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... of the city of Canterbury, and math of the Courts? of Kent as is cot the Crimmal Court district. will be ..Plod at A County No. 10, at the Winter Arisen The Commiseiou ~11 be owned at Maidstone, co • date pet to be died. Uttar me reott Ulmer, ten. ...
... you will Interested the drawing. The sketch is, indeed, most touching memento ot the youth who, having his lot cut in the golden .go i noctrv left us somo thd tioesi, and rSund P-l-y in th- l.nguiigo and „» twentv-five. So oxcrllent work is this picture ...
... the gift, which waa pro—tod In connection with the toast of tbo evening, “The Mayor and Mayor— AmiM.—Tho Commiuion for the Kent Sums Aarixaa will be opened at on Monday. Tbo Soaoex portion of the Calendar eontaiaa tbo folio wih| cam George Swift, 35, ...
... Blaker every success. Sussex Axp Kesr Assizes.—The Winter Assizes for the combined Counties of Sussex and Kent bave been beld this week at Maidstone, before Mr Justice Fleld. Brighton enjoyed the distinction of being unrepressnted in the calendar, but there ...
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... Joust's, choicest. toted Pale Diner, Wises 274 by WIC . ND SON, WINE 10. B. —ls m Lotoloo, oc at soy South-Coast pALE ANL) GOLDEN S 11 E It It 1 E S. QUA I.ITY, 34c PER DOZEN. F.UWAKI) GEERE, No. 3 (Top of) POOl, VALLEY, BRIGHTON. I, PORT (Twelve Years ...
... quarter. CRICKET. Surrey 1., Lou akin beaten by Kent, end thin time, tuo, on itA own ground, the Kennington Oval. The game was played on Momlay and Tuem.ilay, in the presence of large tint the result was, that Kent won by veu wickets. This may mainly attributed ...
... facts of the cam appear to be as follows :—On Satin. day evening oho decemed. Pergue, and the prisoner Ash, met in the Golden Boot heer-ehop in Edwardetreet, when a quarrel arose between them, and blows were eschanged• The landlord, Benjamin Poole, patted ...
... wore officers to os? ** * But you most gat up,* and she began awkward attempt at the buttons of those horrible boots. That recalled American boots are of this world, and wo made feeble attempt to don some of ite vanities. Oh, bow senselem did the cuffs appesr ...
... Forestry by oooomiun ment. During the mimoo the Emperor Ctereymen.ndoth.tMioi.Kri7 aid In ruponte the ■ , J Pmlottly oHm, looking .boot him with quiek Roe. W. A. Tooth onid In protnoting thrill lb. moe.nr.ot. th. bowl, bio m.tom i. Alter Foreoter. wore doteg ...
... and North-west—in Canada and in British Columbia, —for their losses in the South, would be hailed by Northern statesmen as golden opportunity and as offering a most profitable field foe the employ went of those Generals and armies which otherwise tuight ...