... Mr J. A. Waite, B. H. Bowman, Esq , and Mr T. Simmonds. Class 32—Golden Tankard wnrtzal: 20s, Mr Harry Bush, Class 33—Drumhead cabbage: 20a, Mr Septimus Day, North House, Barming, Maidstone ; ho, S. Hope Motley, Esq. Presented by Messrs. James Carter and ...

... one month. From the annual meeting at Lord’s to arrange county cricket fixtures, it appears that the Kent home fixtures are on the Gravesend, Maidstone, Canterbury, and Town Mailing Grounds. Sussex patronises Brighton for home matches. At the Smithfield ...

... KENT GENERAL SESSIONS. These sessions were held Maidstone on Toes* day, amongst those present being Sir J. Leonard (chairman), £arl Stanhope, Lord Harris, Viscount Torrington, Sir Walter Stirling, Mr E. Norton, M.P., Col. Warde, Col. Coorthope, Capt. ...

... WEST KENT FOXHOUNDS. (Woodland). Satarday, Feb. 11 Boar’s Head. Tuesday, Feb 14 Fine Ashea. Saturday, Feb. 18 Groombriuge Station | Wednesday, Feb. 23*.. Mayfield. Saturday, Feb. 25., Ratberfleld. Meet 1L HABBIKRS. Tuesday, Feb. 14. Golden Green ...

... duty will bring Mr MacKinnon back to Kent in May in time for training of the East Kent Mounted Rifles, in which he is Major, and which this year will be brigaded for permanent duty with the West Kent Yeomanry at Maidstone. ...

... containing 8 bedrooms, bath room, 8 reception rooms, 40., and necessary outbuildings. Rent £l9O. 0668 TT* ENT, boot 8 miles from MAIDSTONE and TONBRIDGE.—To let Farm 70 acres, does to station; with farm boose and buildings. All useful arable land, with ...

... are all that can bs desired in a military sense. By the way, when will the West Kent Yeomanry officers listen to the petition of the men to wear boots like their East Kent brethren Mr Faunce de Laune’s protests against hardship of inflicting fines on country ...

... The semi final for tbe Kent County Badge will be played Satnrday xt. between Folkestone ard the South-Eastern Kansers, Ashford. Referee, W. Tress; umpires, H. M. Veitch and P. C. Hare. Train 12.45. HDNTIfcG APPOINTMENTS. WEST KENT FOXHOUNDS. Friday, Feb ...

... Ac. Entry a-iout £lOO A large bu-iiie-- can be done. Rent £SO. L 22 KENT, near TUNBRIDGE WELLS.—To let a Farm of nearly 50 acres, more than half gras*. Small and good bmldn g* Kent abont £3 »n acre. 18 SUSSEX, near HOKSHAM, A Plea-nro F.rm of nearly ...

... maiiuti free .h .rge. Mention thi paper. A WHITECHAPEL VICTIM IN KENT. Many of will start!’d to heir .hat the murderer; woman Eddowas, one of thf recent v'cnms the Wh.techapel rdsrer m Maidstone not more thsn lureo T death, that she tnere Wh.su »Lc wo.« the ...

... eight ftoree, with excellent ftccomm ...

... of Golden Eagle peaches, and one of Coe’s late red plums. Mr W, Johnstone, gardener Captain Philip Green, of Bayham Abbey, sent dish of half-a-dozen magnifioent Grosae Calebasse pears. Messrs. Geo. Bunyard and Co., of the Kent Nurseries, Maidstone, sent ...