... .4 peens, a burned owl, and • pair .4 golden pMneante, So'., by Mr. Hanger; a king porrot and a c enable, he Mr. U. W. Chapman ; • c In. Mr.: Feeebely; nielinal (South America), by Mr. W. /feed; a pair of golden plemiante, by Mr. Tenton, fte., and plucked ...

... Feb. 3, at OatelL SCAarrry OF FOS ES tx Ki:xr.—The well-known of Sir John Lubbock, Bart., at !anted 1)own1 and Farnborough (Kent) this yew thin of [oyes, At Utalham, and the e-tatc of Karl Stanhope, at Phavening Park, the Surrey fox honind. have drawn ...

... from loss of blood conssquent upon the rupture of a blood-veiweL George a native of Maidstone, and was well known, not only in the county town, but throughout Kent. Ile was of the few whom to know IVIL. simply to lore. As • musician, it is not too much ...

... complained Defendant was &al Bs. cost% I KENT IeI:NEI:AL AN VICACTIOte PrOLIc AN. The adjourned annual recent Sessions for the transaction of county business were held at the was lurnmle'l for I,l s M o use, Maidstone. on Tuesday last. Cal. liceseed premiss/ ...

... YAANINATION. Nt.. 19, F. nutter, .991.00 M. r Smith, Tmtbrielge, Kent, 501ie9.094 Fears the GAZETTE elf Sur. G. PAIMUCIOMP Henry Villi.in TlN.mar Street, Ilig1:- Ktrect, Iteirlf..nl, Kent, otmlertaker.. JOTTINGS. (Froin Fain.) WEDDING BELLS. Miss Helen ...

... report of the Pruoiian Hermits' dinner, held week. We stated that the Ilavor holds the rank Quarter Master in the Royal East Kent Rides; we should have Seriteaut Major, the former office being held by Mr. V. jun. A Sritax..t: Ronsriso Pt-tot—Mr. Holmes ...