... 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 ...

... .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 ...

... 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/ ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...