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... J. C. Williams, Llanstell, 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 elass, receiving the reserve number. The Queen was placed second ...
... movement has been inaugurated for the purpose of establishing an agricultural college for the counties of Kent, Hampshire, Surrey, and Sussex, and the Kent County Council have appointed Sir John F. Lennard and the Mayor of Gravesend to represent the county ...
... southern and western counties have perceptibly changed their shade, and there has stolen across the waving ears the first golden tinge which is the forerunner of ripeness. Despite, however, the fair external appearance, it is to be feared that the ears ...
... southern and western counties have perceptibly changed their shade, and there has stolen across the waving ears the first golden tinge which is the forerunner of ripeness. Despite. however, the fair external appearance, it is to be feared that the ears ...
... country, has resigned the mastership of the Mid Kent Staghounds, which position he took over in 1569. On the 19th inst. • 'emoting of those interested in the pack was held at the Royal Star Hotel, Maidstone, when, after some deliberation, Mr. G. P. Russell ...
... J. C. Williams, Llama.ll, 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 ...
... country, has resigned the mastership of the Mid Kent Staghounds, which position be took over in 1888. On the 19th inst. a meeting of those interested in the pack was held at the Royal Star Hotel, Maidstone, when, after some deliberation, Mr. G. P. Russell ...
... often woke up in the night in a sort of nightmare fright lest his good fortune should be after all only a mockery, and not the golden reality it was. Yes, Henry Sampson was a most excellent man; and he was enjoying his prosperity in a very wholesome fashion ...
... than in his verse. His new book is to be entitled, Seas and Lands, and he has seen a great deal of both. Nature and the golden boon of travel are never thrown away upon Sir Edwin Arnold. He sees Nature as a worshipper should. His, too, is a mind most ...
... 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 ...