... an annual event. Djra tB« M_B___— Tbe neatest and best Boots m Chester are to be had at Hewitt's, made in Chester by Chester working-men. Hewitt's Home- made Boots for wear. Hewitt's Home-made Boots for wear. George-street Social Cibcle.— On Friday evening ...

... to have occurred at Ashford, Kent, on Saturday afternoon, at the close of s> football match between Ashford United and Folkstone Clubs, which was won by the hitter. As soon as play had ceased the referee, Adams, of Maidstone, was mobbed by the spectators ...

... dolabrate, draceena veitchi, biota eUgantissima, golden Chinese arbor vitiv, New Zealand flax, and the silver gem enonymus, variety which Messrs. Dickson sent out a few years ago. A bordering of golden box encloses a choice display of begonias and other ...

... flags. Evans, and Salmon, andCorlett,and the Hop Pole, and the Blossoms and the City Grill (M. C. Hewitt) and the Golden Lion, and the Golden—we beg pardon—Messrs. W. and H. Williams's meat emporium are all rigged out most loyal array, and many others too ...

... places, varying in size from large towns like Leicester and Newcastie-on-Tyne to small villages of a few Cambridgeshire or Kent. The aggregate of the average number of tha courses was nearly of whom nearly half ition the conversatii held before or after ...

... 2 76-0 FERST and was loudly all along and Mrs. H. B. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot, Miss Aunie Hi Col. position he was in. There was Kent, Middlesex, Somerset, and Sussex, and a efully ., 2-5 wiz the route to Mr. Boscawen, the Misses ir. Lewis (The Mill), as him ...