... er of gooJ*. CtitiOb, John. O'et Kanu, form badld. T ttc. Robert, Orcemray, .Middles- i, corn sale-man. Smith, Timothy, Maidstone, journeyman pDslcrci. Haulm;-, Wii.am. Leinou. siuiiuU, baker, anmlo, D.. JVesunoreland-street, Pimlico, l-uddu. Wauoo, Wm ...

... income of the re-idue of ids pe ratan, lee life, in addition to au anunity alraly to her to the Wert Kent Iloapitat, the &Lie 11..spitisi, Maidstone, 1::),) eat there are in.ny other bequest* and epeeitic Chilston-pa , k and the milder of LA petty tert ...

... dinners. Parties catered foe. C.T.O Quarters. Home comfort& Moderate obarra , -- BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS PASCOI.Ct Co., P, Market three', Agents for the oelebated X Boots and Shoe*. • W H. Mous (Goveri;m - enie . ou — t - rac - tor), Alfred House Falmouth ...

... for the antique coach in which the Duchess of Kent rode the coronation of Queen Victoria. It is true that the royal coach was the worse for wear, but it bore the royal coat of arms on the door, and had golden crowns on the panels. “ Old ? ” said the cherry ...

... Rona' telegraphs that the hips Leander and Peeorder have reterned but without ▪ t id in gs of the aliening genboat Wasp. (Kent) Local Board have decided to purchase • meadow over ten acres in extent for £l,lOO. intend utilising it for • recreation ground ...

... hand, the hyacinth, being of the eyaaie series, a yellow hyacinth will not occur.” When, however, delphinium cardinals, with golden yellow in the petals, came from CaUfornis, and yellow hyacinths bad probably been teen Dr. before 1858, be we* obliged to ...

... baronetcy, with a good deal of property in the Welsh colliery districts, and fine estates in Sussex and Kent, and a good rent roll in the city to boot. When Lord Henry came in for the title on the death of his father—as fine an old English gentlemen as ...

... with his bemelaetor's daughter, aged 17. One of the members of the London School Board is in Vienna studying the Austrian &boot rates. aad the mailer it which dog are attack at plearisy from which the Mug of Poetagal haa recently angering to render it ...

... 7| par cent.; Southwark and Vaoxhall. 8 and 9 per cent.; West Middlesex, 10} and par cent.; East London, 7| and 7 per cent.; Kent, 10 and 10 par cant.; and fill 18s. fid. and fill 18*. Sd. par cent. In December, 1887, the estimated grass value of the total ...

... gentlemen I manes other interesting particulars , but ow pe space preefuees us from giving more than the aboreJ on the of Maidstone, in front of the ddib'e,__reselable Bonny Bessie Lee in having faces fulled and can look in the face of their with ...

... may bn obtained ; highly coloured shoots do not strike no freely green ones, which, afterwards, become coloured. Seeds of Golden Feverfew should now be sown in a hot-bed ; last year’s cared plants are rare ran * during the rammer, therefore, this plant ...

... poor in the hospital during an epidt mic of typhoid fever two years ago. A Canterbury curreepondent says that several East Kent farms, after being vacant a long time have been let at a great reduction of rent. One has been taken for 3:350 iuste,ad of ...