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... whnlc, imtiductory. Hit and Katt Kents. ElO 10e. to 155.: Weald of Kent, .C 7 to Os.; susses. £7 Os. to .C 8 Os. ; random' and country, All 11s. to £l3 13s, per cwt. Yearlings and East Kent,, os. to 85 es.: Rsald of Kent, Oa to Knew, 10S. to ft 104.: snit ...
... provides more than one-half of the religious ac.v..nim. , lntion in sight of these thirty towns, via.. Canterbury, Dover, Maidstone, Oxford, York. e. , .try, and Worcester. In Oxford and Cambridge •1 , ,, rich sittings are about double those provided u ...
... festivities at home. The Archbishop of Canterbury has addressed the Gdlowing letter to the Archdeacons of Canterbury and {Maidstone:— Adilington.park, Croydon, Dec. 24, 1872. lily near Archdeacon,—l have heard, with some surprise, from various quarters ...
... King tenet. Bearelev, Mr., 73. Wharf-street. Bent, Mr., Townhall-lane. Bennett, Mr., Northampton4quare. Bloodworth, Mr., Upper Kent street. Bradley, Mr., 1% elford Bradnoek, Mrs., 21, New Bond-street, Cation., Mr., 148, Higherosstrest, Callow, Mr., li ...
... Fewings (c Mclntyre, b Oarroft) 0, F. G. Grace, (not out) 72, Bush (not out) 13; b 3,1 b w b 176. SURREY r. KENT. This match, which commenced at Maidstone on Thursday, was concluded on Saturday, in favour of Surrey. The following is the score 8 URaltr. Jupp ...