... aos and Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant.-T. WARD,] Bosv Churchyard, City, stoak toanufacturer. -T. F. THEED, Winchoster-street, Waterloo Townm, stirgeon-11. BIATESON, Hadden-place, Waterloo-road, apothecary.-J. FIiG, Fearn-, ham, Surrey, boot and shoe ...

... oietures as 'T'he 'Deal Shore: A North - Easter (9), n fine -study of fobaming-'breakers -' The Weald of Kent (29), -from -Bounhton churchyard, Maidstone; and the lie sketh,- .Bar- bican, Sandwich, built onthe ?? walL l. h~ighout there is an emphatic ...

... morning breezeas a soft fvirl is wafted from the misty river. Suarcely one in a dozen can bal ost of a pair of boots. Many sass claim no boots at all, but flitl'e aloug displaying their naked feet, and frequently a abriad patch of shoulder, a tanned throat ...

... Townsends, speciality artistes Mdlle. Lylia, a daring and graceful gymnast; Miss Florence Queenie, serio - comedienne and top - boot dancer; and Miss Lizzie Howard, a charming ballad vocalist. EMPIRE VARIETY THEATRE.-Lessees, Messrs Moss and Thornton; General ...

... delighted veteran playgoers in their youth. The book of Humpty Dumpty; or, Harlequin the Yellow Dwarf and the Fair One with the Golden Locks is furnished by Mr. Harry Nicholls and Sir Augustus Harris, to which Mr. John Crook has written some excessively bright ...

... Fleurette, dancer ; Kitty Mitchell, soubrette ; the Finneys, swimmers; and Frank Barry, comedian, are among the performers. HoPE BOOTE is at Tony Pastor's Theatre this week, appearing in an art production, greatly modified from her old-time act. Mr Pastor will ...

... his theatrical career under the management of Mr. Trotter, of the Worthing and other Theatres in Kent. Harley and Trotter were fast friends. At Maidstone, I remember, Trotter once played for Harley's benefit; the house was densely crowded, but this result ...

... 0-George Nove, Sifosinghiucat Ctoslie, Stoplelsuret, Kent, For tie Six most veluteblo Long-SWool Fleeces, Kent or othawie, cobinng qttiitvantI qusntity,.£l0.( No. 10-Frederick Murtcon, Smooth, Ashfordl. Kent. For the Six most valsiable Short-Wool Fleaeces; ...

... awarded, were several pot of' new primulas (white flower)'by Mr. Jones; aefiaeclleetion of chrysanthemums (golden gem) by Mr. Oweu, of Maidstone; -and a large cnLlee- tion of Erica, which were much admired, exhibited by Mr. P. R.B-igdomn,-ef Richmond. ...

... favour, and Aliss Rosie Durran has won golden opinions. TOWN HALL.-On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings Miss Jessie D'Alton's operatic and burlesque - company performed Merry Dick Wrhittinyton here. MAIDSTONE. .COSN EXCHANGE.-On the evenings of the ...

... amusing ' old barmaid,' Brenda Louth. A prominent character is Dora, a lady journalist, excellently represented by bliss Julia Kent. Some first-rate fun is provided by Mr A. Alexander and AIr Joseph B. Montague in the respective riles of WVilliam White and ...

... had pouted at rehearsal, and Mir. T. Jones had not quite got over it, and that was the reason why his voice went into his boots at the end of the ballad. Mr. Derrick, the tambuurine, in The Pretty little girl that I know was encored, and some compli- ...