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... John Thornton & Company. July, there will be sold forty-one head of tbo herd belonging to Mr Herbert Lcney, Corning, Maidstone, Kent. The Barnlng herd has been in existence for nearly twenty yean, having been started in 1876 by the purchase of two cows ...
... opened la all iU departments at Fouroak* Park in Birmingham. It bad been decided in the usual to bold this year's exhibition Maidstone, but, awing to tbs serious outbreak of typhoid forer is that town last sutama, this resolution bad b* departed from, aad ...
... Hillockbrad. Huntly. To Mr Bruee, Tochincal, there was sold tbs four-yanr old cow Morning Dew and her yearling heifer Briar Boot, Mr Brass selling tbe latter bis resent sals fsr 7 gs. to Mr Little- Km. Wellbouts. The nine-ysnr-old cow Lady was sold, along ...
... Bond Gilbert, the oomposer of Maidstone 377 and Thanksgiving 87 or 582 was a native of Devonshire, held a number of organ appointments in England, including one at Maidstone in Kent, and then went to New York. His tune Maidstone seems to be better suited ...
... and capture of DdhL—Mr William Ckav CcMOrmtieo member for Bolton from IKt. -M. PoETAinwoo French pointer of elomie oehooL Hu boot known picture i u tliio oountry Übw’L. toga 1' Opera de -Sir JAMES T. 8. Bicrabobon of Pitfour, who died a* Pitfour Outle, ...
... by Chenrtete, Ac., ererywhera. aobnit to year notice oo» K*l** Spodal Ltoanla gEASONABLE GOODS. KSSSSSi. : rw-. ■ Finest Golden Cam B>nip, Id. A li«L per Ik. FBCIT. New BsMoe’s Jsim JelHee. Melons, Leaens, Pews, Ac, £»3:£S~SSSS better rslee Tens be pot ...
... oatmeal, cd. to fid. per boll of 140 lbs Banffshire. Tiik engngen ent is announced of Mr Leonard J!ra»ey of Preston Hall, Maidstone, Kent, to Lady Violet Gordon-Lcnnox, second daughter of the Kail of March, and grand-daughter of Hia Grace tbc Duke of Richmond ...
... Christian names, or rather tl.- amss their farm*, sometimes abbreviated mi-t v.ry grotesque form* It was the eve ol their host* golden wedding:—F James, host, after short reflective silence— There ba ...
... platform to wish the party good-bye were the Prince of Wales, Duke D’Aosta, and the Duke of Fife. The little town of Sandgate, Kent, was on Saturday night the scene of most disastrous subsidence. About eight o’clock there was experienced such movement of ...