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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 ...
... tion that an Amen- A GOLDEN WEDDI/10.—On Sunday, the 21st July, had found Dr. Livingstone, who had given to M. Sebastian Hung, of St . Gall, and his wife, q II one of the lakes which he had explored • name dear bated their golden wedding. More than fifty ...
... attendance wee smaller than usual. At the Newcastle Police Court, on Saturday, Prank Carruthers, sours married man. acting as boots at th e Central E xch ange Hotel, fined Ad for an aggravated and indecent assault on Miss Mary Moore, a young lady employed ...
... 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 ...
... 8 F Morley b Lang J C Shaw Lang 9 Bye 11, 1 1, w 3 16 Total 239 Umpires: K Pullln and Lack. SURREY v. KENT, This match, which commenced at Maidstone Thureday, was concluded on Saturday favour Surrey. Score : Surrey.' Japp b Lipscomb 22 c Lipscmb b Tootell ...
... into the Greeley camp, and vice versa. There is considerable grim humour in the following Temarks frem a correspondent of the Golden Age Yu make a State fuss becaws Grant hez got so many relashuns, Wall, i ts human natur to hev relashuns, specially ef yu ...
... Jackson shopkeeper of Riploy stealing on the 16th of July plated guard four lockets plated brooch black brooch of women’s boots Prisoner been brought up at Workhouse which left Prisoner pleaded guilty ordered to be for one month George Hanson collier ...
... which were thought by harvest labourers to be corn bugs, made thair appearance ainong some men reaping corn near Brasted, Kent, on Weduesday. The invaders proved to be mosquitoes, and had come trom a ship lying uh Woolwich or Gravesend. A remaikable ...