... Grace will probably take part in the match Kent v. Gloucestershire, which ia fixed for next y ear's Cricket Week at Canterbury. Tbe counsel for tbe prosecution in tbe case of tbe woman Church, at Maidstone Assizes, Mr. T. Drury, and not Mr. Dering, as ...

... books from tha Misses Read, 27, St. George's Place. Kent Benevolent Medical Society. The annual general meeting of the Kent Benevolent Medical Society was held on Wednesday, in the library the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, under tbe presidency Mr. Alfred ...

... The monument will be thirty feet high. Accidents. —On Thursday evening George Hearnden, aged 11 years, was admitted into tbe Kent and Canterbury Hospital. lie bad fallen out of a tree in Forty Acies, St. Dunstan's, and broken one of his legs. —Ou Wednesday ...

... was assaulted she got to the Hospital. Deceased was conscious and spoke to witness. Mr. Zachariah Prentice, House Surgeon the Kent C*° «bury Hosp,tal. stated that he admated deceased that institution 7.15 a.m. on 'Hh She was in partly conscious condition ...

... and G. Wbybrow (m). Kent College.Canterbury. Honours. Class I. Second division.—E. U. Sayers, Simon Laogton School, Canterbury. Honours. Class lI.—S. Cook (to), W. Shaxby, and H. Surry, Simon Langton School, Canterbury; F. Hewson, Kent College. Canterbury; ...

... Collection 129. 9d., per Mr. W. R. Harris. Poison the Woods of Kent.— Considerable indignation has been aroused by tbe unsportsmanlike action of some individuals iv tbe neighbourhood of Lenbam, Kent, who, being averse to tbe sport of foxhunting, are determined ...

... following pupils of Kent College, Canterbury, were successful, viz.:—Mr. J. Hobbs, son of Mr. J. Hohbs, Maidstone (Honour Division), and Mr. A. T. B'irbridge, son of the Rev. C. Burbridge, We9leyan Minister, Boston (Ist Class). Kent and Canterbury Hospital ...