... Batt.—Weedoo 17th—Brighton German Legion—Poona 18th—Secunderabad; Cantby. Medical Staff Corps—Chatham; 19th—Meerut; Canterbury Kent 20th—Kamilpore: Canterbury Army Hospital Corps—Netley 21st—Umbalia; Canterbury CouvalescentEata.—Yarmouth Grtnadirr Guards ...

... stock needles and fittin,s for every kind of sewing-machine mane. SALE.— Great popular sale of the immense stock of the famous Golden Lamb. 278 Canongate; shirts, semmits, drawers, socks, mufflers, braces, silk scarfs, tweed caps, &c, record sale prices; blankets ...

... Prince lon, yrs, FtnUy 0 S. Flushing's Boot. 3 4ft Madden 0 Mr Swan's by Tristan—Nadine, 3 yre, lib .Purktos Betting—s 4 on Lanheme, 3 to 1 tle&ow, 6 • 1 Connie's Pet, 100 8 othera. fiEy made the running of E. Boot and | Prince lon going on into the straight ...

... injuries which proved fatal. ABERDEEN. THEFT BY A MILL GIRL ANII tho Police Court on Friday--before Bailie C. Smith* Elepet Kent, a young girl residing in Albion Street, was charged with stealing some cotton flock from the Banner Mill ; and Marjory Laing ...

... 1877. five yearling Ewes-1, £lO, R. Corner ;2, £5, Sir J. Heathcote-Amory, Tiverton. Romney Marsh or Kent. -Y earling Rams-1, £lO, J. S. S. Godwin, Maidstone ; 2, £5, H. Rigglen Lyminge. Rams of any other age-1, £lO, H. Rigglen ; 2, £5 R. Widen. Pens of five ...

... SMrls, all sites, and many rarletßa stock. Buck and Brown Leather Boots and qua..iy. Cricket presently tsed by a., b»st clubs in Scotland. Cricket Nets. Gauntlets Matting. Horse, Boots, Marking Frames. Tennis Rackets.' N»tjt. i'osts. Court Markers. Presses ...

... a his hand, in 1856, to Princess Adelaide of Hohen- p lohe-Langenburg, whose mother is a daughter of S the late Duchess of Kent by her first husband, t' and consequently half sister of Qaeen Victoria. ii The House of Hohenlohe-Langenburg belongs to h ...

... following are the last prices :-Yorkshire Regenits Ss.t 90s.-Kent and Essex do. -a. to -s.-Sceec¾, 60s 'to 8 Cambridge and Wiebeach, 60s. to 70s.-Kent and Es5e0Md oiling, S Os. to 70s -Kent and Essex Shaws. Sois. to O38-Xrl and Essex Chats, 300. to 35S ...

... Henson 7 Extras 6 Total 187 KEVT V. YORKSHIRE.—Very hot weather prevailed at Maidstone when play was resumed at five mir.utei past eleven, before a fair company. Yesterday Kent had lost four wickets for 34, after dismissing their opponents for IS9. Easby ...

... , . On Monday , where did you sleep?—I was in Kent , hop picking . Was deceased with you ?—Yes . On Tuesday , were yon both in Kent ?—Yes . And on Wednesday ;—Yes . When did you both come back from Kent ?—On Thursday , And whera did you sleep Thursday ...

... resistance to this Infringement of the local trade. THE arrangement by which the for the counties of Kent and Sussex are held jointly either at Lewes or Maidstone is just now the subject of great complaint. There were no less than 40 prisoners awaiting trial ...

... into England last week were' 3553 hales, fur the ceete!ponding week hut yett 1 2714 bale. Current Prices—East Kente, £23 to £4O ; Mid-Kents, E 23 to £4O ; Wealth, E 22 ; bowl. 02 to 433; Worcester. 425 to E4O; Farnham, 1:28 to £4O ; Americanl2B to ...