... ILLNESS OF MRS. GATHORNE-HARDY. The prayers of the congregation worshipping in Goudhurst c‘llh church were on Suldlle-‘ onbehalfof r-.Cicely(htbom-Hud{‘.t witeuf the ‘Hon. J.B. Gathorne-Hardy, M.P., late of Brandfold, Mrs. Gathorne-Hardy has been & grest b ...

... de Pope, the surveyor of the Totten ham Looal Board, will, tm il secbalility, be the nnqwiounl)ov.(;m = . Mr. A. Gathorne-Hardy is ill, having overworked ?it!ell in forwarding the seturn of Mr. Fitzwillian or .. * Doncaster, A contemporary states that ...

... COLOURS AND SORTS. UPWARDS OF 40 KINDS TO SELECT FROM. HYACQINTHS TULIPS THOMAS BUNYARD, F.RHS., - BULB WAREHOUSE, '~ ' : ASHYORD, KENT, & RYR SUSSEX. - . SPECIALITIES AND See Freeman, Hardy, & Willi’ Windows, IN ALMOUST EVERY TOWN N{ KENT. DAMP PROOF BOOTS ...

... Piper, (l;. % !'lreiudnn. lliuflvl aud Son, G. H. Wella, Lo oot and Shwe 'W. Soane, Company, 'Head Bros., Freeman, * Hardy, and ‘Thomas Coulthasd, wWi]lu. o 'A. Checksfield, ilson and 5 W. E. Swaffer, Mra. Crispe, M. Slin/man. J. Pilcher. ABHFORD CHURCH‘ ...

... with the Cranbrook Habitation of the Primrose League, of which Lord Cranbruok is the Grand Master. The Hca. J. 8. Gathorne Hardy was announced to rv-idt. and the pug;-m included songs by Miss+Tattersall, Miss uk:-d Mesars. Lauder and Taveraer ; piano solos ...

... A%&. 3d. ; 48, a month.— Samie v. John Rains, er; £1 Os. 6d. ; 4s. » month.—John Reed v. Thomas Giles, coachbuilder, hhlad;“mu. bd. ; two ;pnhly instalmente, — Thomas ney, shoemaker, Willesborough, v. George Mm labourer, Faversham ; 7a. 3d. ; forthwith.— ...

... of & daughter. MARRIAGES. P, Beckicy: by e Hobinein oTy - A v. nson, e, Thomas, third son of Ebenezer Ballard, of Ok Hull, v» Frances Matilda (Fanny) eldest daughter of Thomas Cooper, of Kitchenour., Beckley. Bass - Goste —Oct. 17, at _the Wesleyan ...

... JUDGMENT SUMMONSES, Before Judge W, L. Self. Freeman, Hardy and Willis, Ashford, v. Charies Perking, painter, Ashford ; committed for 14 days, the crder to be suspended for 38.— W. J. Jackson v, H. J. Ohallis, carpenter ; fresh order, 4s. a momth. W illiam ...

... the case of William Chittenden, of Whitfeld-road, A.Norfi with respect to two children ; Peter Rabeon, High-atreet, Arhford ; Thomas Butcher, labowrer, 11, Beaver-read; ¢. W. ldmm‘.m Mvfilmfiw i ; Alfsed g 2, Churchyard, 3 Prederick Lee, 6, Highstreet, Ashford ...

... James Manktelow v. John Bridgland; £5 14s. 4d. ; 10s. & month.—Thomas Oliver, grocer, Hawkhurst, v. Geo. Bridgland, shoemaker ; 10s. Bd. ; in two monthly instalnents. —J udgment summonses : Thomas Oliver v. A. Ruwld labourer ; committed for 14 days ; six ...

... Elizabesh O-vm—avtm;(bufl? at Iu: chnb. Dover, Jossph, eldest son of n-..:?-..u_ Derby, to Laura Ellen, fourth daughter of Thomas Halke Sutton, of Dover. Hau—Fosantr.~ Oct. 17, at St. Paul's Chureb, Canterbury, by the Rev. W. C. Parr, M.A., Garrison Chapiain ...

... Cpitome of Seneral selvs, Mr. Thomas Speechly, the Registrar of the Ci of London Court, has just diel, '’ Thomas Pew, aged three years, living at Airdrie with his wxh, rose eanly tha other morning. He seized & ls containing vbiska&,o drank eagerly from ...