... that a pocket of East Kents is worth as compared with last year. Current quotations, at which there have been several large sales, are- Mid and East Kents (choice), £4. 15?.. to £5 ditto, secondary, *3. i! 10s>., to £4 ; Weald of Kents (choice), £3, 10s ...

... very superb specimen of the pure Kent ram, and he also had the best fat single sheep in the show. Mr. F. Murton, of Smeeth, well sustained his reputation as a breeder of Kent sheep; his tegs gained a first prize, and two Kent rams of his flock were exhibited ...

... sentenced 14 days imprisonment. The Royal College of Music—Proposed Kent Scholarship.—The Mayor of Canterbury bas received a copy of Earl Stanhope's circular letter on the subject of tbe proposed Kent Scholarship in connection witb the Royal College of Music, ...

... East Kent, in a somewhat similar manner as they now bad the Quarter Sessions adjourning from East Kent to West Kent. If, bowever, they could get anything inserted in the Bill to the effect that East Kent business should be transacted in East ...

... Hall on Tuesday, when the Canterbury and Kent Rose Society held its nineteenth annual Confined entirely to the non-professiona! element the show comprised exhibits by some of the best known amateur rosarians in Kent and Surrey. ' and a good number of lovely ...

... Peckbam. Cochin cook—l Mr. John P. Fearon, Reigate; Messrs. Knight and Gale, Worthing; 3 Mr. G. Larkin, Maidstone. Cochin hen—l Mr. O. H. Larkin, Maidstone; Messrs. and Gale, Worthing 3 Mr. W. Proctor Collier, Battle. Plymouth rock cock—l Mr. Thomas Lambert ...

... AMIDSTONE. West Kent QcaaTza Sessions. These Sessions were opened on Thursday, Mr. J. G. Talbot, M.P.. presiding in the first, snd Mr. G. H. Field in the second court. —Minnie Bignall, for obtaining boots by false pretences Tonbridge, was sentenced to ...

... Guodwin (the Hon. Secretary to the Maidstone Poultry Show), &c, &c. The classes as a rule were well filled. There were ten entries in the coloured Dorking class, which was very good one, and included many well-known Kent exhibitors, among them Mr. Rice, ...

... harvest. Reports from other parishes East Kent are similar to the above. Where mould exists anything like a threatening form, sulphuring has been resorted to nightfall with most beneficial results. Maidstone.—The bine continues to progress favourably ...

... cider making in Kent they were probably aware that ithad always been made bere. Surrey fifty years ago was quitea cider county and | it had been made in Norfolk for over 200 years. The | chief defect with raference to cider making in Kent | was that the ...

... rescinded. Property Sales in Kent.—The following report transactions land and houses Kent during the past year has been prepared by Messrs. Jos. Tootell and Sons, of Maidstone. The transactions in land the county of Kent, during the past year, have been ...

... appointed Chairman of the West Kent Quarter Sessions. Viscount Sydney then drew attention to the short attendance of magistrates Quarter Sessions j and Sir Brook Bridges said that equal difficulty was experienced in East Kent in finding sufficient magistrates ...