... years ago there was a aupenititious avoidance of September 14 arrow the juvenile nutters Kent. A capital story in reference to this is told still in Maidstone and Its neighbourhood. A regiment quartered there had in its hand an immense negro drummer ...

... to the poor law commissioners, and it now extends by means of its Several agents throughout the county of Kent. It is called the County of Kent Friendly Society, and among the many friendly societies whose rules and regulations I have examined, it deserves ...

... head of a cow in silver, with immense horns of pure gold, was found. A large girdle of gold, five gold vases, and immense golden buttons were also found. All these objects were marvellously worked. Among other discoveries are nine silver vases and numerous ...

... resided at Saint i; , •rman-en-Lye. Probshly this will explain hook Ma inquires about was printed in Paris. N. Juan. A,liford, Kent. Tour or TOL MCTINT AT SPITHLAD AND Noxe.--1 was very much surprhol on reading MAYOR'S note respecting the above work. know ...

... little IUII, he made him The captain of a se enty-three.' Something of a wag—the tip of a dog's tall. Why Is it that people boot a dog and shoo a hen ? How to lose flesh : Start a meat market and trust every one that comes storm. lib name was Wrath. and ...

... Id LONDON POTATO—Mosnev. The arrivals of potatoes are liberal, and trade quiet, with very little change in quotatious. Kent and E. 0411 regents, 81. to I°o% Scotch regents, .. 90s to 1 los York regents, 100 s to ItOs Victories, Flukes, t t o o 1 1 ...

... suppose she's soar d aloft, For In the late great thunder, Methought I heanl her very voice Rending the clouds asunder. Ashford Kent. FRED[. Ruts ROYAL GUARD or SCOTLAND.—Can any of your correapondenta tell me if there is any record of the names of officers ...

... and tratume have been on a more liberal scale, at tall prices. rhseces—Soutbdown boggeta 1 8 to 1 9 Half-bred do 1 to 1 9 Kent fleeces. Southdown ewe. and wethers— 1 7 to Li eces ter do. 1 6 to 1 7 Sorts—Clothing 3 7 to 1 EDINBURGH STRAW, October 24 ...

... committees. Or A CENTINARIAII.—The Ant Cowdy Sin:eland records the death, in her 105th year, of Elizabeth Weaver, firing in Maidstone. Her husband dial in his Path year, her father in his 104th, sad her grandfather is his 105th. Deceased, whew in her 161st ...

... from forty to fifty yeah ago. be would undoubtedly, in Mr Rag's expressive vernacular, have swung for it. Bexley Heath, Kent. JONATHAN Boycotts. THS Ygw.—l am aware that the Furies were suppond to make their torches of yew, but why did a funereal or ...

... in the middle of the month. Charles Dickens's hat letter, dated the of June, 1870, has just been presented by Mr Charles Kent to the British Museum, where, it is believed, it will before long be on view smarm the eases devoted to the exhibition of ...

... Half-Bred Do. qrs. unsold. a 3 That the full year to cansummation brings. Barley.-There were in to day's market I'M qrs. barley Kent fleeces. No. 17, HANOlrlat STRUT, EDINBURGH. When noonday sans and nightly fronts combine being inure than last week. Prices ...