... fisla merchant-T. Leighton, Eyton-on. ?? Moors, Salop, miller-A. Marchant, Bower-place, Maidstone, outfitter-D. Davies Water-street, Aberavon, Glamorgaushire, boot makdr-J. Hall, Corbridge, Northum- berland, innkeeper-E. Evans, Ilangedwin, Denbighshire ...

... Societv. 1001. ; to the British and Foreign Bible Society, lo0t. - to the West Kent Hospital at Masidstone. l0!/. ; to the Kent County Ophthalmio llo~spiuil at Maidstone, 1001. to the Home for Little Buys at Fsrningham, 1001.; to the School for the Ia- ...

... Society of Eng- land for competition at the Socioty's Maidstone meeting of 1898. A ?? prize of 201 a secoadprira of lOf., and a third prie of 61. is oereJ in each of the folow- ing clsses: East Kt ops, Mid Kent hops, Weald of U5 Krent hops, Farnam hops, Worcester ...

... good for the people, though it is bad for the breeder. KENT A very excellent show has been organised under the title of the Kent County Farm Fruit Show. This year's exhibition was held at Maidstone last week, and both the apples and the pears were surprisingly ...

... shsbrflokrar Alir1i 2. 12. II at1-~G ?? diryan Ap~l18, atil ,1-14. at i. Hall, New Glee ?? 2, a; it-C. M. Cordlsrll. Lee, stitle a Kent, farmer, Mdarch It, at 1-G. Chatileld. lienley Studfs ion. DErAi idkeeper, March 27. at 11-Charlotte Willard, late lit, THurs~n ...

... yards at their disposal, the 3rd Kent n at Artillery, of Colonel Hozier's command, and t utthe 3rd Essex Rifles, were released from duty, a but with orders to muster at once if bugles a in should sound the assembly. Maidstone does d to not offer much in the ...

... in co-partuership at 148:, High-street, Shore. ditch, shoe manufacturers-HE J. Millwood, late of 101, Bailton-road, Brixton, boot menu. facturer. CourayTRY.-F. Woodford, New-road, Ayles. bury, Buckinghamshire, butcher-G. M. Bane, Psrk-road, Barnsley. Yorkshire ...

... in top boots and smoked where they pleased, while the habitual wearing of swords led to frequent duels. Namh drew up aregular code and even Royalty, in the person of Princess Amelia, was compelled to submit to his authority. These were the golden hours ...

... Nottingham, assurance agent -B. Davies, East-road, Tylorstown, boot dealer-G. Jenkins, Brook-villa, Llantrissanut commercial traveller. ?? Oaimus-Ano. 8. LownoON.-J. Alexander, Old Kent-road, ?? Archer, Dorset-road, Claphara- road, brewer-A. E. Chibnall ...

... Lancashire lnnd Gloucestershire, the formner team finished their first innings for 31.2, and thelast-named' theirs for 138. Kent, at Maidstone, in tleir first innirgs against the Philadelphians, ran up a total of 454. The 'Armericans responded with 157 for-six ...

... aORKaIITSE AMENITIES. I POKER17S, BOOTS, AND R UCH RE LATIONS. Pctriele Regzn, So, a paupor junsto of the Chelsea Wollr:house, vho wsvs brouighit in shasminr drunken- Iness, as ehargee, at the Wcstsninster Police Court, ou Saturdla, with assaultingithe ...

... killed by lightning while sheltering under a, tree. A young gentleman, named Gordon, was drowned on Wednesday at Fritten- den, Kent, whilst fishing on Sir Charles Oakley's estate. Articles were signed on Tuesday night for the long-talked-of fiaht between ...