... 13 Trains A United Brauer, (BCD. MP 30 WA Brand Mares 60 nonit.ll &nuances. Sep& I a Arnold. Pref.. at 10 Bristol & W. of E. Boot. 10 Lincoln& liar. Or.. 40 Steam Trawling Prrf. /0 Usher* Prof.. at par 60 Hnfrcraft Pte&.. 10; blunter brew 7. 16 Arnold Ordinary ...

... the clerk. Selling newspapers, carrying portmanteane and packages, sweeping before the doom, clearing off snow, blacking boots, and No on. Little odd jobs in general, eh? Yes, sir, anything that I can turn my hand to, and get to do. Boy—girl I ...

... Bramble and Watts) was fur the debtor. The public examination was concluded. Re MAUI BATVI and BoILMAS, wholesale and retail boot and shoe manufacturers, carrying on business as Mrs. Bateman and Son, of 2, Bonsastreat. Jams' s-bartoo. and 13, Redueld. road ...

... M.P. son of Lord Cranbrook Lord President of the Privy Council, will not oiler himself for riwelectiou for this division of Kent. PORTSHOuTIE—GeneraI Sir George Willis, ex. Lieutenant thxernor of Portsmouth, bait accepted the invitation of tbu Conservative ...

... silver fawn ; and Captain Vansittart, Barham Court, Maidstone. Aninda. whole: C, Mr W Alexander, jun. May, fawn ; Mr Henry J Cornish, Royal Penny, brown Mr John B Lloyd, Wilmington Hall, Dartford, Kent, Seville , fawn; and Mr Alfred E McMullen, Stn ng ...

... Bat. electing lay representatives to the Conference. ESTIMATES IL. GOUT,ItifELMATISALSCIATIC bailing every 'llaye t Surrey. Kent, and let Volunteer Bat. view of the desire on the part of a large number of OLD POST OFFICE TEA NIX iteLGIA. ma BRISTOL SWANSOA ...

... h . .. 2.22 17 NORTH BRISTOL SCHOOL FON Derby .. .. ?A Portsmouth -lo In of the Chancery !salon. and Stone. tireenh Abe Kent ' -121 Honig: KING SQUARE, which ell 17 .. AVENUE HO .. which K. 0.111.11. eon. Alexander Rowland, Laurent.* Pountoeslsne. ...

... Forster, Gore Court, Maidstone, chesnut hackney stallion, °them Bacchus, 1 yr 4 weeks 1 day ; third, Mr G G Capon, bay halt-bred gelding, Limerick, 1 yr 1 month. Class 13.—Mare and foal, or in foal—First, Mr W G Hogg, Westerham. Kent, chesnut in foal, Prudence ...

... at kat me. Ned he mad Mr. W. W. F. Pales sods the wa s • MOW wield be wade thee witeend thin sepses. ewes the driest at Maidstone the ether tbe we& we with J. J. Fork. the Wee le dedsion wired at seam • week se two. Whether the makes We Woad, howler be ...

... 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 ...

... Odam's Chemical Manure Corn- Marsh or Kent, and other Long.woolled : Mr R Game, Alsworth, North- pany, Limited, showed th e ma t er i a l s use d i n th e manufacture of leach; Mr T Powell, East Linham. near Maidstone. Kent. Southdown, their artificial manures ...

... second, Mr G Bagnall. ROMNEY MARSH OR KENT. Class 70.—Two shear ram—First, Mr F Seam% jun, Macknade, Faversham, Kent, 4 yrs 3 months ; He, Mr F Ne mo, jun, 2 yrs 3 month.. and Mr W Millen, Syndale Farm, Faversham, Kent, 2 yrs 8 months 1 day. Extra prise ...