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... Hospitals and Prisons at the following places Southern District. 1, Christchurch. 2. Devises. 3, Dorchester. 4. Fort Forohsm. 6. Golden HUL 6. Haslar'(Gosport). 7. Bilsss. 8. Matchwood. 9. Netley. 10. Pmkhunt. 11. Portland. 12. Portedown Hill Forts IS. Portsmouth ...
... Woodford, Mrs Susan, care N. P. Bank, Ringwood, Woodhouse, Rev ,\lfred Joeoph. IdeHill, near Woodland, Mias Jane, Middle Deal, Kent [Kent Woodland! Mina SibelK, Willow Cottage, Middle Deal Woodman, Edward, Sutton, Surrey, gentleman Woodman, Rev. John Sibley ...
... third, 10s., Mr. J. T. Browne, St. Austell, Cornwall ; highly commended, Mr. F. Wanly, Maidstone. Claw hi.—Game, any other variety—First, L 2. Mr. F. Wards, Maidstone; second, El, Mr. J. Voiaito, Jeremy; third, 10e., Mr, J. A. De Ls Mare, Guernsey; highly ...
... Duchess of Kent, frequently walked in the pleasant grounds of East Cliff Lodge, the owner of which begged her acceptance of a little golden key to give her admittance at all times without ceremony. Since the sojourn of the Duchess of Kent and the Prince ...
... handscf truatem to to fl» die&±SItffiZISS&SSSs2SSS^ ami thus defrauding Mean WBHams, Deacon, aim Co., bankers. At the Kent aariaa, Maidstone, on Thursday, Thomas Mumford waa indicted for the murder of his wife ■ad ehfid «fc Dow, the Noremher. The exploded ...
... relations between England and China have, a telegram from Shanghai announces, been satisfactorily settled. The drainage of Maidstone, at a cost of £30,000, has been decided upon. The solid matter will be retained in tanks, and the effluent water, iu its ...
... AGRICULTURAL ITEMS. 11It KENTISH HOP GARDENS. There has rarely been no short a hop-picking in Kent as that which is now coming rapidly to a close. ! With a aareraimnilance of labour and light poles j! the majority of the plantation-.. a fortnight hac ...
... punishment be on the showing man's original state, said the sort of J.''' . stuff t i make a man 'ell:motion, truthtutoess, Kent I what quantity a person could k , IN-- eornparay, honesty, industry, frocality, prudence, fore- there was DO dello' ruts ...
... other things, ought to be dun e on rainy da ys, Further on in his lecture the Farmer M.P. says, what mfght be inscribed in golden letters over every farmers ana.ntlepiece— The farmer has many opportuithiei of doing good, at no great co s t to hinted! ...
... They had a calf from Mr. E. L. Kinderaley, of Clyffe ; 10 Sussex wethere from Mr. Jackson, Affpuddle ; Down sheep from Mr. Kent, of Dewlish ; old Portland wethers grazed at Dorchester; and a prize ewe, weighing between and eight score, from the celebrated ...
... press home ripen the minds of all those motives which God Himself has brought to bear. Christ has taught that there shall be a golden counterpart in that other world for every little servies rendered to the service of Jesus here, from the blood of martyrdom ...
... . (2 Ltz, - 2 , - ,r. ortataining one of the specialities of the show-nine More, y egg . u .,,, ugudg ,d ; Lady y pens of golden, silver, and plebsit eantri- Thymic, Mr. C. Illoodwurth, ali Mr. W. It. Dawkins (2). bated by Mr. C. 11. 'Mayo, of Puildietown ...