... At the close, the scores were : Taylor, 1450; Richards, 1334. i Kent County Cricket Club. — The annual general meeting of the members ofthe Kent County Cricket Club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Chari'ng -cross, yesterday, Sir John Farnaby Lennard ...

... . William Porch, the il.Av-U ~on of John Porch Goldine. of Upper > -. a^- i *6. In^erre.l at Ditton, near Maidstone, giyi ?? a: North Cray. Kent, George HePhecson ?? ?? Cray an I Aldermanbury-avenue, London, •..•■-;r v ?? April i. at 12. Hilidrop-road ...

... for their more experienced opponents, and suffered defeat by nine goals to one. MAIDSTONE v. Chatham (A.).— This match in the Kent League was played yesterday at. Maidstone, in cold weather, snow falline- at intervals. Although better represented than ...

... Highlanders), vice Colonel C. T. Wallace, whose periou ot service in that appoin ment has expired. Use Bat talioxs. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment..— Captain B. F. Holme to be Major, vice R. A. Hickson, promoted. The Lincolnshire Kegiment.— Major B. R. Hamilton ...

... W. R. Pyner., Trapham Farm, Wingham. Kent, farmer and jam maker, August 30. Wilson, Joseph. 23. High-street, Folkestone, and Cheritoni Kent, florist. August iO. Wood, Jonas. The Freedom of Opinion Inn. Ashford, Kent, licensed victualler an 1 coa! merchant ...

... garment manufacturers— W. Gare and Co., North Evington. Leicester, boot manufacturers — Chapman and Boulien. Man- chester, manufacturers — Furber. Sheehan. and Co.. St. George. Gloucester, boot manufacturers : so far as regards J. M'A vera— Harrison and Jeffs ...

... au:;. Marine Plate.— Sportsman— Golden Ensign: Sportine Life— Man of Ross: Field— Wise Vireui: Lan.l ant Water— Paprika; Licensed Victuallers' Gazette — Ro v.il Rose or Golden Ensign; Sporting Times —Golden Ensign or Queen of the Chase. Brooksidk ...

... is covered with costly lace. The boots of Henby VI. are exhibited, but not the shoes which Raleigh covered with pearls—pos- sibly the latter did not survive the Courtier's pecuniary difficulties. Sandals and clogs, boots of Cordova leather, sabots of beech ...

... ' Witness said No. Prisoner said, I put it through be railings at the approach to Lewisham Junction, opposite the Mid-Kent public-house. It was a black-handled table knife, with tho top broken off. — William Sexton, cab driver, of Deptford, said ...

... Feb. 21. Drury. Henry. SL Mount-street, Abergavenny, fruit and -.eneral dealer. Feb. 21. fchtadd. William Robert. Golden-green. Hadlow. Kent, time- keeper. Feb. 22. Ellis, William, Millington Heights, Millington, Yorks, farmer. Feb. 22. Jones, Stephen, ...

... discussion. TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN KENI'. Mr. Alderman 0. M. .trnolti, chairman of tho Technical Education Committee of the Kent (' ouuty council, by invitation of the Corporation ut that borough. opened • Technical Institute at Chatham yesterday. Seiruce ...

... Pimlico. and Wands.o_. and lsis*- nti 1. l!; at Man EILOART, MKSgRB.-FHKKirnLT.-i. Grawmin. holds, f'ornwall-rd.. S.E..and Golden _ , . _ d tat. BRINSLEV. S.— FMEKnoi-ns, llroralpy _ v an at •• Westminster: and leaseholds. Limc._o._t.> w. 'd. and ...