern Hotel, Lincoln. 24G7 about 11 years of age, WANTEDT^AppIy L'irning Post Office, Nottingham ...
... AUCTION, by Mr, WRIGHT 2:5, WANTS SITUATION, as CORRE- 2oi d, ET f T Market ELAG STICKS from 6d each NOTTINGHAM. GOOD AND CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE 0f June 1 878, at Five for Six the ' CONSULTATIONS FREE. ESTABLISHMENTS All .1?' +1 ,1 l a little French. penman. ...
... Grove 4., Belvedere, Kent, out of business. T., C urdiff, grocer. Piper J. J. S., Swansea, out of business. Kinsey H., Swansea, engineer. nds E., near Bridgend, Glamorgan, inz- keeper and tailor. John M., Pentre Glamorgan, boot and shee maker. Wo d@A ...
... Camden's time had taken the name of the Piddle, a name it mostly maintains. In the same county we find a river Tarrent, and in Kent we find another of the name of Darent, and it is the light given by the names of these rivers that we must reflect upon our ...
... of May banks, Rudgwick, Sussex, Bival:i2nd, Charles Whitehead, of BnrniiiiK Honse, Maidstone, Kent, Cherry Jam; 3rd, Thomas B. Lansdell.of Lamberhurst. Hawkhnr t, Kent, Daisy. Class H9.—Yearling heifer, above one and not- exceeding two years old : lst ...
... of Mr. Bury, boot and shoe manufacturer. The female prisoner was apprehended by P.c. St. John-street, on the previous day, when s ie had a pair of hoots in her possession which prosecutor identiried. She said she bought the bo ts in Kent, and h id another ...
... Oats—Queen of the oa inella (1862) 4 by Oats .. yg St )by King Tom—Flax WE Chesnut colt by Blair Athol or George Fred Rose of Kent (1859) by Kingston -England’s covered Dy Wild -Reine Chesnut coit by Blue Gown- Scotch Keel (187+) by Scottish Chief, og dam ...
... general distr.ct rate of 2s. Id. pound was sealed. —Cod liver oil, Boots' extra quality, pronounced perfectly pure by the Borough Analyst; ounces lor i-d., sixteen for Is. 3d., at Boots' Modicine Stores, 16, Gorse-gate. fAdvt.J —Scotch larnhs' wool and ...
... carrots and turnips, i.. per hunch.: rhubarb, 4 ...
... merchant and metal broker. SEXTON J„ Strangeways, Manchester, boot manager and dealer. CRL'NDLH F. J.. Acton, Middlesex, cheesemonger and poulterer. WALTON Harmer-villas, Forest Hill, Kent, gentleman. GRKPE at. Plymouth, gentleman. SHIPPAM ~ StockweU-gate ...
... Notts, v. Sussex. 25—Maidstone, Kuirey v. Kent. 25—Sheffield, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire. 27 Lords, Rugby v. Marylebone. 28— Nottingham, Notts, v. Gloucestershire. 28— Liverpool, Yorkshire v. Lancashire. 23—Maidstone, Sussex v. Kent. Lords, M.C.C. and ...