... Leigh, M.P., of Maidstone (first), Mr. A. Waterman gardener to Mr. H. A. Brassey, of Aylesford (second), and Mr. S. Barlow, of Slakehill House, near Manchester (third). In this class the Warner King, the Flower of Kent, the Golden Noble, the enormous ...

... IS- ?? .ni Pryce. Henry Charles. CwmtiUery. Monmouthshire, boot > M shoe dealer. Oct. 15. , „„_.. Moms. Ann. and Morris. Bichard John (trading »s *■ *£™ and Sou), Market Drayton. Salop, boot and siioe a*-v Oct. 13. Lowrison. John Morpeth, innkeeper. Oct ...

... apples clemert or culinary', six fruit of each variety, has been taken by Messrs. G. Bunyard Co.. Maidstone, who show 140 of every shade of green, red. and golden fruit. The Bismarck and Peasgood's Nonsuch are monster specimens. Mr. .1. Watkins. Withington ...

... Britain. City, glass blowers nnd electricians— A. F. G. aud A. W. E. Bemau (trading as F. Rernau), Duke-street, St. James's, boot and shoe makers— Kino Brothers, High Holborn, Manchester. Leeds, and ?? J.E. and J J. Watson, Beak-street, Regent-street, ...

... Ramsgate. bootmaker, June 3o. Mount, Henry. Upper Evthorneand Nonington, Kent, saddler, July 2. Da le, George. Stonehouse. Devon, hotel waiter, Julyl. 80-.vy.-r. John Abigail. Bro-kley. Kent, tutor. July 1. Kayner. William Kaveusbourue-street. Deptford. carpenter ...

... Mrs. Foard, aud of the late Charles Fowl, oi tin Stock Exchange, aged 32. BOOD.-Oet.39, at Down Lodge. Down, Kent, Martha, wife of Alfred boot, cf SI, Moorgate-street, E.C, formerly of High- bury-hill.K..iged63. 31AMF.1..-ort.j:. at Bole Hall. Tamworth ...

... meet. The pippins famed limns, of members. i Tthee wen iredde plappa very toothaime ; the appia. he rough and wintry; the golden plppiii—theei tempting; the duck's bill Vilmid the king el the pippin& rich yellow and ifor amid the Detreashire Quarreedens ...

... li - CV Palace).-• pretty Semi-detached VILLA. with good minding sod garden. bobs LET. 111 inn iitnint on. with views of the Kent kills. Apply to Mr. Sneaky, 10. How Hedge-street. E.e. ST. JOHN'S WOOD.-For SALA - Tritit x Poseemioe: • . a . • good gartloq ...

... hospitably uutil Mr. Glad- stoue is able to give his attention to him. Mr. J. G. Talbot, M.P., and other Magis- trates of the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maid- stone, were engaged on Thursday, Friday, and Satur- ilay in trying cases arising out of the ...

... riding tneyedes, elephants playing music, elephants at supper. Mar- vellous ?? extrocharge. CRYSTAL PALACE.* Grand Ballet, A GOLDEN DREAM. THIS EVENING, at 8.0. arranged by Madame Katti Lauuer. Invented and produced by Mr. Oscar Barrett. A limited number ...

... and Irish Linens for Dre>ses. Irish Cambric Handkerchiefs, free.-B. and E. M'HUGH ?? Belfast. SERVANTS' TOP BOOTS, 425. ; Tops any Color. Best Boots, all kinds, equally cheap for cash. Send for form of _elf-measu_-meiit.-KENNETH McDONALD,64.Hay- market, ...

... Saturday to Monday. BOATING on the RIVER~MEDW AY.* CHEAP DAY' TRIPS at 8.55 a.m. from Victoria. Holborn. and St. Paul's, to MAIDSTONE. Ist cl. 1C5..2,l cl. 75.. 3d cl.4s. SUNDAY CHEAP TRIP to RAMSGATE, MAR- GATE. BROADSTAIRS. HERNE BAY. WHITSTABLE. and back ...