... reason to believe that the show will be as attractive as those which have already been held. Tan Hat or Wsirr KENT.—The hay crop throughout West Kent is the best there has been for years, and already the greater portion of it has been secured in excellent ...

... down a paired boots, of the value of ss. heather man was with the prisoner, and they both walked away, but the prisoner was followed, and when threw the boota into • yard, where they peeked up. prisoaer said he was tempted to take the boots as he was very ...

... arrived at DOT& and received at the Sailors' Home. The crew saved themselves in their own boat, and were pinked up by the Golden Russet and brought a Dover, where they were landed in a Deal boat. BOAT ACClOlNT.—Yeeterday (Sunday) afternoon at Dover two ...

... R. Hagen&le (St. John's, Maidstone). Mr. P. Wykeham-Martin, M.P., also attended the obsequies of the late vicar. The service, which wee fully choisl, was most impressively performed, the hymns sung being Jerusalem the Golden, Jeans lives—No longer now ...

... Information was at once forwarded to Maidstone, and the Kent Fire Office engine was quickly on the spot. Of the kilns connected with the oast, two were destroyed, and bushels of hope were consumed. The property insured in the Kent office. The fire is supposed ...

... Jennings, journeyman butcher, Faversham. Claim ss. balance for • pair of boots. Defendant said he bought the boots on condition that they would turn out good boots. When he got one boot on, over which operation he broke two hootjacks, he could not get it ...

... 91. 814., which is to be by the churchwardlins between the sea. Fend for the Relief of the Indian and the Wed Kent General Hoepital at Maidstone. It is understood that the natoration of this fine old Its better adaptation to the wants of the wishbones Is ...

... order that the stolen property might be traced. ATLEMPOILD.—Ften.—On Thursday information was reo ivect at the Kent Piro Office, Maidstone, of a fire having broken ou t a t I vy Cottage, • lodge of Preston Hall. the estate of Mr. H. A. Braintey, M.P. ...

... impaled, with So. cost of summons. Wednesday evening • concert given in the Institute Hall at this plata, by a peaty from Maidstone, consisting of Messrs. Qoick, Crowe, Lannon, es. A smaller audience was present than the performance deserved, as the singing ...

... current year. is 71,239. This return an see of acres as compared with last year, of which 1A29 scree are in Kent. Toe number of scree in Kent is now The number of immigrant hop-pickers 'erase than in say former year of which returns hove been obtained ...

... open, will be financially, as it already is artistically, a somata. SOXLEY.—STS• LI NO WOOD.—At the Magill. bates' Werke' Maidstone, on Tuesday, before 0. Whit-head and George Horsham, Esq., Henry Pilch, • travelling gipsy, was charged with stealing a quintity ...

... kiwi been II years. Is July lest the Sheriff of Kent levied an execution on her brother's goods. Her mete, Mr. R. Bswtell, • ealeaman, No. 14, Metropolitan inarket, purehard some furniture the Sheriff of Kent, by private contract for witness, which remained ...