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... Plumptr*. SHXZP. For the best pen nf three Kent Ewe Tegs.—l Countess of Gnilford, Mr. E. Morton. For the best pen of threa Kent Wether uunbs.- 1 Mr W. E. Long, 2 Countess Guilford. For tbe pen of three Kent Ewe Lambs.— 1 Countess of Guilford, Mr. H. F ...
... service on behalf of the School Fund, and res ulted in an increase over those of last year. Some of the flowers were to the Kent and Canterbury Hos pital on Monday, and the remaining portion to the Rev. C. Tunbridge’s Mission at Barking. In connection ...
... in Rhodaus ‘Town. In answer to a question prisoner said he came from Glasgow and was working at the Fair. Prisoner gaid the boots he was wearing he bought of a soldier of the 11th Hussars for 32. He stated that he had not been in the Army. Witness took ...
... should all meet Coburg during the first week of May, when the Duke and Duchess of Saxe- Coburg Gotha are to celebrate their golden wedding. At the Court hunt St. Hubert's Day, the Emperor William astonished everybody by appearing in English hunting-dress ...
... exceeding 30 weeks old—No competition Premium 22—Pig of any breed, above 30 and not exceeding 50 weeks old—No competition BOOTS, Class 9. Premium 23—For the best twelve purple-top Swede turnips—l £1, G. W. Finn, Faversham : 2 10s - . M. Pepper, Nonington ...
... Thomas, Silve L. Hardy, M.P.: res, Mr. A. J . rcupor piece of plate yiven by the Proprietor of the Kent County Examiner for ths best Pen of three sheep, not Kents—Mr, T, Miles’ South- ‘owns, Thorley’s cups —Mr,. T. Miles and Lord H Ulingdou, PIGS, three fat ...
... biggest feasting displays ever seen this country was that given by Lord Romney to the Kent Volunteers on August lst, 1799, when George 111. reviewed them near Maidstone. The tables at this feast were ninety-one iv number, and reached a distance of miles ...
... Secretary of the Shef mess Co-operativa District Association), and delegates from Woolwich, Maidstone, Dover, Canterbury, and other Co-operative centres Kent. - The Chairman, after apologising for the absence of Mr. E. O. Greening, who had been announced ...
... GIVEN BY MINSRS. G. W. AND GREEN, Woor- Best Three Keat Ram Teg Fleecas—H. Best Kent Wether Fleeces— 1, G. W. Fino, be, Lyminge, Exors. late C. Neame, Faversham: Best Three Kent Teg Fleeces Sturry ; he, C. Collard. (not rams)—1, T. Wootton, ‘ven CUPS AND ...
... brought him to shore.—The jury returned a verdict of Accidentally Drowned. DEATH FROM NATURAL East Kent Coroner (R. M. Mercer, Esq.) held an inquest at the “Golden Lion Inn,” Whitstable, on Wednesday last, on the body of John Parker. Celia Parker deposed that ...
... cake, £8 10s. Od. to os. Od. foreign ditto, £7 ss. Od. to £7 15s. Od. ; cotton cake £{> os. Od. to £-5 10s. Od. per ton. MAIDSTONE CORN MARKET— Nov. 18. »• a. g. wheat,new 36 38 Oats, black,new 16 24 White ditto, old Ditto, old — Red ditto 34 36 White ...
... toaoclose a gsnerally interesting and entertaining issue. Baily's Magazine.—Mr, Leonard Brassey, the owner of Presten Hall, near Maidstone, is the subject of the portrait and biographical sketch in the October Baily, After referring to his early career and describing ...