... with the ex- tion of his boots and socks, which he threw into the water after Eccles, who meantime was left to drown. The Free Education Act is being almost uni- versally applied in the towns and villages throughout East Kent, and, from the steps already ...

... City, solicitors— Lucas and Good- r-hild, Billericay, Essex, and Mark-lr.ne, com merchants- Walter and Richardson, Ashford, Kent, brewers— George Hetherington and Green, Wigton. solicitors— Shaw and Ehackleton, Leeds or elsewhere, butchers— Allan. Rushton ...

... of 2.33 acres. the IRM Pb. Estate, tiodalming; at the • Arms. Cola lining. at 6. KEMSLEY. J. W.—FaregitotDs. Bombed; at the Golden lain. ltomford. at 4. TRIERS. 14 residences and a bldg. plot, hi rear hem: at Mart. at 12. EUERTON. BREACH. & OALSWORTHY. ...

... ned Lieutenant Colonels to be Colonels : — .7. Farquhar. or.. C.8.. half-pay; R. Walkey, Commandant and Chief Instructor. Golden Ki'l : W. Glen cross, half-pay :J. W. Fitzgerald, Commandant Duke of York's Royal Military School (since deceased.; H..T. ...

... Murk-lane. City, merchants and eommias on agents : so far as regards E. C. Browning- Golden Brothers, Deusbury. ironmongers— H. U. and J Golden, trading as William Golden. Huddersfceld. iron- mongers and gun makers— The Cycle Tools and Fittings Emporium ...

... discussion. TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN KENI'. Mr. Alderman 0. M. .trnolti, chairman of tho Technical Education Committee of the Kent (' ouuty council, by invitation of the Corporation ut that borough. opened • Technical Institute at Chatham yesterday. Seiruce ...

... Pimlico. and Wands.o_. and lsis*- nti 1. l!; at Man EILOART, MKSgRB.-FHKKirnLT.-i. Grawmin. holds, f'ornwall-rd.. S.E..and Golden _ , . _ d tat. BRINSLEV. S.— FMEKnoi-ns, llroralpy _ v an at •• Westminster: and leaseholds. Limc._o._t.> w. 'd. and ...

... ET. KENT v. NOTTS. MAIDSTONE, The Ant meeting of those counties during the pveseat season was scheduled to COMIIOIIOB this morning at the picturesque Mote Park Ground, Maidstone. Both sides chosen were representative, Flowers again appearing tor Notts ...

... INTELLECT.-BE %ItsTED HOUSE. Beanited.neee Maidstone -EDIJCATIoN and home comlorte. Feellaint testimonials from pannit. mid meth tor whics. nod terms. please G. T. AWARD. Ilealated Home. &ranted. neon- Maidstone. Fourteen experience at. and late Head Master ...

... by Harrison Weir. V 111. Friend. and Yield. With Si. Illudras lions by Harrison Weir. London : Simpkiii Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, and Co. itedt. 1 houssind. Proa 3s. 6d., - 544 pages, with Diagrams: - BEL'S STANDARD ELOCUTIONIST. Prin- L D a and Exereires ...

... tirst given. Choice Weald of Kents have this week made 51 5s per cwt, and Fuggles from the same district 51 5s to ?? 10s, A considerable growth of these hops was sold a few days ago at 4£ per cwt aU round, and another Weald of Kent planter, -whose growth comprised ...

... ., ha __r___ts— _ ' a ■■'-. Dtxey.Pennell s-p!ace. Peeknam, mineral waterman .■: • ?? — H. T. Weston and son. Benenden. Kent, ?? ?? Wh.ttaker and Buckley. Oldham, hay and corn ?? Caswed, Deaitrey, and Cou College- p;aee. Chelsea. ?? manu actun.s— Lord ...