... each. FeasT ROUND. Mr liddelli' Lotter), bt Mr arcwood's lsrldom Mr Broeklebank's Blanch Eplno bt Mr Bancroft's Briton Mr Boote's Sherwood Dalay bt Mr Heaton's Halsall Lass the Fonrth Mr Cottle's Canesr bt MX Trevor na Russell Mr Moorhouse's Victor bt ...

... painter and decorator. W'n. Summerton, Pebble Mill, Birmingham, miller. Henry Mitchell, Lincorl, hotel keeper. a John Pritchard, Golden Lion Inn, Frankwell, Shrewsbury, Shropehire, innkeeper, ' Robert Dowse, Hatfield Farm, Stert, near c Devizes, 'Wiltshire, ...

... in Stamford-street of Mr. Cox, and another bay one in Kent, but he could not recol- lect when, nor of whom. I knew that Roger had bought one horse in Stamford-street, and another in Kent, at Maidstone Barracks. I was also present when the hor*e was purchased ...

... in Stamford-street of Mr. Cox, and another bay one in Kent, but he could not recol- lect when, nor of whom. I knew that Roger had bought one horse in Stamford-street, and another in Kent, at Maidstone Barracks. I was also present when the horse was purchased ...

... remedy in cases ol cholera. Last year the net produce from the Land Tax was £t,090,17716141d. The individual who called tight boots comfortable defended his position by saying they made a man forget all his ether miseries. The net revenue in the year ended ...

... Thomas Cutbush, late of Yalding and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in Lon- don on the 6th inst., under .£70..000 personalty, by Mary Cutbush, the relict, and Mr. Thomas Edmott, of Maidstone. He has left several legacies to his ...

... elastiocboots. The gentlemen wear a check or brown coat and waistcoat, with ivory or silver buttons, trowsers down to the knees, boots trimmed with fur,and Bussion caps or round hats, The proper thing to do before going on the ice is to take a glass of Bordeaux ...

... revive the fair in the locality were suppressed. The fair was chartered in the reign of King Jahn. BOOTS AND SHOES.—Out of £,1,231,065, the declared value of boots and shoes sent abroad in the last nine mouths, £ 421..12- was exported to Australia. AUSTRALIAN ...

... adornment tlian the m- k^'O'is 0f art. If, however, their apparel be their feet are well protected with good 51 fashionable boots. Tue very ill^en, notwithstanding the dry and « ,,7;ito, are all well shod, and m 1.1- Set contrast favourably with s>mihir ...

... exhibitions and scholarships open to competition. Foot-and-mouth disease is greatly on the increase in all parts ef the county of Kent. The returns for the past week show that the total number affected is 5,473. The Forest and Stream newspaper, acting in behalf ...

... for a race in August, on the ground that it would be impossible to row so late in the year. The Prince Imperial arrived at Maidstone on Mon. afternoon on a few visit to Viscount Holmeadale, M P., at Linton-park. He was warmly received by a crowd at railway ...

... accomplished by re- placing large vessels at sea by smaller ones, so as to keep the usual number of vessels in commission. The Maidstone Journal says that rain having fallen in abundance, the ground in that district has had a good soaking. The hot weather had ...