... W. J. Harris, Manor, Devonshire), it Longbench. near Ashburton, New Zealand. And it is the best-managed farm in the world boot. S> says the same authority. was 30,000 acres of years ago, nod it was bought from tbe New Zealand Government i,’2 per acre ...

... pstrict intelligence. Lord Lady Hothticld Teceivcl largo hooseporty loot week &t 111I 1 ice. Kent. cricket mntche# were played on the gruuna m tho park. They this week to Appleby Castle, Weitmorlaml, for the shooting &e%aaa,- arid. MAity port Works.—The ...

... us which were echoed by the cote- -..—, by the voyage; and, though he is still unable to of Loudon. Ihe High Sheriff of Kent would have brated doctor whom Stevie called in, to the great I es, sir. LTRE OF A walk, it is hoped that perfect rest may ...

... suffocated in bed. Another fire attended with loss of life occurred at a private lunatic asylum kept by Dr. Harmer at Hawkhurst, Kent. The building was completely destroyed, and a young lady patient was burnt to death. PENRITH ABOUT FIFTY YEARS AGO. An occasional ...

... previous years. Harvest has been comp'et,d in th•-se counties, and with a continuance of the present tine weather the pheasant @booting at aeon will open on Wednesday under favourable ci rcu mstances. TUOM ten named Barry were court Wed for trial, •t the Ennis ...

... Chateau de Florence. — World. where they are to stay with Lord Rendel at the That magnificent jewel of the Pope's, ** The Golden Rose of Virtue,” was a goldsmith whose family has done work for the various Popes durin, more than three centuries. The jeweller ...

... following six classes, offered by the Maidstone local committee, have been accepted by the council of th e Royal Agricultural Society of England for comEfr tion at the society's Maidstone meeting of Clue 1., East Kent hops ; Class 11.. Mid-Neat bar Claes ...

... hired Dutchman commenced pulling off his boots, preparatory to going to bed. All die day, said he, I tint I got some little gra';ble stones in my poot. I kens I kit him out now. When he turned up his boot, all that he could find in it was a thimble ...

... Theetiaw's regalia which did not consist, as many papers have stated, merely of a crown and golden calf, but of very many other things, a golden elephant for example, a golden umbrella, a shawl studded with gold and jewels, a magnificent. fan, and other articles ...

... Justice Denman, two of Her Majesty's Judges : Sir W. Miles, Chairman of Somerset Quarter Sessions, Sir Brook Beldam, Chairman of Kent Quarter Sessions : Mr. C. W. Dole, of Nunykirk, Chairman of Northumberland Quarter SOSiOSS ; Sir Rowland Stauley Erriugton ...

... Geordie, there's a morning Nothing wrong, I hope 1 The sheep's a' richt, sir, replied the shepherd. I came to see whether ye kent that the dyke was knockit doon at llinhill, cis' built mond the bucbt, takin' it in to Westerlaw. FAsterlaw just stared. ...

... Emperor of Rena& The Duke and Duchies of Edinburgh are to reprosent the Royal family of England at the celebration of the golden wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach in October next. It is not generally remembered that the Grand Duchess ...