... E-cott's Purple Kmpcror, aged Owner MrJ 1/egh's Ashpianl, aged ?? Fitton Mr Deacon's Maypole, 5 yrs Waugh Mr E iV llaird's Golden Gate, 4 yrs Old ing Mr il Kan. ford's Master Charlie, 5 yrs *. .Olding Mr. l Uammond's Crimea, s yrs J Cannon MrJ Trevor's ...

... formerly domestic chaplain to H. R. H. the Duke sf Kent, and eldest son of the Rev. Dr. Layard late Dean of Bristol. ' Mm>D __ Ma _. h l 7th ' afc Heln »ley. after a short illness. aged 61, Mr. Robert Medd, Golden Lion Inn -™— •__> Sand »7 ?? after a short illness ...

... thirteen children, and his parents, though humble, were honest aud upright. When he was ten years old the family removed to Maidstone, where young Beer received his educa- tion at the British SchooL At this time he showed an ardent desire for ?? of all kinds ...

... lie was known to be In London, however, on Tuesday, and at Silling- bourne, Kent, on Thursday. The chief inspecfor'of police (Mr. Norris) at oho. forwarded informa_oh to Kent. Essex, and Surrey, and Inspector Elms, in ths gati of a railway porter, was ...

... Northamptonshire, boot-upper manufacturer. John Watts, of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, boot-upper manufacturer, Joseph Watts, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, boot-upper manufacturer. John Cox, of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, boot-upper manufacturer ...

... Happy Return, 2 y« Chimne 1 Sweep, 5 yn Sir Lanncelot, 2 yra Drum, 4 yre Caradoc, 2 yra Guojent, 4 yru Golden Gift, 2 yra Steamboat, 4 yra Pleasure Boot, 2 yn 1 he Rescue, 3 y » La Mustte, 2 y» La Maudite, 3 yra AT CHILBOLTON DOWN, STOCKBRIDGE Bt a. Dat ...

... Wcnlockterrace Old Barracks), and Haxby-read, YOBK. t,lu _ _ oli DISPOSAL; 'the 01d-E«t»bli»h6a oW? s BC6INE6B, well-known m the Golden c' a - Mtborough, Scarborough, lately carried i r Cobban; disposed of a going oonoern ; tic J ,possession can given; Stock ...

... Wellinrt** Barracki* * T&aaiTOßiaL Regiments Eoyal boot* (let KootX let bat., York ; 2nd bat., Wellinc- k*n Madras. R. •?. «urr. B. (2ud), Malta, Guildford ; 2nd bat. Ihnaporf, Bengal, Guildford ' B. Kent. R. (3rd), Julliindar, Bengal, Canterbury • |n ...

... TEIUUTOKIAL ItKOIMKNT.S. Royal Scots (Ist boot), lst bat., York ; Glencorse. 2nd bat., Malta (for India) It. \V. Sun-., It. (2nd), Ahlen-hui (for Malta), Guildford ; ! 2nd bat., Diuapore, Bengal, Guilciind E. Kent. It. (3rd), Fort William, Bengal, Canterbury ...

... Abel 8 3 ?? 17 0 WW Bead 5 0 ?? 22 „ . I MBead 6 2 27 —_, 0 Key 7 1 14 1 GENTLEMEN OF KENT v. PdILADELPHIANS. Thii match wai resumed at Maidstone on Satnrday. Kent bad completed an inningi of 293 at drawing itumps on Friday night, and the Philadelphians ...

... Ireland. FROM A LUNATIC ASYLUM. The following extraordinary story a planned escape from the Kent County Asylum, at Barming-beatb, near Maidstone, is in circulation Kent and Sussex - It appears that gentleman mimed Elliot, for many years resident at Ely House ...

... : Were you ever at Maidstone ? Witness : I decline to answer. Mr. Richardson : Were you ever charged on three separate charges with indecently assaulting three different voting girls all under the age of thirteen years, at the Kent Assizes in January ...