... and 8.30 p m, csual drill. RIFLR-E and F, clams firing, LOCAL POSTAL ABRANGEMENTS.-NMw letter-boxes have been erected at Golden hill, Horfield, and at Ridge bill. Wlnfozd, Somerset. The former will be cleared at 9.36 a.m., 12.20 p.m., 3.E0 p m., 6.35 ...

... BE DEeiAnED.-T. Barnes, Southampton, woollen drauer, Oct. 27-W, Waltois, Richmond, grocer, Oct. 27-S. Hook Tovill, inehr Maidstone, paper manufacturer; and Cbalford, near ttcoud Gloucestershire, silk Iisrowater, Oct. 27-B. Collier, Jan., Paeavwick, .l ...

... busily engaged harvesting in the forward districts of Berks, Surrey, Hauts, and Kent, and a commencement has been made in the West of England. That the wheat crop is a golden one on all good land, and generally on farms that have been subject to proper ...

... &c. THE ECCENTRIC LORD ROKEBY. A PLEASANT but eccentric nobleman was Matthew, Lord Rokeby, of Mount Morris, rear Hythe, in Kent. The story of his singularities affords us the materials for the present chapter. His lordship succeeded to the title in 1798 ...

... n~o unpleasant scent like that of the garden marigold, I and is of a more golden colour. It is called St. John's bloom in some parts of England, yellow bottlesI in 1 Kent, ruddle in Norfolk, gowkang, gools, or t .gowans in the North of England ...

... January il-G. E. Neal, lremrbuy, Kent, lunkeeper, January 11-T. Lewis, Bath, builder, February -G. Pyne, Bristol, q cordwainer,Januaryfil-J. Simpson, Leeds, painter, January22. CBRTIFICATES.-J. Robinson, Birmingham, boot manufacturer, 7 January 14-T. Walker ...

... Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, ir. John Samnuel 6trttt (;odwin, Hnzlewood, Hndlow, Tonbridge, Kent. Cona- mended, Slr. John Samuel Strutt Godwln Class 53. Ilam of any other age-let, Mr. Henry Rigden, I vmintge, Hythe, Kent; 2nd, M~r. J ohn SamuelStrrttG ...

... did on the last occssionm -Ayr Advertises. A PERILone ADiWNTuP041-Shortly before the 7,30 p.m. train loft tbe Maidstone Station, on the North Kent line, on Sunday evenisg, a ticket-collector named Baldwinifound a man in a third-class carriage without a ticket ...

... ?? . 1- Ipswielo. Lord ?? - - 1 Dalrymple, C ?? Kiddeiminster.. Gddson, F. ?? - 1 .King's Lynn . .Bourke, B ?? - - 1 Kent- St. Augustine Alters-Douglas, A . ?? raversharn . .Knctchbull-Hugesscn, H. - - - 1: Sevenoaks. . il,0 ?? ?? - 1; Medway ...

... last nigbt contains the ?? Office, November lo.- Volunteer Artillery-1st Gloucestershire (the We tern Counties)-Sidicey Keen Kent to be sacond-lieutenent, d^.ted i7th November, 11011FIRLD BAtRIACKs.-Deputy Surgeon-General H. C. Herbert, M.D., F.R OS.. late ...

... body of John Down, 65, of Barming. e heath, Maidstone, who was supposed to have been I murdered and thrown into the Thames. The evidence r showed that the deceased had for many years been a o labourer at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, and f believed be ...

... terminated in a draw. The contest at Lords between Middlesex and Notts also ended In a draw, as did the en- counter at Maidstone between Kent and Surrey A representative meeting of working-men in London on Saturday passed a resolution con- demnatory of Mr ...