... want • jolt this election' Witco. replied Yee. and Mr. White gave him • note to take to Mr. Kent. Witness took sots to Mr. Kent on Monday, and Mr. Kent asked Witne. sat clown and wrote until 119.11111. He then asked for some refreshments, bet Mr. bast ...

... election to Mr. Bennett, at the Golden Do» Mr. Bennett asked him if he was a voter, and he safd he was not, but that his father was on the register. Mr. Bennett then told witness to instruct his father to' come up to the Golden Dog. Witness-went for his father ...

... Tillett’s over-zealous friends were in the Sjbit* of meeting at the Golden Dog, , fcr the purse of “obliging” who were anxious to ’‘oblige” them by their votes in favour of Mr. Tillett. Golden Dog,” eminently popular and attractive poor voters, whose palms ...

... HAWLEY. The remains of Sir Joseph Hawley, Part., were on Tuesday interred in Leybourne Church. near Maidstone. The coffin was conveyed from london by North Kent b y SnodLand Station, where it was met at novo by a beanie and five mourning coaches, which had ...

... MINERAL WATERS, SUPPLIED AT LONDON PRICES. A. ROGERS, CHEMIST, NEWMARKET. ESTABLISHED 1800. FOE SOUND AND HEAVY BOOTS USE PRENTICE'S BOOT MANUBES. The £60 Prize Cup for the best ten acres of Swedes was awarded to R. S. Doyne, Esq., Wells, County Wexford ...