... well versed tam en and menaces, expert with his pen, and a linguist to boot. He bad not been long in England before he determined to pay a visit to the Vale of Ay lesford in Kent,wbere W W Wayward and his band were believed to be encamped. Having borrowed ...

... the countr y, resigned the mastership of the Mid Kent Seaghounds, which position he took over in 18M. On the 19th inst. a meeting of three interested in the peek was held at the Royal Star Hotel, Maidstone. when, after some deliberation, Mr. G. P. Russell ...

... RENFREWSEHRE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 25, 1891. UTTIN Malt h is a notloaable thing That when Kent blow prates their crop. Swalidom is always on win. And Slaosdon on the Hop WEAT . II IN Assault's Daly says-- I bays found, es Cbattartos dtd, that ...

... J. C. Williams, Llexutell, coming second in the latter competition. The Hereford Cup went to the Earl of Coventry's steer, Golden Horn; Mr. W. H. Cooke, Worcester, who was first in the next class, receiving the reserve number. The Queen was placed second ...

... Goodenough assumed commend of the Maid- Mooe force on Monday moaning be had under his command the local troop o West Kent Yeomanry, the 3rd Kent Artillery Volunteers with eight 16- pounders, a battery of six machine guns commanded by Captain Dunfee, a strong ...

... were started on Mon- la lad , 3 a 6 d• Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sendway, Bairn Row . B ulg y,- ea aud Goner: Maidstone , Kent, says : St. Jacobs 011 has cored W. Hamilton 20 Paisley day. Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart., Ilea Sam. Brown 7 Linton-A ...