... place was that the former is in hurt , y the latter in Kent, and that he wished to avolo goiug to lioreenionger-lane ii sol, Surrey, as he would much preferred Maidstone, the count) gaol of Kent. friends, however, ascertained that the change of repidencs ...

... Another lady, entirely in black was more prominently seen than many whose dresses were more varied. Mrs. Howard Brook as a golden butterfly, was also a striking figure, the predominance of yellow in her dress being not un- suitable. A lady with a large ...

... Frampton (£21); second ditto (£15); commended, ditto (£15); unsun Mr. W. Saunders (£100), and Mrs. Cooper (finsmens of white booted). Class X.—COCHIN CHINA. White, black, mottled, hatched in the Isle of :i,t in 1853. Two competitors; but specimens not deemed ...

... marriage was eoUmnt—d Mr. O. a. Morris, aid—t son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Morris, of Bedhiil Farm, Wroxall. and Mi- Ma Wt.gbt, Maidstone. The officiating were the Bare. J. Pege and E. Jenhiet. The was atiooded by Mi— JLafee Morris, sister or | audagroe—, and ...

... Niedwegston, shortened intoMedston,and now,according to the spelling of modern scribes, Maidstone, or the town on the Medway. Probably enough the Jutish settlers , in Kent and in the Isle of Wight found in both these districts rivers bearing the name of mod ...

... “Prince Arthur,” and Louis Van Houtte.” In the same class tbe silver medal was awarded to Mr. G. Kent and tbe bronzs medal to Dr. J. B. Hoigau. Mr. Kent cottager living at Ryde, and be demonstrated bow much could lie done with limited n.eans in tbs way ...

... Canary, German Canary ; h.c, ditto, Tumblers, crested Norwich : c, Bullfinch. J. H.Silsbury, Shanklin — 3rd, Poland; h.c, golden ditto. S. Drudge, Shanklin— 3rd, Hamburghs, Kittens. N. J. Bartlett, Sandown — 3rd, variegated Canary, Parroquet. T. J. Nichol* ...

... YARMOUTH. Tboops at Golden Hill.— H.M.S. Magnet ar- rived at Yarmouth Pier about mid-day on Monday with 116 men, four women and six children, of No 4 Company, Southern Division Royal Artillery, under tbe command of Lieut A. W. Grepe, with whom was Second- ...

... Woolwich. Tho ceremony was attended by large namber and wall-wishers. The choir was in attendance. and the hymn O love divine and golden ’* was sung. Tho bridegroom was oldost member of choir. Tha Kev. O. A very, former pastor church, now of Newport, officiated ...

... Wodnaaday evening, open to Anights the Golden Horn, select branch of the Order of Buffaloes. Knight Brathenck occupied tha chair, about members sat down to splendid spread provided by Boat Glover. There are only & Lodges Golden onus is Island. After smoking eonsurt ...

... th« hope that some of them might yield sovereigns to make up for her loss -s. At last her stock was exhausted without any golden product. The customer thereupon paid her the price she asked for the eggs, but left her much chagrined by her ill luck. The ...

... make hia pas* 12 to 14 milee an hour. — Defendant waa also _£nad sa. and costs. OBSIBTJOTIOM. Frederick .Mit shell, boots at th* Kent Hotel, fer leaving- a truck in th* roadway in Union I Street to tho obstruction of vehicles, was finad ls. and costs ...