... Sam Merrythought. T. H. Jau'a bik and w b Jaw, Gladstone—Lady. beat .1.5. Bontoft'a w b Belle of Holbeach. Bonus Patentee. H. Kent's blk and w d Holiest Boy, Counban. Amusement, beat N. N. Oakes' blk and w b Msrmattan, Resurrection—Hurricane. Lady Wodehonse's ...

... the prisoner either pair of boots. He never said anything when the prisoner said he gave him the boots. On the day the furniture was removed to Spaldiug his mother asked the prieerier if he knew anything about his masters boots. I but the prisoner said he ...

... Papillon, and F. Smythies ; Councillors J. T. Argent, A. T. Cobbold, S. Chaplin, W. W. Daniell, Alfred Francis, Henry Goody, J. Kent, J. Z. Peggs, Asher Prior, and J. Wicks, jnn. ; Mr. Sayers , Turner, Town Clerk; Mr. E. Waylen, Medical Officer; Mr. A. M. ...

... stage until they are made into excellent boots and shoes, to swell the thousands upon thousands kept the huge warehouses in readiness to meet the large orders received from the North or from abroad, for Norwich boots and shoes are sent various parts the old ...

... (pinta). 27 „ Old Port. 29 „ Choice Sparkling Bed Burgundy Chemlaertin:' Frost the well-known Armand Tile, ta 26 Very Fine Old Golden Sherry, Duff Gordon's. 20 „ Haute Sauterne. 16 „ • Ditto (pints). 84 „ Old Tawny Port, Sundt man's Vintage, 1862. 20 ...

... LONDON, S.E. a B. L S. EAST KENT GOLDINGS 7 0 to 10 10 WEALD OF KENT 7 6,, 9 10 MID KENT . .60,, 9 9 SUSSEX . 512,, 9 0 SURREY . .6 6,, 8 8 YEARLING KENT .,.3 3 ,, 6 6 ...

... put the boot into it oil the beck of the goose, said Mr. Dinkins, our of the clearly and sharply defined impreasious exultantly. before her. There was no mistake. The foot that It in told of the late Doctor Winter Hamilton, had worn the boot in her hood ...

... to the slippery state streets. Involving lew tee. surgical operations, medical stteudsans. die., basidm cost of 109999 pahs boots destroyed end injured, and clothing slosh and water, bringing the estimated lamas in the lump for one day low sum than 1754 ...

... the Torquay Science and Art School. IT IS proposed that the Lambeth Palace library shall be thrown open to the inhabitants of Kent. A NOTION for the abolition of flogging in the army was on Tuesday defeated by 164 votes against 12'2. ON SC afternoon two ...

... than in the Norfolk, and they knew the day that the Rev. Mr. Tooth, when sent prison, would not go to but preferred go to Maidstone, where he would be treated (Laughter.) The object of the Prisons Bill was to treat prisoners uniformly and save to the ratepayers ...

... President in drinking success to Our next merry meeting. A RARE BIRD, the Soland Goose, or Gannet, has been captured by Mr. Kent, of Creeting, by chasing it down in one of his fields. The wings measure from tip to tip, 2 yards. The bird is now being stuffed ...

... Street, Regent's Park, London, N.W CORNELL AND CO., HOP NERCHANTS, 5, DENMAN STREET, LONDON BRIDGE, SE. EAST KENT GOLDINGS MID KENTS WEALD OF KENT SUSSEX .. WORCESTER .. .. FARNHAM .. YEARLING HOPS, 1875 YEARLING BELGIANS £ a. 6 B. .. 8 0to ...