... dais were two chairs. The one for the Viceroy was of silver and blue, with a crown behind, and golden lions at the side. Ihe footstool was the same, with golden lioua. On the right of the Viceroy was a similar chair with the Prince of WaWs plumes at the ...

... the ICth day of March, 1877, by Augusta Kent, of Chippenham aforesaid, widow, John Kent, of Badlingham Hall, Chippenham aforesaid, farmer, Arthur Kent, of Higham, in the County of Suffolk, farmer, and Frederic Kent, of Fulbourn, in the said County of Cambridge ...

... 504; Superlative Surprise, 448; Cambridge Surprise, 448; London Surnrisp 448 ; Kent Treble Bob, 224 ; total 2G40 changes. P™^ Foxearth— An excellent peal of 710 changes. Kent Treble Bob, and three peals of 120 changes each, Grandsire Doubles Clare — Stedinan ...

... Newmarket St. Mary, obtained an ejectment warrant against M. A. King, of that parish Extension of Licence. — Mrs. Goodwin, of the Golden IJon Inn, Newmarket St. Mary, applied for an extension of two hours on account of a cricket dinner at the opening of the season ...

... wheat crop, since the rains of the middle of May. promises better than it did a month ago. all the wheat lands have yet seen in Kent, Surrey, and Sussex ‘he viol I is likely to be good, aud, judging from the verv line appearance of the hop plantations, vegeta- ...

... hark trt th« nlatform The prisoner, a {jnjat number of variously tniiimed, ladies m,luce her to back r , ie ; kid boots, Balmoral walking boots, richly embroin*?’ weld in.iTliyaterics! 111 A s^gnalnmn came up. a large'qnant.ty of jewellery, .ome the prisoner ...

... quotations, and •hall be glad to forward samples and terms on application. £ s. d. £s. d. East Kent Goldings - - • 210 oto 5 15 0 :.l id Kents 2 0 0„ 4 0 0 Weald of Kents - - - 1 10 0 „ 412 0 Sussex 100 „350 •fAKNHAMS 2 10 0„ 5 0 0 Javauiaxs 2 10 0 Yearlings ...

... OF MONEY, BY PURCHASING FENDERS, BEDSTEADS, LAMPS, AND EVERY ARTICLE IN THB IRONMONGERY TRADE, AT T. M. BEAR & CO.'S, THE GOLDEN PADLOCK, BURY ST. EDMUND'S. DISCOUNT FOR READY MONEY. HILLS AND UNDERWOOD'S H-uSH-LlI, TRADE Qr^-M MARK ESTABLISHED LONDON ...

... F. Bunbury, Johnson William Bart. Javens J. Harry S. Waddington, Jaggard Robt. jun. Esq. Kent John William E. Image, Esq. Kent Greorge Joseph Andrews, Esq. Kent Alfred Rev. Wm. B. Lott X ing J. N. Rev. Wm. W. Poley Last Richd. John Rev. O. Hammond Lord ...

... NEWEST STYLES, 1 PATTERNS SENT FREE. LOWEST PRICES, \ REGENT STREET, LONDON. BEST VARIETY. } ' FOB SOUND AND HEAVY BOOTS USE PBENTICE'S BOOT MANUBES. ** The £50 Prize Cup for the best ten acres of Swedes was awarded to R. S. Doyne, Esq., Wells, County Wexford ...

... Messrs. Spelman, Norwich. THE GOLDEN BOOT/ 7- -4=2, ABBEYG-ATE STREET BURY ST. EDMUNDS. EDWARIT~LOCKE DESIRES to call the attention of his Customers and the Public generally to his Stock of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES; also ChUdreu's Goods ...

... Bottles, 2s. 9d. and 4j. Gd. each. Sold by all Chemists. {CAPTAIN BURNABY'S RIDE TO KHIVA. Says page IS :— Two pairs of boots lined with fur were also taken : and for physic— with which it is as well to be supplied when travelling ln out-of-the-way ...