... the College, preoase, and amongst the ungers &c, were MiCs Grayston, Msr D. D. Steelev Mr. P. Fox, Mr. J. H. Grinwade, Mt. Kent, Mlr. F. Hill, Mr. T. Grayston, Mr. Smythies, Mr. G. Cobb, Quarter-Master-Sergeant Wicoble, Mr. eharistopHerson, and Mr. G ...

... Division at Tunbridge Wels, with its 2nd brigade at Maidstone; The Cavalry Brigade (Aehford's) will be formed of the let and 2nd Life Guards at London, the Royal Horse Guards ab Windsor, and the Royal East Kent Yeomanry and D battery B brigade Royal Horse Artillery ...

... was first and second, and Mr. Docwra third. Mr. W. K. Tickner was first in Hamburgh cocks, gold or silver pencilled, with golden pencilled birds; Mr. Tickner was also third in the competition for gold or silver spangled cocks being beaten by Mr. Long ...

... and a magistrate of that borough, in a railway cesiriage at Chathamn, was further investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maidstone, yesterday, before Mr. J, G. Talbot, M.P., end several other justices. Mir. Biron, counsel for the complairiant ...

... tr 1 The Belgian fishing boatJQ(lAra was ran down, off xf Lowen t, on Sunday niglbt. .f-Fiva men were drownvd, i3a At 't~ho Kent Qua~rtci Session, on Tuesday; it -was -re- ;olved to instruot the police to enforce the Agricultural 'hiCiidrenSA',otafter ...

... Misses Gamble. It. and S. ODIY lie Allsop. and Messirs. T. Hanson, Brodie, Wray, G. Frith, and B. the ad Gamble. lodg ,,;Song, Golden Flays, Mr. H, Chaworth Musters. Who It Song, 11 Crocuses and Snowdroliel. Choral Society. _ four National Anthem. char near ...

... Rorruchurch, fEuses, straw dealer and farmer. Hai C. PhIlpiot, Maidstone, Kent, stone merchant. if Rt. Sands, Buruitwicki. Upchurch, previously of Upton, Bil Friendsibury, beth In Kent, grazier. ls R. J. M'Dounell, Richmond, Surrey, agent. Ose J. Dowling ...

... his approach. In a colleotion of fans In London is one made by a lady of Normandy. The beautiful lace work is woven of her golden hair, and the sticks are inlaid with delicate Polished crescents made with her finger nails.. There vras a most uproarious ...

... engineer. J. and ?? Wood, Bodeon, Cheshire, builders aud con- tractors, i, Prebble, ypehsurob, Kent, farmer and rattle dealer. W. A. Garmeson, Poewibam, Kent, licensed victualler. F. Bennett, Quadrant, Haveratck-hill, Middlesex, pro- fessional billiard ...

... wearnS at, present in England and Wales.,only, OJO cemeteries contaluting uineousecratcil giround., A return imeved for. ir ((boot three years agi shbowed 53il so) that there har l been an incoreasie in t~wo and a half or throeeyears ofoly !eight new rcoemtr ...

... for paving works; and granted permission to the vestry of St. Luke, Old-street, to borrow 3,000 for making a new street from Golden-lane to Aldersgate-street, and 3,030 for widening Lamb's-passage, Bunhill-row. The Works and General Purposes Committee reported ...

... 50th (Queen's Own) Regiment, Birr, and all Will join ln a few days. A party of. 80 reoruits Hi from the 46th Brigade Depot, Maidstone, disem. ke barked from the troophbip Assistance yesterday, bh and proceeded immediately by rail, via Dubln, to th join the ...