... —On fcue motion of Alderman Banks, seconded Alderman Caist*r, the sum Xl6O las. 101. was ordered to paid the treasurer of the Kent County Lunatic Asylum. Mr. Willis moved, and it was carried unanimously, that it referred to the Watch Committee to consider ...

... necessary to hold an inquest in either oaae. Farai. Fau. Ora ths Culff. —On Tuesday inquest was held the body of Mr. Arthur Clark, boot salesman of Netting Hill, who was killed by falling over the cliff on the previous day. Mr. Sntton, Ewnbroker. of the same ...

... Harrisom. —ln a recent issue of Church Bells/' the fallowing sketch accompanied by a portrait of the Vea. Archdeacon of Maidstone is given The Venerable Benjamin Harrison, eldest son of the late Mr, Benjamin Harmon, of Clapham, Surrey, Treasurer Quy's ...

... good; spring, bad. Peas, under average. Boot crops, very good. Hay, huge growth; well got. Harvest, now genenl. Mr. Bobert Matson, Wingham:—Wheat, over avenge. Barley, under average. Oats, good. Peas, good. Boot crops, mangel good and swedes partial. Hay ...