... Blackfriars, and ao. l. Lancaster-road, Lower Norwood, Surrey, builder kdwia J. F. Lueas, late of the Star Hotel, Graves- end, Kent, but now of ?? Arms, Russell-street, .Gravesend. Thomas B. Carter, Blue Post-yard, Stockton-on. Fees, Durham, auctioneer. William ...

... Parry, who has recently been promoted from the division of the Monmouthshire Constabulary to th-a deputy-chief-constableship of Kent, was paid a graceful tribute by the Newport County bench of magistrates when on Saturday he officially conducted the police ...

... On these were inscribed is in golden letteis the vords, 'La Dynamite des Core.' Itturnedout ?? be mezely the advertise- ment of a preparation for the removal of the ex- crescences Which are usuxallv attributed to tight boots. Monster orangpes, also with ...

... upon a quarter Er Lr ?? a million. Eastwell is historically interesting. In an the time of tile Domesday Book this part of Kent ste awas among the possessions of Bugo de Mont- str id fort, who came over with the Conqueror. After- co, ?? rds it passed ...

... Wells had been heavily fined. PESNAL SERVITUDE FOR BURGLARYI At Maidstone Asqizes on Tuesday Henry Scott, 39, and Henrv Swith, 49, were convicted of bureglary at Wicklhouse House, ?? Wickham, Kent, and stealing a co]lection of coins, valued at nearlv£4,000 ...

... Davies) Henry Rogers wee charged with steeling £4 and tools, tile property of his master, David Parr. Prosecutor 1 inns branch boot and shoe shop at Ferndale. it was defendant' duty to lake tbe week's earnings to hie misater at Porth every Saturday evening ...

... ocect-red at Ashford, Kent, oco Satoirday afternoon, at the close of a, football snatch between. bhs stelford United andl Polkestone Clubs,. which was wvoa by the latter. As soon cas play had ceased the referee, Mr. Adaes, of Maidstone, was mobbed by the ...

... he immediately cut his throat with it, and died in a few minutem CLUCKU TWJ. KENT V. AUSTRALIANS. Wanting 55 runs to avoid a follow on, and having four wickets to fall, Kent went on tatting at Maid- stone on Tueqday. The weather was charming, and there ...

... painter and decorator. W'n. Summerton, Pebble Mill, Birmingham, miller. Henry Mitchell, Lincorl, hotel keeper. a John Pritchard, Golden Lion Inn, Frankwell, Shrewsbury, Shropehire, innkeeper, ' Robert Dowse, Hatfield Farm, Stert, near c Devizes, 'Wiltshire, ...

... lately, the )N town council deliberated whether they should plank the road, or pros 'utif a pair of top boots to each male inhabitant. .The boots wou thle day. Teriwyislisatlrbygod one, and we wont C' vr eiealyoeafebaplcS, for which the receist as- heav ...

... paid for at the rate. of its,, per week, which, when taking the destructrve nature of their emiploy~ment, to their clothecs, boots, &lc., into consideration, was far belowy aoytlrlngpstdtl rlratneiglrbourhood. It wasunrani- mrusrly resolved nor to resume ...

... lisrinecde was tokeoir 20 to 1 d %Yt iiffeied agolntist Vaaistaes, sird 25 to 11 agaiust Golden Mitzia offeied. while twelve 15's to I avers laid ogaliit, le Golden ?? arid Vasistane coupled. Itacin.g was nrs-sened witls tiso OCtober Handicap, In whaeih ...