... second plaee. It is owned by 'Mr. 'T. D. John, Cardiff. Mr. Walter Winans's (Plucklev. Kent) Golden Dream received the third prize-, and the same exhibitor's Golden Ray was reserved and highly commended. The class of mares or geldings 6imilar in age to ...

... has been certified as being in a fit condition to plead. Miss Petersen will, therefore, be put upon her trial at Kent assize at Maidstone on 10th July. The maintenance and education of your family probably cost all you can afford. Your early death might ...

... importance to the fact that h it is the county town of Kent, and doubtless it e is owing to the latter circumstance that the Royal . Agricultural Society ]ave held their show there a this year. Maidstone, although within 42 miles tof London, is by no means ...

... male impersonator, are also il the bll. while the concluding item is the production of Ra calP tally staged sketch entitled A Golden SvidSot, performcd by Johnstone Gould's combination. ad GAIETYm TnZATRE OF VARIETIES.-LiCensee General Manager, Mr A. E. Hegley: ...

... played the part of Anastasia Angelina Annalott with broad humour ; the Babes, Miss Mande Merrirk and Mliss Fanny Lawton gained golden opinions by their dainty end graceful style ; Mr Harry Halley proved himself a good exponent of the part of Friar tuck. The ...

... the silver variety was a In- stylish pullet, although not in the best condition. , Among the any other colour Wyandottes a golden 1 pullet, which is near perfection, was first. Ham- I' hurglis were also a large display and the two m- classes were well ...

... Charlie Bleeter; Mr Xrthur Hayman as Benjamin Brewster possesses a capital voice, his singing being much enjoyed ; Miss Julia Kent creates a favourable impres- sion as Lulu. ROTHER HAA.L THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors, the North of England Theatre Corporation ...

... Jarrold & Sons.) '-Alr B'vton, MI.rcllant, MKillionaire, and IKing By WV. D. Hayes. (London: Sinpkie, MPIrenhall, Hamilton. Kent & Co.) , 'The Watchers. By A. E. W. Mason. (Dristol : .J. Wr. Arrowsmnith.) Notable Landrqrks in the Region of Hir- tory ...

... Misses Williams (2), Shepherd s-bush. Mr. and AiYrs, Bell, London. J. and D. W. Bell, London. G. Jackson, Sidcup, Kent. -Larker, Kent. -Kin, 3. Snow hill. Mr. A. !C. Bush, Walham-zremn. Passengars landed at Jersey by tbh South- Western company's steamship ...

... are suieft American comedy artists. The Borellis are also erlever in their musical absurdity. Other good turns are issie Kent, top-boot dancer; Leo Poldine, gym- aast; and Walter Stanley, comedian. ST. HELENS. PgoPME'S PALACE.-Proprietor, Mr Tom Boardman; ...

... Proprietor, Mr L. B. Barnard.-Campkin is loudly applauded for his tramp cycling act, Miss Lily Benson contributes a neat top-boot dance. Hamilton and Hart's sketch A Sporting Duchess is very welcome; Mezetti and Mora's triple bar performance is decidedly ...

... Verne as Pusset, the waiter, is clever and T- greatly admired. Miss Rica De Castro as Alice, le Edmund's deserted wife, wins golden opinions, as does Ml also Miss Chryssie Bolzani as Constance, Melton's ' daughter. The scenery is charming, and the drama ...