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... live calf P r,z ®’ jno Walter, M.P., of Bearwood, Wobingharo, Berks- Second prize, £l5, Mr. Thoa. Philpott, of Linton, Maidstone, Kent. t Third prize, £lO, Mr. Wm. Torr, of Ayleaby Manor, Great Grimsby, Lincoln. Sussex Steers, not exceeding 2 years and ...
... Berks, for Maidenhair, 6 years aud 10 months, bred by exhibitor. Second prize to No. 142, Mr. Thomas Phiipott, of Linton Maidstone, Kent, for Bloomer, 5 years and 3 months, bred by exhibitor. Third prize to No. 137, Mr. William Torr, of Aylesbury Manor, Great ...
... Pring ; Read, 7th, a. dozen of golden sherry, by a friend ; Grant, Bth, cruet stand : by the corporals ; Minns, 9th, umbrella, by Mr. Meager ; Meager. 10th. one guiuea, by an hon. member ; Haywood, llth' ; pair of boots, by Mr. Milligan ; Kellewav, 12th ...
... 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 ...
... styles in ; V .Ladies', GeHtleoien's, and Children's Boots and Shoes now ready. 1 A large assortment of HOME MADE, iIAND STITCHSD BOOTS, TO BVTT ALL CLASSES. • ) PARCELS SENT ON APPROVAL. BOOTS KA DETOORDERON VERY|?HORT NOTICE j REPAIRING j In ; a'l ...
... Board of Guardians have commenced to use Australian Meat, and will use it for six months. Kent Ritlb Voi.itntkkiiB. —(Fro m Tuesday’s Oauette.) —Ist Kent (Maidstone), Robert Hoar, gent., to be Sab-Lieut. 16th (Sittingboarne), Lieut. George Payne, jun., ...
... or letter, the Agent-General tor New Zealand, 7, Westminster Chambers. London. 8.W., or to Mb. MICHAEL J. O'BRIEN, ICHARD P. KENT AND CO. AV general drapers, AUCTIONEERS, RATHDOWNEy. SHIPPING AG iS, DUBLIN AND WICITLOW CO.’S MASUEES. Admitted to one of ...
... 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 ...
... considerable protaotion. Where sand is plentiful, use it in preference to mould, because of its drying nature. Favzv GARDEN —Boot-pruning, where required, should be commenced without delay. The simplest method is to open a trench on one side of the trees ...
... m (6u-fttc. CANTERBURY, TUESDAY DECEMBER 30.1873. ) [Vol. 186, No. 52. rnHE KENT AND METROPOLITAN REGISTER of PHOPEETY to be SOLD or LET. to be had gratis of WORSPOLD, HAYWARD, Co., Auctioneers, Queen Victoria Street, London, E. C„ and New Bridge, Dover ...
... 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 ...
... £3.287 salaries of county £255 for militia storehouses. aad AS for judges lodgings. The following are tee of expenditure in Kent which under Sir Massey Lopes' scheme would haws been transferred from local rates to Imperial charges : Prosecution and conveyance ...