... SHERIFF'S OFFICER FOR EAST KENT, CRAYCRAFT, OF HAWLEY STREET, MARGATE, GENERAL DEALER. This was also an appeal from the decision of Mr. Registrar Furley, sitting as Judge.—An application was made to the Court on behalf of the Sheriff of Kent for the costs of keeping ...

... and a! 1umber of deep foot prints remain in the wet, soft |: arth around it. Some of these were made by heavy, | 10b-nailed boots, and casts of them have been taken. | | )thers were the well-recognised tread of Mr. Arthur}: ‘ tillow, some of them being ...

... was seen in North • Lane by a Police-constable dressed in navvy's clothes but with pair of regimental boots on. He now said - he had bought the boots at a second-hand shop, and this appeared to be satisfactory explanation to the , Bench, who dismissed ...

... except bantams. Cock and two hens. Ist, Mr. W. Ayliffe. ight br:hma; 2nd, Mr. H. Bread, golden Poland; 3rd, Mr. KR. erry, Beckley, brown legho:rn; h c, Mr. H. Broad, golden Pi id, Mr. H. Blask, goi.-p Hanburg, Mr. Smith, Patrixbourne, pheasants; c., Mr. F ...

... of place was held by a very beautiful Devon, | one of the handsomest specimens of that dainty breed | perhaps ever shown in Kent. To the unpractised eye there 1s much outward resemblance between a Devon and a Sussex, but the latter is more massive and ...