... returned at 69 years of age, bat looked much youcger. at Maidstone in admitted a coaviction for pony and costar- monger’s barrow, when sentenced to nine bired them for s month. sold the donkeys in Maidstone, noes (Sevenoaks) stated that after the man came ous ...

... KENT COUNTY ORICKET CLUB. eee oe Club was held at the Golden Cross 1, London, o Monday. In the unavoidable absence of Sir Job Hony wood, the President of the Club, the Right Hon P., was voted to the chair an he was Oakeley, Mr. Marsham, Mr. W. H. Mr. ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUR. meeting of tha Committee of the Kent County Cricket Club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, on Monday afternoon. The Hon. Ito Bligh, the President of the Club for the year, was in the chair, and there were alto ...

... KENT WINTER ASSIZ LIGHT CALENDAR.- THE PROPOSED REMOVAL OF CIVIL BUSINESS. The Commission for the Kent Winter Assizes was opened at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Tuesday morning, by Mr. Justice Mathew, and the business was subsequently proceeded with ...

... ST KENT QUARTER SBSSIONS The autumn Quarter Sessions for East Kent wera held at the Sessions House, Longport, Canterb: jury, on Tuesday. His Honour Judge W. L. Selfe ed and there were also present on the Bench—@. Farle y; Esq., Major Lawes, W. L. -» Captain ...

... Mr. Horace Broughton, Canterbury. GoLDEN WeEppINc.—The sum of twenty-five guineas has been paid into the funds of the Canter- b Dispensary as a donation by Mr. R. Y. Fill, J.P., and Mrs. Fill, to commemorate their golden wedding, The St. Amsteur Musical ...

... commission.—N.B. to order in a No cheap German rubbish kept in stock.—Ad vertise- ment. EXTENSION OF BUSINESS PREMISES.—T. S. Golden, High Stree t, Whitstable, begs to inform his friends and the pub lic that he has just extended and im- roved his business ...

... Music—Wa are pleased to be able to announce that Earl Stanhope, Lord-Lieutenant of Kent, has succeeded in obtaining balance of the amount required to complete the Kent Scholarship in the Royal College of Music, and that the first scholar will shortly ...

... Lordship, on delivering his to the Grand Jury, said as it was the first time he had had the privilege and pleasure of coming to Maidstone assist in administration of Justice, although he could not except the position of one who wag un. known to the county as ...

... service on behalf of the School Fund, and res ulted in an increase over those of last year. Some of the flowers were to the Kent and Canterbury Hos pital on Monday, and the remaining portion to the Rev. C. Tunbridge’s Mission at Barking. In connection ...

... GIVEN BY MINSRS. G. W. AND GREEN, Woor- Best Three Keat Ram Teg Fleecas—H. Best Kent Wether Fleeces— 1, G. W. Fino, be, Lyminge, Exors. late C. Neame, Faversham: Best Three Kent Teg Fleeces Sturry ; he, C. Collard. (not rams)—1, T. Wootton, ‘ven CUPS AND ...

... International Folklore Congress. also written “Studies in Jewish Statistics,”.and translated “Balthasar Gracian ” for Macnillan’s “Golden Treasury ‘Series.” Moreover, he has been a great stimulus to other thinkers, and his Services are acknowledged in the prefaces ...