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... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Corromendent of the Daily Seim writing from Dimon, roar alaidetone, gives the following interesting account of the Lop herevat in Keut — I should like well to he a hop farmer of Kent this year, The genial, proaper ...
... temporary insanity. TIIE GOLDEN SQUARE TRAGEDY. RESUMED INQUEST. On Monday Mr. Bedford resumed at St. Workhouse, Peland-street, London, the inquiry respecting the death of the two unknown persona who were found dead at No. 18, Golden-square. Mr. Superintendent ...
... camp who ins a pair of boot-trees. When lam gone you may have them. The magistrate was very grateful. The neat day he went into the sick• room softly, believing that his friend was dying or • dead, and took possession of the boot-tree.; but before he could ...
... and love for literature. The former she declared would make them efficient wives, and the latter would provide them with the golden key which leads on to fortune never to be exhausted. The school, declared the speaker, actually making them equal to their ...
... and of making a journey from See Francisco to New York on all fours. he the lapse of ages has deprived them of the ancestral boot, they are to Mee their bands and knees shod with pneumatic =bit* will protect them from the stone and that they may meet with ...
... -Kentish farmers, who wrest their daily bread from the earth, and whose harvesttime is the season of cherries, .hops, and golden corn. The Briges's farn-house was an sntique structure of ‘rag-stone, balf buried in trees, with huge, wide-throated chimneys ...
... WORK of every description. Write for opf -- with Priell Tea wißb to IN. KENT FRUIT TREES (true to name). 800 ?MIT Lagos 0i Slieti. UniARITRATED SIX mins °weak sinrre.ab & ROYAL MAIDSTONE. 1110 LADIES.—The greetegt discovery of the 15th century Our oel.korated ...
... la rid of the ticks. -- The people of Maidstone are greatly interested (observes the Morning Advertiser) at the present tine in the somewhat remarkable will of the late Mr. Samuel Bentlif, for many years a boot. manufacturer of the town, who died a few ...
... RECONDMONED BRITISH ARMY and R.A.F. ROOTS. 10/- Pair. ideal for Factory, Civil Defence, and Farm Workers. NIEN'S CIVILIAN BOOTS; newly moh.d and heeled: 7/6 and 10/- Pair. MEN'S SHOES; newly soled and heeled; IV-, 7/8 Pair. Packing and postage 1/- extra ...
... C. ris nun y, vE Redcar and Coathaaa Laundry, Open daily from 7am to 9 p.m. Sunday .. By DEAN FARRAR, 'annuli Street, off D KENT FRUIT TREES (true to name) uralas Street. 8 a.m. to to a.m. Money Order Business son FINEST VAIIITIMA. Will it wiled ,to III: ...
... played an exciting match at Sough, which rmulted in a tie of three goals each. Sittingbourne easily beat Maidstone by five goals to none at Maidstone. St. Albans won an excellent match against Maidenhead by two goals to one at St. Albans. Bristol St. George's ...
... a tour of readings, but for various reasons las gave up the lake, Issid taunted resumed journalistic work. If *The of the Golden create the inters.st iii the United Statcs that he anticipatts, intends at. ass the Atlantic and try his hick on the rostrum ...