... remand from Monday, with stealing a pair of boots, belonging to James Wraigat, landlord of the Dane John Tavern, Watling-street.—Chief Constable Davies stated that the police had been unable totrace the boots, and the Mayor said the case would be dismissed ...

... to be between 50 60 years of age. was dressed in a dark, thick overcoat, light trousers, side spri boots, and hat. Police-constable Foster, of the Kent Coanty Constabulary, stationed at Salt- wood, was soon on the and Mr. J. Hackney, surgeon of Hythe ...

... excellent oold JoUition was afterwards partaken of at the Saracen'e Head Hotel. It was stated that there were twentytwo chapels in Kent and Sussex connected with the end the great majority of them were prosperous. In Ashford the mission cause was progressing ...

... prospect is very discouraging ; duty which had been set at £200,000, ' this week is called £170,000. EAST KENT, JULY 14. —The hop plantations in East Kent have only made moderate progress. The forward gardens show an abundance of strong bine and fruit-prodncing ...

... rne, Sir J. Williamson's School, Rochester, St. Laurence College, Rock House, Maidstone, Gutteridge's School, Gravesend, Marine House, 8t- Margaret's, Dover. CRICKET. KENT v. SURREY. There was much larger attendance at Mote Park on Tuesday than on the ...