... 26, 27-Kent v. Middlesex, Tonbridge. 28, 29,30—Kent v. Lancashire, at Tonbridgs. JULY. 12,13, 14—Kent v. Gloucestershire, at Blackheatb. 19, 24, 21—Kent v. Nott«, Maidstone. 23, 24,25—Kent v. Sumy, at ...

... BAS KENT UARTER SESSIONS. The Midsummer Quarter Sessions for East Kent _ were held at the Sessions House, Longport, Canter- | bury, on Tuesday, before his Honour Judge Selfe, and the following justices:—Major Cheesman, Captain Austin, W. L. Lowndes, Esq ...

... T. STANILAND, OUTFITTER, Whitstable-on-Ses.— Great variety, for summer wear, in Suits, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c.—ADVT. WHITSTABLE COLLEGE.—At the Kensington Local Examination, held here in June, the following pupils list. gained certificates, and ...

... work and the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. Bchool Board.—The October meeting of the Whitstable and Seasalter (U.D.) School Board was held tbe clerk's office on evening last, when there were present—Mr. R. Pettman, chairman, Mr. T. S. Golden, vice-chairman ...

... W. Whittaker, 2 Mr. John D. Ambrose, Maidstone. Ditto (any other variety, cock)—l Rev. S. Ash wall, FinmeTe Rectory (silver sp-uigled), 2 Mr. Edwin Corse, Ash! ford (silver). (ben)—l and 3 Mr. Edwin Corks (golden penj tilled). Leghorn (cock)—l G. T. Fowler ...

... SHEEP. Kents.—Wethers—l Mr. G. Barber, Preston, Dover; 2 Mr. T. Wotton, Sturry. Maids—l Mr. H. Rigden ; Lyminge. Ewes-Mr. H. Rigden. Lambs—l Mr. H. Page, Walm-r , Mr. H. Rigden. Silver cup for best pen of Kent sheep—Mr. H. Page. Any breed, not Kents.—Maids ...

... at Waterloo, you will also be forgotten, Duke. Henceforth you will only be associated with boots! -Tut 1 tut! Wellington ejaculated ; I had forgotten the boots ! — Echo. Lord Justice Sir Horace Davey, who has just been appointed Lord of Appeal in place ...