... OARRIAO J. the hi/malaria READING. PRINCE, black and white, by Brigadier out of Whisky; weight allb.—At £7. lee. Apply Mr. Jaunt Golden Lion, Motley, near 9 brindle, by Patent out of Maideals (running weight atab.)—Terms, 3 Guineas. ;ply to O. Houma, Old Post ...

... mlnutV play, In , favour of West Kent goal, a try, and two touch 1 downs to one tvy. The Service won the toes, and elected play with the wind for the first half. Play did no* commence till nearly four o’clock, when West Kent, kicked off. but the ball was ...

... Crew left the in the ship’s boot with the injured men without orders the Master having previously gone ashore Uajtarbw^b^f On hb rrinnsflmtiiw leaving only mysrif and hoy in charge one anchor. While at anchor in Ramsey Bay, boot containing flve hands was ...

... coroner for Weet Kent (Mr. O. J. Cartier) held an inquiry at the Harrow Inn, Abbey Wood into the circomufeneee the death of a child named George William Kent From the eyldenee giren by the mother and a neighbonr. appeared that Mra. Kent lett the room for ...

... Berks, for Maidenhair, 6 years and ten months, bred by exhibitor. Second prize to No. 142, Mr. Thos. Philpott, of Linton, Maidstone, Kent, for Bloomer. 6 years and 3 mc nths, bred by exhibitor. Third prize to No. 137, Mr. Wm. Torr, of Aylesby Manor, Great ...

... GENERAL SERVANT —C. D., 134, Clapham-r-nd WANTED, a thorough GENERAL SERVANT} in a family ol two. Must irond plain cook. knives, boots, windows Kr -3 au years at age; One year’s personal character Indlsi-etieHl-i*. High wares good servant.—Apply,to-day and to-n ...

... shutters and linings, &c., complete. R. Battlcy, 21, Old Kent-road. s Qase Bars (Reveral Rrim Lambstongue) for Bale, with L) 3 bare and bottom rails, all in good oxder. R. Battley, 21, O\ Kent-rord. 8 gcu.- (Pair of Beam) and Placks for Sale, by Williams ...

... Camld Kail lJ oat of Charmer. one of the fastest greyhounds of his .Icy. At en. Se.--Apply to James GODDIX, Jan.. Wateringhnry. Kent. GLENA VON (red dog. weight 641 b.), by Ingletoo or Oat—Wee am. by Canaradm—fiee sire of Hamilton oat of the &et bitch put ...

... near Kennington Church, 5.E. ey H (u-tmub.a)”-;'n.} nn::u:.h'_;f-_ -_;::ir_i:l-i ofl“‘q-fl. Aw, « Na Ureat tepey - street, Golden-aquare. g all Purnisbed) wanted, three bed rooms, per- HOU (h: reot low ; ‘)--Mm ““m]m” 9]. mcd}-mqfl. Lwrun Hall (or place ...

... st, Greenwich, ddr Mr. Baxendale in the chair. The meeting was aessed by four stokers employed at the Gas Works in tho Old Kent road, who showed from their experience that retorts could be drawn and laborious work per. formed better without than oftwih ...

... INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT. —MAIDSTONE . , DEC. 2, (Before Baron PlGorr.) THE SNOULAND DI WIDER. • Thomas Atkins, 27, a tall, powerful young man, was indicted for the wilful murder of Israel May, a constable belonging to the Kent constabulary, on the 21st ...

... make himself Y usetul, Apply n& Old Kent-rosd. 2 OUTIH] wanted as an _ tios, outdoors, in the Y Cog‘tbq-lomol.:lnll‘mm-’l’ l-dl-m ; wages after first a'x wonthe. I:X.l.wa only, 1 F. Williams & Co,, 35, Broad-staeet, Golden-+quare. 7 OUTH (Rewpectable) wanted ...