... required. The deceased gentleman wa* well-known and esteemed throughout the whole of East Kent, although he left tho district some years ago to accept a practice Maidstone, where he became district medical officer. We have rea on to believe that the case is ...

... fresh coloured, with dark hair, whiskers, and moustaches. A black cutaway coat, light tweed trousers and vest, side spring boots, and black felt hat. There was nothing aid in identifying the deceased except white cambric handkerchief, which was marked ...

... the Aye- MONISM and VALUERS, Cranbrook, Kent. 81:788E;4-fATF8F0D, and BUOBELL rittheparisl7e's of EtehinginTiian/S;lifttret. An exteweire and unreserved sale of the wellmown herd pure Sasser Stock, Sock of 1,000 Kent Sheep, powerful draught Hanes, and Farming ...

... Mrs. Leo Wurucr, .1. S. Scott Chad, Esq., ami Mrs. Scott Chad, tlie li.-v. \V. Martin and Mrs. Marlin, the Rev. E. W. Kent ami Mrs. Kent, the Rev. J. Flatten, Ac., Ac. Mr. iiclclu-r, of llolkhuin, kindly presided instrumentalist, and earned the hearty thanks ...

... Sept. 21. THE HOP HAKTEST IN KENT. The Special roireepondent of the Paily Setes. writing from Ditton, near Mahlatone, gives the followliig Interesting account the hop hanreat in Kent: I should like well to be * hop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial, p ...

... George William!, was at the last Kent Anises sentenced to two months' imprisonment for stealing a watch mid pair of beano, the property of a coachman to Mr H. B. Outing, of Southborough, and on Wednen.lay, when leaving Maidstone Gaol, he was re-apprehended ...

... inquest has been held at Snodland, Kent, to inquire into the drcmnstances attending the deaths of Thomas Charlton, aged 23, waiter club-house in London, and Emily Boorman, aged 2S, daughter of wheelwright Maidstone, who ware drowned by the accidentai ...

... ALL AMONG THE HOPS. The golden grain waving like mimic sea before the gentle autumnal breeze, awaiting the sickle of the husbandman, is pretty sight to see ; are the rich ripe crops of fruit in the picturesque orchards of Kent, though tantalising to the ...

... 7. The market has been quiet, at about late ra PRICES of WOOL in LONDON. . wn to 1s 104d, half- bred do. 1s 934d to 1s 10d, Kent fleeces 1s 10d to 1s 1034, sonthdown ewes and wethers Is 7d to 1s 8d, and Leicester do. 1s 10d to 2s 0d per lb. Sorts : Clothing ...

... Tuesday's ',narks Gazette. 38th Kent—Captain 5.3. Jennings, Lieutenant J. Piper, Enaign A. Herschel, Honorary Choplain Rev. H. A. Jeffreys, M.A., and Honorary Asoiatant-Surgeon E. Young reeiga their commiseions. 41st Kent—C. W. Morland, gentleman, to be ...

... Bateman; 2, Mr. Hutt, Thrupp. Golden Pencilled Hamburghs-I, Mr. Henry Piper, Oxford; 2, Mr. H. Piper (but as the exhibitors are allowed to take but one prize in a class the second prize was given to Mr. Heath.) Golden Spangled-Two entries, but not worthy ...

... of the Kent County Constabalary, with-a number of men was soon on the spot. Pails and all other available water-holding utensils were at once thet int@requisition, but of course with no great e the Tunbridge fire followed by one from the Kent Fire 0 Office ...