... ® owe*. BR nd GALE, Estate Agents, Hmillet, have to LET. GROVE VILLA. Aaohoratreet, Kent *l#. r ' Leeds. Bern ...

... uLmcn- plurved in this industry would not b'n more than -63 per cent.. eyh-ch is somewh-vat less than the average of that ,golden year of iron sbinbuilders, 1882. In seven isieis of tbe ungineering trade, representing engine and machone building, iron ...

... VILLAS, ll.jim'.hay-road.—Two aitting-room*. bay floor kitchen; bath, and w.e. Kent *3O. VILLAS, House; two sitting-rooms, a ' l garden*. Heven minutes from atation. Kent *l4. VIEW, Btackman-lane.—Thraoxh House; three roam* and four bwdroonu, bach yard ...

... J. Cooper, Wind-or and Egham, coach builder, ' XW. Matheson, Woolwich, grocer Hd E. Kettle, Maidstone, licensed victualler IK T. NWhiting, Folkestone, boot dealer tF' W. H. Laneley, Canterbury, rnanaier to a licensed victaha x; A. H. Ifiitchin, Over ...

... Brewer-street, Golden-sqnaro, London, packing eases nicker Edivin Phillip,. Bridg-cstreet, Newtown, wino and spirit merchant I Chas. Lintorn, Redhiti, Reigato, builder Alex. Solomrion. Drreywtal, near Dartford, farmer Eli Srnres Nest Cro's-road, Kent. diarler ...

... Reports of matches played on other days to be sent in with as little delay as possible. KENT e. YORKSHIRE. This return match was resanied and concluded at Mote Park, Maidstone, yesterday, in brilliant weather, Yorkohire being defeaed by 64 .runs. On both srdes ...

... oadhutst, Derby, tsaper banger J. T. 1-lin Nottingham, tfrniture dealer C, Woodtord, Northarepton, boot manufacturer J. A. Ressd, Meath, slholesalo boot rnanufactnran to D. Grifilths Ferndalo. draper - WI. Willinmni Merthir Tydvil, draper J. Woodwaru, ...

... was given. DEATH op AN EX-M.P.-Mr. James Whatmuan, late M.P. for Maidstone, died at his Maiastone residence on Saturday morning. The deceased gentlemun at one time represented West Kent. SALE OFFAItMING STOCK ATIBOROUGEIBRIDGE.- On Friday Mr. George Freeman ...

... Trufalai-rorad, Old Kent-road, and now . Dunstan's-terroa,' Forest Hill-road, London, formerly in partirer- ship pith Mr.E. Marsh, Tnder the style of Sutolitfeand Madsh, corn . . dcalers, bakerr, and confeetioners Robert Brettingeam, Old Kent-mad, London, licensed ...

... bildeor C. U}. Syrett, Dapitfoid; trading ano yrett and Co., shirt manufal turers _ V. W. Titley, Golden Htill. draper J. B. Haeiford, Wudnesbaly, boot innufactarer , J. Grillin, ?? Coiipton, near Wolvrtihamptun, licensed victualler IL Dobell, the younger ...

... merchaints; asot sapavate estate of A. Buttler, residentie ofi 6tasnley-terince, Cutforri, Kent; alse fenpstart etite of T, Builer, residine a rdi-od 01 Lewrishele, Kent Solomon and Co., rinebuiry-pattinernitt, London, inanufaetuvems of Infants' heods, hite~ ...

... Middlesex completed a first innings of 187, and Kent lost two wickets for 76. Yesterday morning the remainder of Kent innings occupies two hours and three-quarters, bat only IIt runs were added to the score, Kent thus heading their opponents by six runs on ...