... fire two shots into a fielsd. and kill with the first shot a curlew and a golden plover, apd with the second a cle. ThPe ac- cused sent. his dog into the field, which carried ?? golden plover to hin, and afterwards a boy L went for the two other birds. For ...

... . 6 1 5 !ienid .. 391 11 88 6 ?? h 1 7 Piket ?? 4 2 12 0 ' KENT V. GLOUCESTER. At Maidstone yesterday Gloecrsteruhire had much the better of the opening day's cricket in their match with Kent. heading their opponents sore at a cost of four ickets, ane ...

... Tennycon.. 4 Vantotno . a ?? Colorado ?? ?? 4 Lady Rosbery .a Old Boots ?? 0Haisn Ware ?? 4 ?? ~ a REagicmusde.. _5 Roy Neill ?? 4 Boreaby . Stoic.NerCaI. 5 ?? 4 edale 6, Worldly Wine.. . S Golden Drop ?? 4 flarfieur . 6Pautagruci ?? ?? 3 eloedAlben,,y_.6 Seaton ...

... twenty minutes over whicis play extended, I searingaso many as 359 fortrie lose of only nix wickets. Theh Leicesteroshirc booting-ors unseve difficult ait any perind of21 the day, and the nioisitrs labniired under en addtoa aini ealty in harmg Fougher ...

... Lot ef ?? Hood. L Sewrn Army Boots -The Rcal Army Boot, mini, not the Militia Alahine.Sewo Arricle, but the Exact Boot our Soldiers are wear-' iagatthepressootmonsent-durinogh Sale will be Sold at ?? OVERSHOES! SNOW BOOTS!! M1ARVELLOUS!!! OT 7.-27E0 Pairs ...

... Keervenel C .PanrCS0 WAVES STAES5. - Sprtsnian- Kent; 8 Sportin aLife-Frontier; Sporting Timst--Trideetor Kent: icenssed Viituallers' Gazett, '-Lord President or IKent Land and Water -Poiycrates or Kent FOaRTY-SRODYDAscoi'alESIALc Srir;s5-Sportsrnan' ...

... theyv whiistle. these and other airs fireely, andc even tl e urchins pipe The broatue rows- and Knocked 'em 10 tile Old Kent Road. One of thle bands wvore mauive ?? tunics and vwhite breeches ,with red strip'~s, and the other a hunting Lincoln green ...

... Rom-,S. January 31, 1894. SM,-I wonder James F. Sinclair, in his letter in to-lay's Herald, is not ashamed to mention the '-golden rnle when he knows what the Protestant Churches had to endure at tha hands of the 'Romnishe Church. Our Churches being named ...

... as Tuesday night the ground was still littered with cast-off clothes, old boots and stockings, and rags, and other filthy freinnants of a gipsy encampment. The case of Maidstone forms a warning and an example to every Local Authority throughout the country ...

... the Messrs Cooper, -Mr Woolf Joel. Mr J. Lewis, Mr Inglis. Mr Rsvett, and others who are engaged in South Africans and Golden Australians, whosecoloursare registered at Messrs Weatherby's. Mr Hooley has, I hear. bought Mr Rucker's place at Newmarket ...

... Jarrold & Sons.) '-Alr B'vton, MI.rcllant, MKillionaire, and IKing By WV. D. Hayes. (London: Sinpkie, MPIrenhall, Hamilton. Kent & Co.) , 'The Watchers. By A. E. W. Mason. (Dristol : .J. Wr. Arrowsmnith.) Notable Landrqrks in the Region of Hir- tory ...

... 3' the exhibition.u The centre of - Kent is- ji far removed from the homes and haunts i - of- the general agriculturist, and now thata 0' the society has given tribute to the a Bsouthern counties by holding its golden, jubilee. - within the district, it ...