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... Holm” .. (Prom London) FOR QUEENSLAND. (ran MUMS Or MAD. MIMI POUNDS). LIGHT BRIGADE. (From Landau)..^.••.• lloth Jae. GOLDEN DREAM, from Liverpool 10th Feb., Cork 16th J. Marna, Commander, Pasoan who hold Purge Warrants or Bounty Tickets. will please ...
... the North Clay hop plantations, but for more southern and foreign growths. has been held during the past week. %sk i ew n Mid-Kent, Sasses. Farnham, and Worcester hope has been very brisk, sod trade wan never kncwn to be better, purchasers attending from ...
... hop plantation be in the Bret named nix counties, and of these Kent (where hope were first grown is England) has by far the largest average In 1877 there wen 45,984 nom of bop laud in Kent, es against 44.75.5 in 1876; 3uuen has 11,057 sores, Hereforlehire ...
... Hader, of It whurst, Sussex ; the second (22) to Mr Cook's dryer, of Headcorn, East Kent ; the third (.41) to George Strai g ht , dryer to Mr Thos. Heritage, Mean, Kent. One more market will about clam out the steak 1871 with us. The judges of managemeat ...
... comrauoloation, not only with Tunbridge Wells, but also with Woolwich, Chatham, Rochester, Maidstone, fievenosks, and other places of importance In the county of Kent, besides :airing the advantage of termini at Charing Craw and Cannon-street, which by no ...
... CRICKET. SU @REY v. KENT. The match between them omit:dim commenced et Kennington Oval on Monday. Kent took the lowa to meet Elootberton and Barrett bowling. The inclose closed for 211. Lord Harris played an admirable 61•111111 (18 681 and mime gond defensi•e ...
... pair of old boots standing on the door by the counter. The boots produced, being those she lost, were worth St., and immediately she loat them she gave information t f the police. By prisoner—l did not see Mrs Diprose hand • pair of boots to you. She ...
... unarm. menegsr to Kr lidssidds, pawnbroker of Maidstone. said that on the let of April the prisoner the watch protoaed for shillings, and af . erwerda, for two or three days, he uw the prisoner loitering *boot the ewer! Polwawerneant Okill slid apprebendad ...
... a pair of boots, of the value of its., the property of the guardians of the Tonbridge Union, on the 25th Jan. It appeared that en leaving the union house, on the 28th, with his wife and six children, the prisoner took away with him the boots, which he ...
... Mrs Ann, Laurel Villas, Clyde road, Upper Ad. of William Hammond discombe road, Croydon. widow Hammond, Horace John, Eltham, Kent. laK, fan., Hower Mm Jane, Burwell, near Newmarket, widow Hammond, H. 1, and 'hamlet, Chapel Eltii.ou.Kot,Bl., Fin J d, obs ...
... competition was the bane of every enterprise—that trade, ion, which he believed would continue to gs,ur golden Immure into their pockets in return fur the golden fruits of the earn which they sent to the borough markets (hear, hear, and chefs). He was pleased ...
... particularly adapted for Wheat, Barley, Oats, Beans, Pen, Bye, Grass, and Boots , while a uniformly fi ne and dry condition is secured. This Manure has grown the healthiest and beat HOPS in Kent and Sussex. Sea Analysis and Reports by Professor Vostatan. Analytical ...